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themagnificentmags replied to your post “chapter 3 of Fugitive”
Ooh, the plot thickens!
plots are like unto béchamel: irresistible to me when properly thickened
(lol that was the most pretentious way I ever could have said that, I am delighted)
gnomeicecream replied to your post “we took the wyverns on a tour of the coast by boat”
High amounts of saphic energy in the prequil of this tale.
Fellas, is it gay to– ahh, I’ll be serious, answer below.
childoffantasy replied to your post “we took the wyverns on a tour of the coast by boat”
B I am a humble queer, you can’t just describe MM like that and NOT expect me to come away with a lil crush. Also I desperately need a lilac bush of my very own, cause idk how well the neighbors will react to me pilfering theirs once they bloom properly and I love gin cocktails
LISTEN. She is magnificent. I should mention, to be fair, that DF is also a reasonably attractive man (6′, hazel eyes, even features, lean but sturdy build, dresses nicely), it’s just, you know, men are much less aesthetically appealing in general. I have never not acknowledged that I am Hella Bi. However, I am also demisexual, and the Beast of Genuine Sexual Attraction bites me but seldom. So, for the record, while it would not be wrong if my residence in this house and love for its occupants was not entirely platonic, it is, but that doesn’t mean I can’t aesthetically enjoy its occupants. My mother is beautiful too, my sisters are great beauties, each in their own way; I can describe them as such without intending it to be a particularly thirsty description. But, for the record, I am and always have been bi as fuck, just, sort of ace too, as it happens. 😊
MM Fashion Update: Last night she dug out a pendant of a gryphon that she owns, to wear it in honor of poor Coen, since she finally got to the part of Ancient Sea where his Tragic Backstory is somewhat enumerated. ❤️
And, re: lilacs, I have EXCELLENT NEWS, which is that at least one manufacturer does make a lilac gin all pre-flowered for you, should anyone wish to recreate the Yennefer and not have a lilac bush just blooming at their disposal.
Black Button Distilling makes a lovely lilac gin. Which, honestly, I should go buy some of, since I happen to be in town… ah, there’s kind of an inside reference here, Rochester NY is historically known as the Flour City because they had huge mills to convert grain from the Midwest that had come in via the Great Lakes into flour for use in New York and New England, as they were situated ideally right between the Erie Canal and Lake Ontario and at the hub of some railroads. Obviously all of that is long gone, but at some point it got converted over to the Flower City, and to make this a worthy name somebody filled up Highland Park with lilac bushes and every single year (except this year 😪) they have a wonderful big hullaballoo of a Lilac Festival and every single year, Rochester’s weather is so wildly unpredictable that the lilac bushes are not blooming during the festival, and that’s part of the charm of the festival. ANYWAY, so pale purple lilacs are a semi-official symbol of the city of Rochester. Which is where I am now, though it’s not where I live. ANYWAY *exhales* you can get lilac gin and make the Yennefer but you’d have to add bitters somehow to replicate the true beauty of it, the lilac gin is mostly a soft pleasant flowery aromatic experience.
ANYHOO
you could always just ask your neighbors… I never would though, I don’t blame you one bit.
themagnificentmags replied to your post “chapter 3 of Fugitive”
Ooh, the plot thickens!
plots are like unto béchamel: irresistible to me when properly thickened
(lol that was the most pretentious way I ever could have said that, I am delighted)
gnomeicecream replied to your post “we took the wyverns on a tour of the coast by boat”
High amounts of saphic energy in the prequil of this tale.
Fellas, is it gay to– ahh, I’ll be serious, answer below.
childoffantasy replied to your post “we took the wyverns on a tour of the coast by boat”
B I am a humble queer, you can’t just describe MM like that and NOT expect me to come away with a lil crush. Also I desperately need a lilac bush of my very own, cause idk how well the neighbors will react to me pilfering theirs once they bloom properly and I love gin cocktails
LISTEN. She is magnificent. I should mention, to be fair, that DF is also a reasonably attractive man (6′, hazel eyes, even features, lean but sturdy build, dresses nicely), it’s just, you know, men are much less aesthetically appealing in general. I have never not acknowledged that I am Hella Bi. However, I am also demisexual, and the Beast of Genuine Sexual Attraction bites me but seldom. So, for the record, while it would not be wrong if my residence in this house and love for its occupants was not entirely platonic, it is, but that doesn’t mean I can’t aesthetically enjoy its occupants. My mother is beautiful too, my sisters are great beauties, each in their own way; I can describe them as such without intending it to be a particularly thirsty description. But, for the record, I am and always have been bi as fuck, just, sort of ace too, as it happens. 😊
MM Fashion Update: Last night she dug out a pendant of a gryphon that she owns, to wear it in honor of poor Coen, since she finally got to the part of Ancient Sea where his Tragic Backstory is somewhat enumerated. ❤️
And, re: lilacs, I have EXCELLENT NEWS, which is that at least one manufacturer does make a lilac gin all pre-flowered for you, should anyone wish to recreate the Yennefer and not have a lilac bush just blooming at their disposal.
Black Button Distilling makes a lovely lilac gin. Which, honestly, I should go buy some of, since I happen to be in town… ah, there’s kind of an inside reference here, Rochester NY is historically known as the Flour City because they had huge mills to convert grain from the Midwest that had come in via the Great Lakes into flour for use in New York and New England, as they were situated ideally right between the Erie Canal and Lake Ontario and at the hub of some railroads. Obviously all of that is long gone, but at some point it got converted over to the Flower City, and to make this a worthy name somebody filled up Highland Park with lilac bushes and every single year (except this year 😪) they have a wonderful big hullaballoo of a Lilac Festival and every single year, Rochester’s weather is so wildly unpredictable that the lilac bushes are not blooming during the festival, and that’s part of the charm of the festival. ANYWAY, so pale purple lilacs are a semi-official symbol of the city of Rochester. Which is where I am now, though it’s not where I live. ANYWAY *exhales* you can get lilac gin and make the Yennefer but you’d have to add bitters somehow to replicate the true beauty of it, the lilac gin is mostly a soft pleasant flowery aromatic experience.
ANYHOO
you could always just ask your neighbors… I never would though, I don’t blame you one bit.
