NSFW ban fail
Reblog if you’re still seeing porn bots despite the NSFW ban. I’m still seeing them. Plenty of legitimate followers seem to be blocked from my feed, however.
it’s happening MORE on my posts than it was before.
For whatever reason, I get a ton on this blog. It was, in the past, sporadic over the last how many years, but this week takes the cake. Getting real tired of having to block and report every single one of them.
Just in case
I will be reblogging this on all my blogs with my contact info in case one of my blogs ends up going down (I can only think of the RP blogs tbh being why)
If you want to keep in contact with me in case something goes down, let me know!
All my not safe work will probably go on one of these:
Reblog if
You are still going to be here after the change. If your characters and relationships you’ve made on this shit storm of a site, is too important to abandon.
I thought I was on it but I guess I might have em missed up
Also
How did you know I was thinking about that
For now, Lang Su seemed to be mostly keeping to herself. Which was fine considering it was their first time meeting. For now, he wouldn’t continue to seek more information or the like from her. At least he had gotten the chance to officially meet one of Lu Xun’s friends. “It’s fine. I will not force you to stay or be escorted home. You’re free to leave on your own.”
A few minutes later, he guided her to the courtyard and sat down. Perhaps their reunion wouldn’t last much longer but he tried to chat with her for a little while. “It seems very late…” Sun Quan said, looking at the distance.
“Are you going home now…?”
It was polite of him not to push, and she was grateful for that. It was best not to reveal too much to an acquaintance, let alone someone of a much higher rank. Too soon. “Thank you, my lord.”
She hadn’t really noticed the time–it was impossible to really do so just by gazing at the moon right now, so she took his word for it. “I suppose it is. You did catch me out rather late. Shall we continue this some other time then? I don’t mind a friendly chat every now and then.”
It was the ship name I had for Lu Xun and her, back when I was still trying to label all of my ships.
Not sure if it’s obvious or not, but what I was getting at is that there is still a friendly affinity between them even after they have gone their separate ways. Romantic or not.
Don’t know. Frankly, I’d just love to have more female characters to play. Give me Wu Guotai
… Lady Wu? Please grill Liu Bei.
I don’t think I’d mind very much, but if I did some shipping work, I’d just list them as off limits out of respect to the in game characters.
As for Zhu Ran, I haven’t heard anything about his wife before other than the fact he has a son.
I always thought it would have been funny for Su to befriend Sunshi and proceed to tell her about how bratty he was when they were kids. Also thought it’d be funny if they told the other’s kids about something that is false about their parent but they believe it because they’re so young. Like su supposedly hitting him with a rock because he said her handwriting was ugly…but it was actually because he tried to scare her when she was skipping rocks after a lesson.
I’ve seen fewer Zhu Ran content tbh I feel like it’s his hair–it’s the hair isn’t it. #1 reason I can’t draw him
I have less debate on this one: Zhu Ran.
I like both men because they feel to me like they’d be good matches, but Ran would really force Su out of her comfort zone so she can start healing–because he really isn’t a bad guy and she knows this. He just loves being on fire. So there’s a bit of compromise and understanding between the both of them when they realize that there’s a problem going on, and that they both have to meet in the middle. And that’s when they start to make effort and really see each other as something other than what they’ve presented.
It’s actually one of my favorite stories, minimal angst.
It flip flops, really, because they both have their charms. Overall, I’d still say Zhu Ran.
“Hey, that’s interesting to me. You might not believe me but… I was actually born in Xiapi. Well, my father was fighting Dong Zhuo with the allied forces before Wu even existed. But this land… We made it our own. It was after my brother conquered the southern lands that we came to establish ourselves here.”
Sun Quan thought it’d be better not to pry too much into her personal life. Unless they became closer in due time. For now, the info Su was willing to share with him was more than enough.
The castle was just a few miles away. “We’re almost close… Do you mind staying here for the night or would you prefer to be escorted home later on?”
She mused quietly, though the latter was more to herself. “I see…I would have never guessed that.” She had some knowledge of the founding of Wu, but never an insider’s telling, especially someone who had a hand in it. What a time.
“Forgive me, but I should decline.” She raised her head, turning her eyes back to him once more. “I do not mind, but I would really rather not trouble anyone to extend such courtesy to me…especially on such short notice.”