Arthur Stuart (
tangleofgarlands) wrote in
xistentia2017-11-01 11:19 am
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daemon: Wildd | NSFW daemon commentary
Preferred Alias: Arthur
RED - Something about yesterday: I had coffee and toast for breakfast. I'm not very interesting.
ORANGE - Something you do well: [this space was initially left blank, helpfully filled in by Wildd:] Performing oral sex
YELLOW - Something about your childhood: I frequently found myself in trouble at primary school for daydreaming, and once for kissing another boy during lunch.
GREEN - Something you learned last week: How to make Long Island iced tea.
BLUE - Something you can't live without: Music.
INDIGO - Something you watch: I used to watch the news, but only because it's what my dad always had on.
VIOLET - Something you listen to: Gimme Danger.
daemon: Graced
You know, if you wanted, I could probably turn off the function that lets it do that without your permission.
[avoid the topic of boys they want to be doing things with and can't. Yeah, that will last]
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cw for brief mention of abuse/homophobia
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vague ableist/sexist jokes ref idk people are gross basically
daemon: Gildad
So she won't laugh, like she would at nearly anyone else. If nothing else, that song hits her too hard to make laughter possible and it makes the other things nearly forgettable]
That reminds me I need to play Marianne Faithfull's comeback album for you sometime. It's not quite that passionate, but it's still gritty enough that I think it would be your speed
[because another junkie who, even if she's not out of the life yet, is still somehow keeping going and making things that have a gritty beauty to them, and it avoids directly talking about why that song still makes her heart break while not ignoring that it was mentioned entirely]
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