UnderDusted

-just call me underdusted

-he/him/his

-somewhere on the aro spectrum(likely demiromantic or grey-romantic)

-ftm

-American

DNI list

-any suggestive accounts

-anyone who is hateful towards LGBTQ+, any race, a religion, ethnicity or gender

-bots

-scammers

Fandoms(the main ones)

-inanimate insanity

-BFDI

-Good Omens

-TF2(mainly the comics, I’m new to the fandom)

-cuphead

-animal farm

-Jekyll and Hyde

-homestuck(I’m so new tho)

Masterposts:

[This is an au that I created back in September of 2023, with the question of “what if Muriel fell” after good omens season2.]

Part 1

Part 1 rewrite

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

321 here we go, another rant:

Aziraphale and Crowley are not Asa and Anthony

They’re cute, yes, and it helps me to think that when I get back into the acceptance stage of this grief, that I can fall back onto them because I believe they are the souls of Aziraphale and Crowley, which is an over all beautiful sentiment.

But

Asa and Anthony, even if they weren’t raised by parents who fully loved and supported them, did not go through the same defining process as Aziraphale and Crowley did. They had free will from the very start, likely never punished for it harshly, could go where they wanted, got justice or at least were able to speak up if someone wronged them, and could pick what they wanted to do with themselves. Whereas Aziraphale and Crowley have been forced into these jobs, these roles, metaphorically held at gun point if they didn’t obey, and were able to be brought into places or situations they didn’t consent to. These are very defining points in someone’s personality and psychological development.

And with that in mind, the only people who haven’t entirely changed much are the humans who existed in Aziraphale and Crowley’s universe because they had autonomy and free will. They had always been like that! Maybe Adam will change, seeing as he had to deal with hearing voices and being satans son and seeing Satan all at age 11, and maybe Nina and Maggie, but they’re fully grown adults when they meet the forces of Heaven and Hell.

And(yes, I’ve said this before) Aziraphale and Crowley would rather off their ownselves than let the other die. If that was the only choice, if one side had to go, Aziraphale would offer himself up and Crowley would offer himself up. Never in a million years would they let the other die, and thus they would end up in a stalemate, and would have to find another solution that wasn’t ending their old universe.