Psa On Posting Speed;

Send “Tell me” along with whatever you or your muse wants to know regarding my muse and they have to answer truthfully.

It can be something from their past, their dreams, what they want, etc…

Reblog if you RP using Discord

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Headcanon Meme Time!

⌆ a nervous tic or habit they do

⏀ describe their usual smile

⇅ do they look up or down while thinking?

❧ describe their usual sleeping position

✑ describe something they like without naming it

✜ what’s their posture like in a normal situation?

❖ describe their hands

❞ write a quote they would find themselves saying

§ how would their hair gray? or would they lose their hair first?

❤ describe how they show affection.

✭ what is one of their favorite items?

“Wasn’t that the definition of home? Not where you are from, but where you are wanted.”

— Abraham Verghese

☆ Put this star into the inbox of your favourite blogs. It's time to spread positivity!

Thank you and right back at you!

Send “📂“ for a random yet completely useless headcanon I have

                                     you are expendable                                                                                 because you’re a SOLDIER

                                                 and soldiers sacrifice themselves                                                           so others won’t have to

     Do me a favor. Reblog this to let your followers know you are okay with them taking time on threads and ask answers.

     Reblog if you are alright if they take anywhere from an hour to a few weeks or even a month and you’ll still wait for their reply. If you are fine with them asking you about the thread if they are stuck with ideas, or if they want to drop it. They won’t be judged for any of it.

     Respect your rp partners and their abilities to reply. We all have our schedules and free time to sit down and reply and it’s okay for them to take time! ❤

There is NOTHING beautiful about the scars LITTERING my body

                                    It tells a tale of bloodshed, tragedy, and war

“There are years that ask questions and years that answer.”

— Zora Neale Hurston