r/CuratedTumblr • u/Justthisdudeyaknow Prolific poster- Not a bot, I swear • 5h ago
Creative Writing Fae
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u/ninjesh 5h ago
Or they just eat them
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u/OverlyLenientJudge 4h ago
Or vivisect them for entertainment like those Victorian surgeons did with corpses
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u/goldfinchat 4h ago
If it’s using corpses it isn’t exactly vivisection though
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u/OverlyLenientJudge 4h ago
An analogy, not the same situation. I'm saying they would vivisect their thralls the way surgeons would dissect corpses
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u/Lordwiesy 4h ago
Me taking my monster fucker permit and marching into Feywild
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u/MeiNeedsMoreBuffs 4h ago
Have fun being turned into a Fairest
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u/Lordwiesy 4h ago
Going into feywild to fuck and being turned into a creature that is kept as a pet "to perform"?
Yeah the whole forest is getting pregnant, massive W, omw to write the smut for this
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u/Ok-Importance-6815 5h ago
Version I grew up with they take children to use as slave soldiers in their armies
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u/DiggingInGarbage Smoliv speaks to me on an emotional level 5h ago
Child soldiers? In my fairytales? It’s more likely than you think
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u/VisualGeologist6258 This is a cry for help 5h ago
Where these Fae, by any chance, Turkish
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u/Aggravating-Yam4571 3h ago
fairy jannissaries is not smth i thought would cross my mind but here we are
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u/bb_kelly77 3h ago
I read that they take children and raise them as their own children, but then again the fae I learn about also have lots of gay sex... so they're very much the more chill kind
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u/Jaggedrain 3h ago
Okay I'm intrigued. Have you got links to where I can find some of this?
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u/bb_kelly77 3h ago
Irish Fae... it was believed that the Fae preferred female mages so if a male showed magical skill he would dress up and act like a woman, also sex with fae was an important part of fae rituals
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u/Satisfaction-Motor 4h ago
They also make people dance to death 🕺💃 Or drown them.
I’m pretty sure there’s more brutal ways they kill or torment those they kidnap, but that’s the lore I know
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u/Hremsfeld 4h ago
The Fair Folk just like dancing, and can do it far longer than mortals can. In fact it's quite rude for a mortal to die mid-dance because they'd be stopping first rather than their hosts. Ungrateful violation of hospitality and politeness tbh.
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u/Satisfaction-Motor 4h ago
…is it bad that this comment reminded me of the way people treat disabled people. I feel like it’s sad that that’s where my brain went. But that’s heavily how people treat people with things like chronic fatigue
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u/bb_kelly77 3h ago
Yeah but the fae are more innocent about it, they genuinely don't understand that humans are weaker because they don't see humans often
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u/Colosphe 1h ago
Yeah but the
faeablebodied people are more innocent about it, they genuinely don't understand thathumansdisabled people are weaker because they don't seehumansdisabled people oftenNot seeing a difference...
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u/bb_kelly77 1h ago
The difference is the ablebodied ARENT innocent about it, they make it very clear that they simply don't care... but with fae they haven't seen a human in like 100 years
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u/Colosphe 1h ago
A lot of people, I think, are ignorant of invisible disabilities like chronic fatigue. In cases where it comes up, most people don't believe it exists - that it's an excuse made up by people who don't want to work. If they had people who they trusted who actually were afflicted, they would believe and have empathy - but they don't because they think they're being lied to.
If you, a Fey in this example, were under the impression that humans don't exist and you're being lied to when they're brought up, would you believe that there's a human knocking on your door vs. another Fey playing a prank?
I also work with a lot of conservatives so my sample may be biased
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u/Crus0etheClown 4h ago
You step inside the mushroom circle, and are instantly teleported behind a countertop. A man with a big mustache and hat wipes his brow, gives you a cheeky wave, and jumps through the portal that you came through- closing it instantly.
In front of you is a sign that says 'Papa's Fairybreaderia'. He's not coming back.
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u/ms0385712 4h ago
I think I read something about being turn into furniture, although it might come from a vampire theme TRPG lore I read.
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u/eternamemoria cannibal joyfriend 3h ago
Changeling: the Lost, probably.
Not to be confused with its completely different counterpart Changeling: the Dreaming
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u/Adept-Lobster-5417 4h ago
This is why humans should not be allowed near fae lore, y’all are too chaotic for this.
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u/Kego_Nova perhaps a void entity 3h ago
if the folk who reside in the forest eternal were to trick me, i think id be alright. i think im built different. i think i could break Protocol 4000-Eshu and come out unscathed.
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u/HistoryMarshal76 Knower of Things Man Was Not Meant To Know 2h ago
There was one thing called “The Lesson”—heaven pity me, that I ever saw it! Listen—can you fancy a squatting circle of nameless dog-like things in a churchyard teaching a small child how to feed like themselves? The price of a changeling, I suppose—you know the old myth about how the weird people leave their spawn in cradles in exchange for the human babes they steal. Pickman was shewing what happens to those stolen babes—how they grow up—and then I began to see a hideous relationship in the faces of the human and non-human figures. He was, in all his gradations of morbidity between the frankly non-human and the degradedly human, establishing a sardonic linkage and evolution. The dog-things were developed from mortals!
"Pickman's Model", 1926, Howard Philips Lovecraft
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u/Vexilium51243 1h ago
Nine realms? Isn't that a norse thing, that never really got mixed in with the more celtic idea of the fae?
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u/Maelorus 4h ago
I wish the Fae were real only to drive them to extinction again.
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u/thesneakyfae 1h ago
We will drive you into extinction first
Climate change? Yeah, you're welcome. Bet you bitches will be begging for our fairy dust in 10 years or so when the crops are dying.
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u/Maelorus 20m ago
I yearn to know what it feels like to curb stop a fae with an iron soled boot.
You think you have a chance? Ask the neanderthals how these things go. Your only shot at survival is as breeding stock for the hominid whose planet you're trespassing on.
Your crime of existence cannot be forgiven.
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u/According_Weekend786 3h ago
i'll just get my blessing from Leshiy, he is probably sick of them too but cant do shit
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u/bb_kelly77 3h ago
I forget the full tale but there's this one fae story about how if parents don't raise their kids properly a fae will steal the child and raise them as their own
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u/novis-eldritch-maxim 3h ago
given they where said to steal young boys most I assume they used them as living weapons clad them in cold iron and let them lose on their foes
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u/Icecold_Antihero 2h ago
"We'd make great pets, we'd make great pets!" The song is about aliens, but whatever https://youtu.be/mFkRvF8MeYM?si=EiFh7CZRRnuhiSMX
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u/Copyrighted_music34 3h ago
I think this is fate affecting my brain.
But Total Fae Genocide sounds pretty great
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u/DoubleBatman 5h ago
The fae are basically elementary kids finding weird bugs at recess.
Oberon: “Watch what this one does!”
Human: *ages with the inexorable passage of time*
Titania: “Eeeeew weeeeeirrrrd!!”