Sheridan had always been fascinated by Calarts's art, and when the other anthropomorphized animation school offered to let him be his private model, he couldn't say no.
He knew that Calarts was a bit of a tsundere, always pushing people away even though he secretly yearned for their affection. And as he posed for the other school, he couldn't help but feel his own feelings for Calarts growing stronger with each passing moment.
But as the sessions went on, Sheridan began to notice that Calarts was acting a bit strange. He would get flustered and embarrassed whenever Sheridan complimented his art, and he would often turn bright red and refuse to make eye contact.
It was clear to Sheridan that Calarts was falling for him, but the other school was too stubborn to admit it.
One day, after a particularly intense session, Sheridan decided he had had enough. He walked over to Calarts, who was sitting at his easel with a frustrated look on his face.
"Calarts, I know you have feelings for me," he said, his voice soft but firm. "And I have feelings for you too. Why won't you just admit it?"
Calarts looked up at Sheridan, his eyes wide with surprise. He opened his mouth to speak, but no words came out.
Sheridan sighed and sat down next to Calarts, taking his hand in his own. "I know you're scared, but I promise I'll be here for you no matter what. Just please, don't push me away anymore."
Calarts looked at Sheridan, his eyes filled with emotion. He took a deep breath and finally spoke. "I do have feelings for you, Sheridan," he whispered. "I'm just afraid of getting hurt."
Sheridan smiled and leaned in for a gentle kiss, trying to convey all the love and tenderness he felt in that single touch.
"I'll never hurt you, Calarts," he whispered back. "I promise."
And as they sat there, finally admitting their true feelings for each other, Sheridan knew that they were destined to be together, no matter what challenges they might face. The end
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Seeing more and more blogs without a [username].tumblr.com site which means you can only view their blogs in tumblr.com/[username] mode, and I realized just the other day that nowadays you have to manually go to your blog settings and toggle the "enable custom theme" switch to have a browser site activated.
I REALLY recommend activating this! Especially if you're an artist or if you have a themed blog, like if you reblog fanart for a specific fandom or ship. First and foremostly you can change the whole theme if you want to, you can really just go wild with building your personal aesthetic for your page.
But what I think is even more important, is that you NEED to "enable custom theme" to enable access to your archive! The link [username].tumblr.com/archive doesn't work if you don't have this enabled!
If you post art or archive fanart or fandom content of any kind, letting people access your archive makes it so much easier for people (and yourself) to find older art on your blog or to look for something you drew a while ago that they remember loving and want to look at again.
We talk lots about how on Tumblr old art gets to circulate, and the archive is part of how that works. It's a really useful tool in finding good content that isn't brand new. And especially if you are good at tagging, it's very easy to filter the archive to find ship content or meta or fics, whatever you want to find.
Losing my mind remembering that pic chelsea manning posted of the extremely undercover and not at all obvious fbi agent who was tailing her after her release
ive been in wip city for 2 months fdfjdkgdf but am soldiering on w comms
i would like to present a modern alternative to sewing pockets because not everyone wears large dresses you can hids your pockets in: thigh bags.
features:
- expanded pocket storage
- separate compartments to organize your keys, cards, fidgetspinners, and other nicknacks
- look cool like that tomb runner lady
- excellent addition to your techwear outfit
- gender neutral so you and your homies can all wear them
- strappy bois.
We spend so much time arguing about corsets when we could be spreading the gospel of "women's clothes DID used to have pockets and they were F*CKING HUGE and we should bring them back"
my English prof teaching abt cover letters today and me trying not to bring up the luke skywalker cover letter post:
worst news ever
you'd been sitting there for an hour
when i came by
an expression on your face
like milk turned sour
i sat down near the half-finished thing
you'd spent your afternoon on
before you started crying -
i spoke first: 'what's wrong?'
you stammered
something about bullcrap and 'don't give a fuck'
and your lower lip tremoured
so i reached out and picked it up
it was a little thing. delicate. beautiful.
with loose parts that jiggled with a gentle ring
watching warily, you looked on as i pulled it apart
too frustrated to care about undoing your start
wordlessly, i put it back together
you watched my fingers move. unsteady. clumsy.
i knew you could do it better
but at least it would be funny
you giggled. said it looked like a butt.
'i'm offended! not like you could do as much!'
you laughed. 'nah, i think yours still sucks.'
'why thank you, I knew you'd be awestruck'
i handed it back with a grin
and you started over again.
that half finished thing.