Runes still backwards. How is she this retarded?
Her camera is always mirrored when she has it pointed at herself, so I don't know if that's the reason. Even if the runes were the right way round in reality, she still looks like a silly nana, because she hasn't learned how to turn the mirroring off.
It looks correct with the mirroring, which is what makes it hilarious. Every time the runes look correct I then notice her T-shirt lettering is backwards.
I see why she has the rainbow glasses and magenta splat in her hair: that lady has the exact phenotype of a middle school administrator or a dental hygienist.And check your preconceived notions, because could you possibly have expected the author would look anything like this?
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That looks like a shipping box--the proportions are wrong for a pizza box, and there's no food staining.
Damn, I was waiting for her to try to put it out, and I honestly wonder how she did that. Also, isn't incense supposed to smoulder, not become a small conflagration?
I cannot understate how much this image made me laugh.
Worshiping a god of chaos and betrayal, who's historically fire-aligned, with incense and tealights on a cushioned chair and a cat (whom you've named after the fire/betrayal god's wife) in the house.
And yet she somehow managed to get a master's degree.
Now you have me wondering about cases like Staph where they're literate/online enough to know about gender shit, but their independence/life skills are non-existent, is there much of a demand for "trans friendly" services for the mentally disabled? Usually people who need that sort of thing don't even know what a pronoun is and a lot of care workers aren't native English speakers so I'd anticipate a lot of seething from our resident yarbler about how her wrangler misgendered her or she was thrown in an all female home.
You hit the nail on the head - the only work she puts into her appearance is making herself look like a kid playing pretend who got into their mother's makeup, the rest she expects everyone else to do by not mistaking her for an old nana on drugs and recognising her for the magical transbxy goblin she is. She might as well just wear an "ask me my pronouns" shirt wherever she goes, though even then there'd be plenty of people (the majority even) who choose to ignore it, like the overworked cashier at that gas station she always goes to for snacks being too tired to remember not to call her "ma'am" while she's grabbing an overpriced fizzy drink in the wee hours of the morning.
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Those patches do look much better than her usual output. The red ones, particularly, have some pretty legible lines.
By her own admission she only recently got interested in Slavic folklore and everything she reads is sub pop-sci garbage, so no, it doesn't take much research.
While we're at it, "Icelandic magical staves" have nothing to do with Paganism, they're post medieval inventions by Christian mystics and late ones at that.
"Typically sewn into clothing," huh? So why aren't they? Picking up extra shifts at work? Busy caring for her elderly mom with cancer?
