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Couldn't agree more, Tizel.

In fact, I literally had the exact same thoughts right before reading your tags 😭🤌🏽

Haven't been able to write at all the past two weeks and it seems even Spotify is on my side tonight 🙌🏽

It's time to get this first monster chapter done and possibly post some previews and back story for this AU. Been working on it for almost a year and it's been sizzling in the slow cooker 🤌🏽

Sneak peak tag of story one of the collection in the tags

So, I know everyone is loving their muskled arms (purposeful spelling--those are not muscles, those are muskles, gawddamn they're bigger than my head). However, I can't get over the characterization details of just their arms.

Raph has a tattoo that, because of his scales has bubbled up 3D. How fucking cool is that?? I'd kill for a 3D tattoo, but they are freaking expensive and he just naturally has one? Bruh.

Also, still on Raph--the hell happened to his scales on his forearm? It looks like he has some missing with the dusty coloring compared to the natural green of his skin/scales. Did training get too intense? Was it from a mission before the movie? Bro, how did you lose those scales?? (For the record, I don't know if he did, it just looks like from the differentiated coloring).

And Mikey. Michelangelo. My accident prone, ADHD love muffin. Those are some biggen bandages, my guy. Were you slow on evading Raph during training? Did you go too hard on skating the sewers? Did you just knick yourself on one of Donnie's projects? Stories. Gib. Please.

I am also loving his obsession of collecting random bands on his wrists and firearms. I did this a lot as teen and well into my twenties 'cause the compression felt wonderful, and allowed me something to mess with when I became agitated or just physically anxious to move around. Also, I enjoyed the colors. Feel ya, bro.

I could go off on their hands, but this is arm appreciation, so I will withhold (for now) lol

Raph and Mikey’s arms, though.

That "oh no..." Moment when you realize that short story turned into a series of four short stories turned into a series of four interconnected novellas turned into a series of four fully fleshed out stories connected to a duology sequel that all now have a solid foundation backstory interconnected to the shit that happens both behind the scenes and in print.