Deck, you’re too sweet. ❤ I’m delighted you’re enjoying Argent Night. It’s easily one of my favourites, and I’m having a lot of fun writing it. And aww, Birthday Candles. I’m still pretty pleased with that one–I’m really happy you enjoyed it, and that it almost made you cry.
Aw, dude, thank you so much. ;u; I’m really glad you’ve joined the fandom, because your works are always a delight, and a lot of them have inspired me when it comes to Spicyhoney. And hearing that you enjoy my works is extremely flattering. So thank you! ^_^
Sesu!!! T-T You’re too sweet. You don’t even know how flattered I am. A good majority of my Spicyhoney fics are completely self-indulgent. I’m just so glad there are people who enjoy reading them. And that fic is definitely a piece I’m proud of, so I’m really happy you enjoyed it!
Aw, Kit! Thank you so much. I can easily say the same for you. Your works have been an inspiration for much of my time in this fandom, and I love trading ideas back and forth. ❤
Tags: collaring, internalized kink-shaming, choking, biting, sensitive bones, ecto-genitals, penetration, soft dom. Sad porn. Unresolved dom drop. Someone please take Twist away from me. Call Character Protection Services. I am not allowed to keep this boy any longer.
*_* This hit me so hard in the kinks, I’m a little winded. I LOVED this. You did such an excellent job of portraying the appeal of collaring for Twist, as well as the conflict he was battling with over finding it so arousing.
I found this satisfying on so many levels. Give me more Fell-verse monsters having collaring kinks and feeling guilty about them. 😍👌
Summary: Look, it’s for this utterly adorable picture by the very talented @cheapbourbon, I have no excuses. If I had a top ten list of things I didn’t expect to be writing, this would be on it, LOL!
Notes: Is this actually sort of a series? For pete’s sake!
You know, I think what makes Papyrus and his boastfulness so endearing, despite egoism usually being a negative and unappealing character trait, is the fact that his self-confidence does not exist at the expense of others. He doesn’t build himself up by putting other people down; he thinks highly of everyone! He can consider himself great and admirable while still genuinely being impressed by the people around him and celebrating their accomplishments.
Papyrus understands that greatness is not a competition; it’s something everyone can win at! And even if he is the greatest, it’s only so that he can show everyone else how to recognize their own inherent value.
Papyrus believes in himself! Papyrus believes in me! Papyrus believes in you, too!
So I was playing Once Upon a Dream on my flute and then thought of this and laughed so much I couldn’t finish playing:
Cinderella: Twistfell edition
So Twist and Blackberry are both “Cinderella”, living with their evil “stepmother” (or rather, employer/mistress – in the sense of mistress of the house, that is) – Twist Muffet, of course. Perhaps she adopted them from the street as kids after Twist attempted pickpocketing her or similar, realizing they could be useful. Blackberry does the housework while Twist officially works i.e. in the estate’s stables and similar work, though he probably does shadier work on the side.
The king and the oldest-prince-by-adoption has decided to marry off the youngest prince-by-adoption. This is Cash. So they throw a ball to find him a suitable spouse.
Obviously Twist isn’t actually a suitable spouse but the Fairy Godmother – could be Red since he likes taking care of the Papyri plus I think that’d be hilarious – comes and dresses him and Blackberry up as princes and sends them to the ball for the night to “have some fun for once”. Little does they know Red has plans.
Plum sees Twist and decides he looks like the wealthiest person in the room (fooled) and sends Cash to dance with him. Cash hates it at first, of course, but since Twist is such a charmer – and not nearly as formal and uptight as most others – he finds himself falling for the strange, foreign prince. Jackpot, Red thinks for himself as he’s watching from wherever fairy godmothers go when they’re not doing magical social work.
By midnight Blackberry, who has been enjoying the snacktable, just comes and grabs Twist and they run like hell and gets out of there. Cash is very upset because he’s certain his dumb feelings aren’t reciprocated but Plum is angry and decides they shall find this prince. He can’t possibly have gotten that far yet. They remember his golden eyelights.
So he sends Cash and a random duke (who is there to make sure Cash doesn’t just go hang out in the slums instead) out on a mission to check every skeleton in the kingdom for this golden magic.
Muffet hears and knows and she is not happy. Locks Twist in someplace (hello claustrophobia). Blackberry manages to get out, though, and Red comes to help. When Cash and the duke shows up to knock on Muffet’s door she’s super sweet of course and “Oh there’s no skeletons here, Your Highness” but Red makes sure he sees Blackberry (who is looking very frightened so he’ll get suspicious) and Cash’s guards force her to let them in upon which Blackberry takes Cash to where Twist is locked in.
Twist is saved, Red turns them into princes again so Plum and Asriel won’t throw them out, and Cash is furious and has Muffet thrown into the dungeon. For lying to royalty, because it’s probably not life-time on punishing your servants by locking them in somewhere small. Priorities, yanno?
Anyway, Cash now gets to know everything and Twist admits he’s interested in Cash just like Cash is in him and they start dating and eventually marry. Blackberry gets his own herbal garden in the castle and becomes a famous apothecary. Plum and Asriel never knows Twist and Blackberry aren’t very uneducated royalty, but very uneducated commoners.
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