Reblog If You’ve Read Fanfictions That Are More Professional, Better Written Than Some Actual Novels.

Ever just peer pressure a friend into NOT watching a show you like? Because it's your show. Like no that's my thing. You can't take it from me. What if you watch it and then get more into it than me? That'll ruin my thing. No. Bad. I did in fact do this with Arcane. But really all I did was explain a few things from the first couple episodes and he noped out. So he wouldn't have watched more than a couple episodes anyway, I just saved him the drama.

Have some doodles of Cleetus :> except it's my design of him having not watched The Lost City of Mizu in a hot minute. I made him a doggo because he was sniffing Ranbob and I thought it'd be cute.

hey. Let's not forget that not all aros are also ace ok? Ok.

I really like the idea of Micah being aromantic. Specifically aroallo.

He doesn't seem to actually be interested in dating or traditional "love" (while he also makes sexual comments and does express that he's attracted to Abigail)

Though, I'm sure SOME PEOPLE will say that this is a terrible headcannon and that this is just making him a worse guy but idc

I like the idea and think it fits him.

I mean, really, looking at how he acts in game and comparing it to my own experience as someone who is aroallo, I see it.

The obsession continues! I drew one of my favorites! It's Professor Gareth! Y'know the guy who's only alive for 6 episodes... Yeah... He's so fun to draw!

I keep hopping from fandom to fandom

But I hop back to Malevolent quickly enough

I love drawing unserious little guys it's my favorite honestly

Grian and Mumbo doodles

The ones of them together were to try and explain an idea I had to a friend. The others were just me having fun in class.

Monster from Epic the Musical gives me Darkling vibes and I don't really know how to explain it.

Haven't posted art in a minute. So...

Enjoy :3

tv shows (in particular sitcoms. i'm thinking about sitcoms) are really missing out on the comedic potential of an aroallo character in a sitcom. everyone's thinking about the comedic potential of awkward romance, but i'm thinking about the comedic potential of desperately trying to avoid romance. climbing out of windows to avoid family asking about a romantic partner. mission impossible-style escape following a one-night stand. spraying people with water from a spray bottle if they engage in pda. holding an anti-valentines day. hiding in impossible places to avoid someone who has expressed romantic feelings for them. two aroallos in a fwb relationship making exaggerated looks of disgust when someone implies they're dating. marriage for tax benefits. sitcoms are really limiting their true comedic potential by not including aroallo characters