o31. so we remain the same;

[livetobefeared]

E-lec-tra?

I need my clothes back.

Mmmmbut the things I learned~ Andandand I need to start hiring again... and I think a workshop is called for... umm, I need to make some calls.

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[a_snowbaby]

You were right. It was kinda neat.

Weird, yeah. But still neat.

[livetobefeared]

Did you find out why they pull hair~?

[a_snowbaby]

No. I don't think so.

I mean, I still never wanted to pull anybody's hair.

[livetobefeared]

But you're usually a girl.

[livetobefeared]

I did the legwork last time.

[livetobefeared]

Only this moment?

... Fine~

[greatmendontdie]

Learn something?

[livetobefeared]

Different elements ooof fear women can achieve easier than men... usually regarding men, actually, where they would have been merely threatened had I been male at the time...

[greatmendontdie]

Do tell.

TEAL DEER!

[livetobefeared]

Most of what men fear is female in origin or portrayal... The most obvious examples being the likes of Medea aaaaand your wife. Turn them both into men and you have a common usurper. As women they became the worst nightmare of most Greek men... Did you know that, in some cases, women were not allowed to watch Medea as a theatrical production? just in case they got ideas...

Mmmm, you'll notice most of the gods associated with pestilences and other torments are female--which I am aware, does not explain my brother and I, but nevertheless--Nyx, Eris, Nemesis, the Furies... I can go on...

Even now, though not feared as much as revered, perhaps, by their crew, warships are referred to as being female. They name hurricanes after women too... And, of course, there are the monsters~ Scylla, Charybdis, the Sirens, Medusa...

[givemeyourgold]

Workshop for what?

Like a sweatshop with children.

[livetobefeared]

The psychology of fear.

[givemeyourgold]

Going for the hands on approach?

[livetobefeared]

Define hands on.