Idk What You All Signed Up For Anyway Lol

Idk what you all signed up for anyway lol

welcome to my blog, where 99% of the time you will probably not be getting the content you signed up for.

*Nessie, being aroace as well, starts fricking crying*

(And that's another character lol)

Oh...

I really relate to it now

Don't worry, no one in our family is [REDACTED]

I came out to some friends and they all supported me and took it well...

Im so happy now. I thought they'd all hate me but it's going so well. Now the next part of this is telling my family but I'm really worried. Also I've been looking into binders recently...

ITS NOT LETTING ME PUT TAGS SO HERE

Chapters: 2/10 Fandom: Billie Bust Up (Video Game) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Aristotle/Arthur (Billie Bust Up) Characters: Aristotle (Billie Bust Up), Arthur (Billie Bust Up), Fantoccio (Billie Bust Up) Additional Tags: Canonical Character Death, Puppets, Crying, Broken Bones, Broken Promises, Broken Families, Inspired by a Kikuo Song, Mild Blood, Hurt No Comfort, Emotional Hurt, Dancing in the Rain, Kissing in the Rain, Evil, Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts, Near Death, Canon Gay Character, Peter Pan References, Sharks, Canon Autistic Character Summary:

An adorable puppet and his spider marionette sister get adopted by Aristotle and Arthur. Everything then goes wrong as the children actually have powerful magic that should not be inside of them ;)

Here's my team BTW

Mewo the Floragato

Rose Gold the Vivillion

Cookie the Dachbuns

Spicy the Charcadet

Mystic the Kirlia

Rain the Vaporeon

(I always use an eevee or eevee evolution hehe)

we all know pokemon was made by an autistic person but consider the idea that it was made for autistic people as well:

1. absolutely nothing in the entire game requires dexterity or quick reaction time. you can beat the game with no problems even if you have the reaction time of a shuckle

2. game mechanics based on categorization, things placed neatly into categories that are easy to memorize

3. there are multiplayer elements but the game itself? completely single player. no social interaction required to enjoy the hell out of this game

4. you are not only encouraged but expected to have empathy for and form an attachment to these virtual creatures that do not actually exist, which is very easy for an autistic person with hyperempathy to do

5. the whole point of the game is collecting things. autistics will understand this one