I still refusing piercings anywhere near my cock. It needs no oomph.
[But fine, fine, he'll give it a go. And it's worth mentioning that this is a drawing that goes through several, if not revisions, at least attempts at it: an invisible finger smudging out what first begins as an incredibly pointy cock, and ends up with . . .]
[There were a few revision attempts mid-process, which, alas, does not turn out well when one is working with ink. Thus the artist learns.]
[It's majestic. A testament to who they are. What they stand for. If there was a symbol of their love, enduring, this would be it. Their coat of arms. Their eternal hallmark.
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Well. That was easy.
What do I get for winning?
[Excuse you, Astarion, art is fucking subjective.]
and you are allowed on the slight of technicalities— though I notice you call the man you love— your future husband, no less— a slur over a matter of drawn cocks
Aren't you meant to be the older, more mature one?
You are such a thorn in my side I hope you realize.
But fine.
Knives are deadly after all. My own personal weapon of choice for their grace and beauty, let alone their ability to puncture even the most stalwart of defenses with a perfectly timed thrust. Thus with our delicate features and our murderously divine natures, nothing could be more fitting an evocation for creatures such as ourselves.
Also, you deserved it for daring to criticize something I poured my heart and soul into.
[Just beneath that first sentence, cheekily scrawled in the smallest font:]
You love me and would tear the world apart to keep me from the slightest inconvenience.
[But then:]
Fine. I will allow it, if only because you made a spirited case. But you spoiled it at the end, lawyer mine: you did not spend more than ten seconds on that, and I aim to praise you for the many things you do that deserve favorable judgement on, not a half-assed rendition of my prick.
Though I notice, with all your whining, you never praised mine either. Do you intend to continue to demand that which you haven't given yourself?
When you're ill and on death's door and your nose turns redder than beetroot and your eyes won't open and I tell you that you're the most alluring thing I've ever seen in all my years, and how I'd take you right then and there if I didn't think it'd finish doing the work your sickness started?
Not that part.
Just the part that comes after, when I say no sweetheart I love you sleeping in my clothes no matter how unwell you are. It's so cute of you to wipe your nose with my sleeve whilst snoring.
[He does bark out a laugh, if only because it's a good retort.]
I was going to offer to suck you off as apology. No longer.
And if your expensive clothes are indistinguishable from your inexpensive ones, the fault does not lie with me. Perhaps you should invest in high fashion that isn't indistinguishable from your undershirts.
My love, the heart wants what it wants, and what it wants is to look good at the side of a striking elf who just so happens to possess an interest in all things wild, untamed, and inordinately messy.
I take my losses. That doesn't mean I can't still grieve the noble sacrifice my wardrobe makes to that noble cause from time to time.
Putting two "nobles" in that sentence does not take away from the fact all the mucus came out in the wash. It was perfectly fine in the end. And you would look good regardless of what you wore, whether it was wildly overpriced or scraps and rags.
That is an example of praise. Not "no, your cock-drawing skills are good, truly".
And I still am not awarding you as winner. At best, it's a tie.
And what about the pups you've brought into our home? What about the gnawed sleeves and mangled slacks? the buttons I've watched vanish only to reappear later in the most haunting means imaginable— up from the void?
I am not a sore loser. I only make the wholly valid argument that perhaps, little pup, that if I am to suffer I would at least like a single reason left to me to whine.
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Besides, I just thought I'd spruce up the poor thing. Give it a little extra oomph as they say.
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[But fine, fine, he'll give it a go. And it's worth mentioning that this is a drawing that goes through several, if not revisions, at least attempts at it: an invisible finger smudging out what first begins as an incredibly pointy cock, and ends up with . . .]
[There were a few revision attempts mid-process, which, alas, does not turn out well when one is working with ink. Thus the artist learns.]
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Their— ]
Well. That was easy.
What do I get for winning?
[Excuse you, Astarion, art is fucking subjective.]
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Yours looks asNo one won here today. Gods help either of us if our pricks looked like either of these.
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But mine at least has two balls.
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Mine has embellishment. And come.
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[They'll get back to the matter of dicks in a minute.]
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Don't tell me you're precious about it.
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[In other words: no, not at all.]
and you are allowed on the slight of technicalities— though I notice you call the man you love— your future husband, no less— a slur over a matter of drawn cocks
Aren't you meant to be the older, more mature one?
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I'm reclaiming it.
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But fine.
Knives are deadly after all. My own personal weapon of choice for their grace and beauty, let alone their ability to puncture even the most stalwart of defenses with a perfectly timed thrust. Thus with our delicate features and our murderously divine natures, nothing could be more fitting an evocation for creatures such as ourselves.
Also, you deserved it for daring to criticize something I poured my heart and soul into.
[>:C]
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You love me and would tear the world apart to keep me from the slightest inconvenience.
[But then:]
Fine. I will allow it, if only because you made a spirited case. But you spoiled it at the end, lawyer mine: you did not spend more than ten seconds on that, and I aim to praise you for the many things you do that deserve favorable judgement on, not a half-assed rendition of my prick.
Though I notice, with all your whining, you never praised mine either. Do you intend to continue to demand that which you haven't given yourself?
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2: can a creature not invest its very being into a work of art in ten seconds?
3: also yes. Besides. I praise you endlessly already, a great portion of it warranted, no less.
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What portion of it is unwarranted? Choose your next answer carefully.
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RUDE!!]
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When you're ill and on death's door and your nose turns redder than beetroot and your eyes won't open and I tell you that you're the most alluring thing I've ever seen in all my years, and how I'd take you right then and there if I didn't think it'd finish doing the work your sickness started?
Not that part.
Just the part that comes after, when I say no sweetheart I love you sleeping in my clothes no matter how unwell you are. It's so cute of you to wipe your nose with my sleeve whilst snoring.
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I was going to offer to suck you off as apology. No longer.
And if your expensive clothes are indistinguishable from your inexpensive ones, the fault does not lie with me. Perhaps you should invest in high fashion that isn't indistinguishable from your undershirts.
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[:)]
My love, the heart wants what it wants, and what it wants is to look good at the side of a striking elf who just so happens to possess an interest in all things wild, untamed, and inordinately messy.
I take my losses. That doesn't mean I can't still grieve the noble sacrifice my wardrobe makes to that noble cause from time to time.
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That is an example of praise. Not "no, your cock-drawing skills are good, truly".
And I still am not awarding you as winner. At best, it's a tie.
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[And, thank the gods, they're growing out of the teething stage. Fortunato has the idea down, but Montressor . . . well, she tries.]
And I replaced those buttons.
If it truly distresses you, I'll bring them to a tailor. It cannot be that hard to mend.
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I am NOT
[Ahem.]
I am not a sore loser. I only make the wholly valid argument that perhaps, little pup, that if I am to suffer I would at least like a single reason left to me to whine.
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voice;
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