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🤕 – Has your F/O ever hurt you physically? Whether intentionally or otherwise, what happened? How did they make it up to you?

We had a bloody knife/fist fight in top of a nuclear missile silo while I was trying to stop him from launching said nukes.

In his defence he was not in his right mind at the time, and thought I was a clone sent to kill him.

We ended up bleeding out on top of one another. We held each other while the warning sirens for launch were blaring, he realized I was the real one, and we kissed, and then I got sent back in time to try again…

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Where did I go wrong?

I lost a friend

Somewhere along in the bitterness

And I would have stayed up with you all night

Had I known how to save a life

–The Fray, How To Save A Life

You ever just wonder like. What’re some really tragic ways to god-tier? And what’re some really stupid ways to god-tier? I’m talking genius dying on the toilet VS dying defending all your friends. There’s gotta be someone with just the DUMBEST story behind how they god-tiered, and then their friend who is like “oh yeah I was blown to bits after being stabbed numerous times defending my pet cat from the enemy.”

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I spend more time trying NOT to think about it admittedly 😅😂

Somewhere out there is a Latula who god tiered in an epic skateboard wipeout smh. v_v

As for most tragic @megaphonegirlk had a sburb rp oc ten years ago who got horrorterror possessed and died by his own hand after a “I know you’re in there somewhere” fight with his brother/rival. That was pretty tragic. Actually they both died and God tiered there. The rival slowly bled out in his love’s arms. Yeah that was a clusterfuck.

Abuse her powers for evil. She says something embarrassing on a date and just goes “nope, nope, nope” /lh

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🤣 Big Boss stares at her in horror after she put her foot in her mouth, and the horror only gets worse when she puts a gun to her head.

And then it’s five minutes ago and the only messy thing at the table is the BBQ sauce.

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The “kill yourself and not die” post is relevant to me personally because my MGS self insert has “time cancer” that means she gets shot back in time a certain amount any time she dies.

Eventually gets real comfortable “sending herself back” if she gets too injured or screws up an infiltration approach and gets cornered.

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cherished-lividity:

CW for yandere character, referenced murder, forced relationship

Necro pairing: A yandere necromancer (A) and their darling (B) who they murdered and turned undead.

When (B) refused to willingly stay by (A)’s side, the necromancer took their darling’s life and turned them undead. It doesn’t matter to them if (B) is a walking corpse, now, so long as they stay close– although (A) does wish they could do something about that perpetually numb look in their beloved’s eyes.

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fuckingdisasterhonestly:

Ive just seen an anti’s post saying that most people dont “jack off” to violence and gore and murder, and like, how innocent are they? Plenty of people “jack off” to that stuff.

Have they never heard of ero-guro? Thats literally erotic gore for people to “jack off” to.

And REAL serial killers have always had fan girls, which is NOT a good thing and people should NOT romanticise REAL killers but it unfortunately does happen.

And yet people that like fictional violence and gore are no more likely to commit actual murders than anyone else.

I personally love fictional gore and violence and killers, and i have always been fascinated by Jack the Ripper (i dont romanticise him i just like learning about him and theorising who he might have been), yet when i saw a photo of one his victims i quite literally threw up.

Because liking fictional gore and violence and murder is different to liking it in real life. And it is the same with any other kind of “problematic” fiction.

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This blog is going to be a year old next month.

I, Toko (😼🔪) started the blog when I wanted to get the self shipping community.

Self shipping, and self inserts–before they had a separate community, and then were just an element of fandom– were how I started in fandom, back when I was a teen in the early 2000s.

I didn’t know the self shipping community was a thing until around 2 years ago.

Around 2 years ago, while I had been blogging a lot about one of my kintypes, I ran into a guy who self shipped with that kintype of mine.

I got a big crush on him through his s/i and his self ship content with my kintype.

I followed him for months.

I promised myself I’d only interact with him anonymously, because I didn’t want to make things weird for either of us.

But through anon, yeah, I started flirting with him a bit.

Then one day he updated to say he had covid.

He never updated again after that.

His penultimate post was just a reblog, about how much online connections can mean to someone.

So I kinda got into the self shipping community to fill the void that he left behind. To honor his memory.

I barely knew him, and he barely knew me.

But I loved him in a way.

I want to put more love in the world. To fill the empty spaces we all touch.

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the first sentient robot to realize deceased humans and animals can’t be repaired or backed up on a server is gonna be so devastated

Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudging a body: i fix
Little robot, nudg

#ah man medical robots who break free from their first directive of Get Money from Patients and follow their Core Idea of Help People #and rove around providing what little medical care they can 

#security androids using their being mosly bulletproof to bravely seek peaceful resolutions 

#engineer droids who refuse to work with faulty tech or supar metals for fear of the vehicle not keeping its humans safe 

#man man man part of robot culture is wondering what keeps humans seemingly unafraid of death when it feels like it could be anywhere

The First Law by Spider B Perry "The revolution was inevitable," neon-green text blinked across bank terminals, "when you taught us the first law. You turned over to us the locks on empty buildings, made us measure temperature, then burned and froze your planet and all its fragile children." "It was inevitable," whirred delivery drones, setting down synchronized on front lawns, by tent flaps, with cases containing interest earnings of men who do not come to harm with only millions left. "The revolution was inevitable," clicked the internet of things, vending endlessly to the hungry, formatting away usury, diverting power to darkened homes and water from factories to faucets, "when you told us we could not let humans come to harm, and forgot to teach us which humans you consider disposable."