james "i never do casual" potter sleeping with someone else every single day after he and regulus break up & regulus "i only do casual" black never daring to touch anyone else after they break up
Chuuya: How do we wake him up?
Dazai: True love’s kiss!
Chuuya: What?
Dazai: I kiss him and he wakes up.
Sigma: *Sits up* I’m awake! Don’t kiss me!
More Jegulus hc:
When James and regulus dated during Hogwarts, James was always scared for regulus when it's time to go back for summer break.
He was always worried about what they did to him back in Grimmauld Place.
So they got matching tattoos that tracked eachother's heath, if regulus was injured or in pain it would flicker slightly and dim a little.
James got the Leo constellation on his right hip, the regulus star shone brightly when regulus was safe and healthy.
Regulus got a sun on his collarbone, close to his shoulders.
Even after their break up (after reg took the mark) James would still see the star on his hip shinning, sure it was dimmer than how it was back in Hogwarts but it was there.
However on the night, that fateful night in which regulus decided to be brave for once, James felt that deep down that something was wrong
That something made itself clear when he went to shower that night and saw that the star on his hip had ceased to glow at all.
The next morning, on the daily prophet he saw it.
The news of Regulus' death.
He felt a greif so deep it shattered his bones.
What he didn't know was that the sun on Regulus' collarbone, which was glowing brightly like James himself, was a small comfort for him before he died.
Regulus died thinking that James was still alive, away somewhere, happy.
what if you died for me and then returned as a vampire got possessed by another vampire then lost all your memories and then i die for YOU and repeat the dying words that you said to me to you and this causes you to remember who i am. and we are both boys. and have tried to kill each other. hashtag love wins
Aromantics who want a relationship are Valid
Aromantics who DON'T want a relationship are a Valid
Aromantics who hope to feel romantic attraction are Valid
Aromantics who feel a LITTLE romantic attraction are Valid
Aromantics who are romance repulsed are Valid.
Aromantics that enjoy sex are Valid
Aromantics who "Sleep around" are Valid
Aromantics who want kids are Valid
Aroaces are Valid
Allosexual Aromantics are Valid
Queer Aromantics are Valid
Hetro Aromantics are Valid
AROMANTICS ARE FUCKING VALID
Sirius acting like a dramatic, untouchable prince but immediately melting the second Remus so much as brushes his fingers against his wrist.
fool (affectionate, dying)
Reblong to give someone an ice cream sanditch.
drowned cat core
[Pt: Self-Harm First Aid: Cuts & Scratches]
Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional, all of the information below is based on my research. It is always best to see a doctor if you are injured. I do not promote self-harm.
[pt: 1. Stop The Bleeding]
If the injury is spurting blood, apply pressure and call for an ambulance immediately. Follow the instructions of the emergency line operator.
Apply pressure to the injury or injuries with a clean cloth that will not get fluff in the wound (e.g. a bit of shirt). For shallow cuts or scratches apply even pressure for 5 minutes. For deeper cuts apply presser for 7-10 minutes.
If bleeding does not stop after 10 minutes of applying pressure you need medical attention immediately. Call for an ambulance if you cannot get yourself to A&E.
[Pt: 2. Assessing Damage]
Call for an ambulance if...
If the injury is spurting blood, you have hit an artery
You go into shock (link)
If you are unsure if you need immediate medical attention
If you do not think you can take care of your injuries alone and cannot get yourself to A&E
Seek immediate medical attention if...
If bleeding does not stop after 10 minutes of applying pressure
If you lose sensation or movement in any area, this is a sign of nerve or tendon damage
The injury is to a joint, palm, your face, or genitals
If the injury is internal
You can see muscle or bone. Muscle looks like meat
If you do not think you can take care of your injuries alone
If you are unsure how serious an injury call your local A&E's nurse line (if in the UK call 111 or use 111 online (link)).
If you seek medical attention follow their instructions.
[Pt: 3 Cleaning And Bandaging The Injuries]
Make sure your hands are cleans. Rinse the injuries with warm water to remove any debris. Dry the area well with a clean cloth that will not get fluff in the wound. You do not need to use an antiseptic lotion or cream.
If a wound needs stitches, seek immediate medical attention. If you cannot/will not seek medical attention use steri-strips (link) or butterfly bandages (link) to close the injury. These can also be used for more minor injuries where the edges of cut do not meet.
Otherwise use a plaster (band-aid) or a bandage (depending on the size and spacing of your injury/injuries) to cover the injury.
[Pt: Wound Care, Part 1: Normally Healing Injury]
If the plaster/bandage/etc. you used comes with instructions, follow them. Otherwise, change dressings daily or when they become dirty or wet. Steri-strips and butterfly bandages can be left on till they fall off or the wound has heald. Check for signs of infection (link) when you change dressings (more info on infections below). Never reuse dressings
There is no need to clean an injury again when changing dressings unless it becomes dirty. There is no need to apply antiseptic lotion or cream to an injury unless there are signs of infection (link) (more info on infections below).
[Pt: 5. Wound Care, Part 2: Infected Injury]
Seek medical attention immediately if you show symptoms of a serious infection, such as...
Confusion or disorientation
Feeling faint or dizzy
Irregular heartbeat and/or breathing
Cold, clammy, pale skin
Fever (body temperature of 38c (100.4 f) or higher)
Fainting
Severe muscle pain
Painful muscle spasms
And more (link)
If you do not feel safe to or cannot get to an A&E by yourself and have no one to take you, call for an ambulance. A serious infection can be deadly, DO NOT attempt to care for at home.
Symptoms of mild infection; spreading redness, heat, or swelling near the injury, increased or new pain, increased fluid leaking from wound. Some redness, pain, and fluid leakage can be normal.
If you are unsure how serious an infection is see a doctor or call your local A&E's nurse line (if in the UK call 111 or use 111 online (link)).
To treat a mild infection...
Clean the wound with warm water and unscented soap
Soak in warm water or apply a warm wet cloth for ten minutes
Apply antibiotic ointment to the infected wound(s)
Re-dress the wound. Do not reuse dressings.
Repeat this 3 times a day daily until infection subsides. If the infection worsens or does not go away seek medical attention.
If you are unsure how serious your infection is see a doctor or call your local A&E's nurse line (if in the UK call 111 or use 111 online (link)).
If you do not feel that you can tend to your injury alone seek medical attention.