There will never be another like him….

i actually never ever want AO3 to be censored bc nothing is more fun than reading the tags on a fic and going “huh. didn’t know there was a market for that.”

squinting at a tag and trying to decide how badly I want to learn a new word

HOW CAN I SEND THIS TO YOONGI

HOW CAN I SEND THIS TO YOONGI

260114 - 2026 BTS WORLD TOUR schedule announcement

these three words are undeniably connected. for @outroindigo ♡

Hudson Williams Hudson Williams at the Golden Globes 2026 Red Carpet

I know stuff is pretty sucky right now, and we're all stressed - but I just wanted to share a few doodles from a thing I'd like to make because this show legit helped my stress levels and it's super nice to have something new to enjoy right about now! 🏒💗

It was also ridiculously hilarious to hear my cat Illya's name said all the time- I've had my own Illya running around the house scratching my carpets for over 10 years now and being a lil' asshole, so that's very on brand XD They must share a braincell...

"Why even bother"

just...

peac & love on planet earth

So this is interesting because entire thing is communication, and it also shows how important different threat/aggression postures are.

The first cat comes in ready for a fight. Low down, trying not to be seen, stalking/wary posture.

Second cat jumps in the air and then does the exaggerated arch. That's an absolutely terrified cat. No cool, no chill. A cat willing to fight would not have gone full arch because it's moving them out of a position where they could launch themselves at the other cat. However, a scared cat can move from this to a preemptive attack if they think the other cat is going to attack them and just moving slowly.

Realizing the second cat doesn't want a fight, the first cat comes out of the low, threatening slink quickly to roll around to say hey, whoops, they weren't here to attack, they don't want to fight either.

With similar speed and exaggeration as the arch, the second cat does the same wiggle that yes, I too have no desire to fight, look at me doing the same thing and conspicuously not attacking when you're vulnerable.

To function as a social species, you need checks and deescalation. Both cats don't have perfect information about the other cat, and they need to know that they could misread or be misread, and then adjust their behavior to fix the problem.

{cr. namuspromised, 0613data}