>> Links in the bottom to family stuff will be thoroughly explored. <<
*bow, flourish* Happy to be of service!
>> I liked this one. It didn't have the age-play and fixing-self stuff that I came for, <<
I have wondered how well it's working, as a series, when it started out as pure ageplay fluff and has since gotten into more serious territory, including some before the advent of Game Night. But people seem to like it for the hurt/comfort and generally nonsexual content, so that's promising.
>> but I think it's important that we have more back story for Phil and can work on seeing what makes him how he is. Thank you for writing this. <<
You're welcome! This story actually arose out of reader discussion, trying to figure out how Phil got into the rather improbable configuration he displays in canon.
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dancing_serpent
Re: You mentioned my favorite movie!
Date: 2014-08-22 11:52 pm (UTC)It's okay to get excited about things you love; no apology required.
Are you familiar with Schrodinger's Heroes? I did a Lilo & Stitch crossover there, "The Lobster Door," which you would probably love.
>> Links in the bottom to family stuff will be thoroughly explored. <<
*bow, flourish* Happy to be of service!
>> I liked this one. It didn't have the age-play and fixing-self stuff that I came for, <<
I have wondered how well it's working, as a series, when it started out as pure ageplay fluff and has since gotten into more serious territory, including some before the advent of Game Night. But people seem to like it for the hurt/comfort and generally nonsexual content, so that's promising.
>> but I think it's important that we have more back story for Phil and can work on seeing what makes him how he is. Thank you for writing this. <<
You're welcome! This story actually arose out of reader discussion, trying to figure out how Phil got into the rather improbable configuration he displays in canon.