Moonybondevik - Angel

Dont be worry!! Its happended to me sometimes and he will come back at some point! Im sure 😉💙

Loki disappeared in november. Can't feel his presence anymore, should i be worried?

As an Alastor fictive, i have been doing this kind of stuff for years so... i truly recommend it. Thank you for enlist such a wonderful tips. //genuine

If it helps anyone... Lately, I add the activity of recording short ""podcast"" to send friends, talking them about thoughts or anecdotes. That puts myself infront of the microphone and gives me comfort — A.🎙

Hello, my name is Alastor. I am a fictive from Hazbin Hotel.

I've been feeling dysphoric about the (female) body recently, so I decided to write things that I do to help those feelings, in case any other versions of me are looking for ways to help themselves.

Wear semiformal/formal clothes. Any colors work for me, but red/black is prefered.

If you can, do crafts that help you feel better (this could be anything you feel you're missing that could be easily accomplished) or buy things online.

Try to make your voice sound more flat when you talk.

There are lots of radio filter softwares, and programs to make your voice sound like Alastor specifically. I've spent a great deal of time just talking through the filters and then listening to myself. I'm weird, I know, but it helps.

Listen to the radio! Doesn't matter what it is, music or just talk stations.

if there's a time when you're talking into a microphone (whether it be theatre, making a podcast or blog, etc), imagine you're doing your radio show. If you actually do radio, even better!

If you can with friends, or when you're alone, refer to modern things in an old-timey way. It's hard to explain, but you know what I mean.

Listen to music. There are many hazbin playlists, or just listen to jazz or whatever helps you feel in the right mood.

And lastly, remember to always wear a smile!

-🎙️

Oh, yes

Loki doesn't tear you down and build you back up.

Loki doesn't force you into anything.

Loki tests you.

Loki sees what you can handle.

He doesn't catch you when you fall, but he helps you back up.

He stays with you when you just want to curl up and cry.

Not speaking, just being there.

He cheers you on when you're able to stand up again.

Loki grabs you by the hand and tells you a story.

And he helps you forward.

No, he doesn't tear you down.

He helps you up after you've fallen. He helps you to grow.

And he guides you as you rebuild your world after it's all come apart. Stronger and better.

And if that's what they mean when they say I'm inviting chaos into my life

Then come on in, Loki.

Let's do this together.

I'm back

Nadie me echaba de menos pero por avisar que ya no soy la misma persona de antes, han padado cuatro años y miedo me da cómo podía ser antes

Saludos👀

funny coincidence

Congrats!! 😭💙💙💙💙

01/19/2020 the night I officially married Loki and became a Godspouse. ❤️❤️❤️🦊🦊🦊

Some blinkies

TW|| paranoid, AI related, internet is dead related

We made some blinkies (here) to vent because we heard about that AI profiles m3ta is working on... — N.

transcription :

Ai scares me

I miss the 00's internet

Internet is dead

Internet is dead

STH introject / fictive blinkies made with blinkies.cafe

rb/like if using ig???

So what if it’s childlish? It’s just like us :)🌟💖

I was searching stuff of Freyja when I ended up reading a post where basically that person said that Odin accepts all people at Valhalla (even n*zis) because he only cares about fighting. What are your thoughts? Do you think that Odin accepts n*zis?

Disclaimer: These are my thoughts, not the thoughts of all Heathens everywhere or even the rest of the mods here. Also, I’m not going to be censoring the word “nazi,” because as much as I’d love to avoid showing up under that search term, people who don’t want to see it deserve to be able to properly blacklist it.

Do I believe Odin agrees with or tolerates nazi ideology? No. I don’t believe that the Eddas are the infallible word of the divine or that we should base our morality solely on medieval texts written for a very different society, but even in those medieval texts, Odin welcomes foreigners and turns to them for wisdom. In some cases, he falls in love with them, has children with them. If you read the jotnar as another “race”, which many white nationalist Heathens do, then Odin is mixed race himself.

Even if you ignore all that, he does a lot of subverting of the social order. He breaks gender roles. He breaks the laws of nature through witchcraft. He goes wandering as a hobo while he’s supposed to be, you know, ruling. Not exactly the paragon of traditionalism.

Do I believe Odin only cares about fighting? Of course not. This isn’t to deny or minimize his associations with or participation in war, because that’s unequivocally there. But if you look at Havamal, and other passages with sayings attributed to him, you’ll find just as much emphasis on being wise and and just generally being a decent human being. There are instances where he’s explicitly associated with healing, e.g., the Nine Herbs Charm.

But despite all that, I’m not going to say any particular individual, no matter how vile they are, is barred from Valhalla, or any Heathen afterlife to the extent that one believes they exist, for a couple reasons.

For one, the Heathen afterlife just isn’t based on morality. Valhalla is not Heaven. It’s a training ground. Hel, despite the etymology, is not the Christian Hell. Good people, even Baldr, end up in Hel. Some people think the concept of Valhalla is actually pretty new, a consolation prize for warriors whose bodies couldn’t be brought home to their ancestral grave mound at a time when the Norse were starting to raid farther and farther away, and that Hel or the grave mound was the default for everyone prior to that. Your reward, or punishment, for the few short years you get here is the legacy you leave behind.

Secondly, even if the afterlife was based on morality, it would be really fucking presumptuous for us to declare who’s beyond saving. It’s perverse when Christians do it. It’s equally perverse when we do it. We disgrace our gods by painting them as so petty and vengeful as to sentence someone to eternal suffering for a few years of mistakes. Even if you’re not taking the sentiment seriously and are just using it as a snappy one liner, there are plenty of valid material reasons to discredit fascists without borrowing a scare tactic from Evangelicals that makes your gods look bad.

I don’t say this to spare the feelings of nazis. Nazis are terrible people. I fully endorse using any measures necessary in this life to stop them from committing the harm they are trying to commit. But if we’re granting the possibility that there’s an afterlife, then we’re granting that there’s an opportunity for change. And declaring change impossible is a very un-Lokean, and dare I say, very un-Odinic thing to do. You need, truly need to believe a person can be better, not for the sake of nazis, or even for the people you love, but for you as a flawed person with agency and the ability to impact others.

- Mod E