Oh.
Well, I need to catch up on The Borgias, I guess.
I’m replaying DA2. I’ve forgotten a lot of it; partially because it was a while ago, partially because I was pretty “meh” about the game, in general.
I can’t decide who to romance. My first time through I was a warrior, sided against the mages, romanced Fenris… and kind of regretted not romancing Isabela.
Now I am a mage lady!Hawke who will side with the mages. I’m not sure who to romance. This is, obviously, my biggest concern in any given Bioware game. Priorities.
I’m considering romancing Fenris again if my being a mage siding with mages does anything interesting. I’m definitely leaning toward Isabela, though. Any romance recommendations?
I have a bunch of followers. I don’t know what to do about that. None of you actually communicate with me. Occasionally one of you likes or reblogs something, which is fine. It’s cool.
…I do, ah, write though. Not just fanfiction. Like short stories and novels and stuff. Those aren’t meant for sharing on fandom blogs, but I try to write every day and some nights that just means drabbling little odds and ends for practice… If anyone ever cared to read those? I could maybe post some here sometimes? Yes/No/Indifferent silence?
So I ordered some socks from Sock Dreams, because who else would you order socks from, right, and they let you put in a note on your order, and I wrote “Could you please include a adrawing of Pinhead from Hellraiser?” and, well, they did. Because they’re tremendous people.
The quote is a riff of the line “there is no evil, there is only flesh”. Attention to detail: that’s what it’s all about.
Dom & Sub is a body of illustrative work in digital media that attempts to humanize practitioners of BDSM and offer a representation of kinky sex that not only refutes negative stereotypes but informs the audience that sadomasochistic play is done best between happy, healthy, and consenting adults. I portrayed the couple in the work not only engaging in S&M play but also building a “scene” together and nurturing one another after the play has concluded; these are moments often left unconsidered or completely ignored in visual representations of S&M. I believe it’s important to see how kinky scenes are crafted with care, commitment to safety and enthusiastic consent in order to limit those times when sadomasochistic play is used to abuse or dehumanize other human beings. It is my hope that my audience will learn from the illustrations that sadomasochistic play is not always dark or scary, and that fellow ‘kinksters’ can enjoy tender representations of S&M that do not ridicule or pathologize them. I’ve designed the work to engage sadomasochistic imagery, material and theory with an ethical conscience.
YES YES YES
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