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@roguemonsterfucker

I am a queer adult. I like monsters, monster loving, and monster fucking. Do not follow if you are below 18 years of age. Header by @literalnobody

Hello, you can call me Unknown.

This blog is my personal space to reblog monster related content but also some other types of post that I find interesting, amusing, or educational.

Warning: - Do not follow if you’re under 18 or if you want to avoid sexual content! This is an adult space and I reblog NSFW content and talk about NSFW things. - Do not follow if occasional talk of dubcon/noncon and cnc (consensual non-consent) bothers you. - I don’t tag most content.

** All messages sent to my ask box will be published publicly to my blog. Anon is always on if you wish to remain anonymous, but do not send messages to me expecting them to stay private. **

My other blogs: - @unknownthemonster: A personal blog where I talk about dildos and my sexual experiences and sometimes general life things. If you ever need to DM me, that’s the place to do it. - @writingsofwerewolves: My personal writing blog. I post about my characters, I post my writing, and I occasionally reblog relatable writing posts there. - @knotbinary: A NSFW textpost blog. For all your spicy text post needs. - @adrianthevampire: A SFW blog for some of my interests like doll collecting, stuffed animals, and video games. - @apprenticesavageopress: A Savage Opress (from Star Wars) fan blog. - @autistic-thrawn: A Thrawn (from Star Wars) fan blog. - @geneticexperiment: A MewTwo (from Pokemon) fan blog. - @yautjaapologist: A Yautja (from Predator) fan blog. - @teameddiemunson: An Eddie Munson (Stranger Things) fan blog. - @monsterfuckerconfessions: A place for all monster enthusiasts to anonymously share any monster thoughts. - @isthemonstervideocute: I’m not quite sure what I’m doing with this blog yet, but I have it lol. - @shippedwithmonsters: My personal selfship blog. - @imagineyourmonster: An “imagine your f/o” selfship blog for people who only want impersonal selfship posts.

Other websites: - Twitter - Youtube - Pillowfort Personal Account - Pillowfort Community (anyone can join and post to it) - Another Pillowfort Community

Other info: - I love getting asks! Whether they’re questions for me about general monster stuff or my characters, or if they’re just people gushing about their own interests! My ask box is open and anon is always on! Please feel free to share any thoughts your questions you have! (that goes for pretty much all my blogs btw). - Werewolves are my #1 favorite monster, but you’ll see a wide variety of monster content reblogged here. - I’m over the age of 25 but I won’t give more specifics for privacy reasons. - I’ll add more things to this post as I think of them.

Yeah, I of course am not looking for excuses for them - just explaining. (genuinely)

I guess a better solution would be changing the CEO. :)

(I've never used twitter in my life to view more than one post at a time and even that was when it was letting you see nsfw posts without registration so I absolutely cannot imagine a whole thousand of posts...)

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No worries, I didn't assume you were defending it! I appreciate the explanation! 🥰

Character, book, and author names under the cut

If you listen closely you can hear the anguished screams of the phangdom 😂

I closed my eyes and smashed randomly at my touchscreen but this is actually very sweet.

Good job keeping the boys tied.

Werewolf boyfriend appeal is stronk.

But also don't worry. Vlad, of all people, would not object to Nathan coming out on top.

In case you actually want an explanation for twitter limiting viewing posts:

To load and view a post you still need to make a request to its database and even though it's a GET request and not a POST it still creates traffic (that their servers seems to not be able to handle these days).

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Yeah that makes sense but it's still like the worst possible platform to limit the viewing of posts.

And limiting unpaid users to 600... that's practically nothing with the format of twitter. And even the 6,000 for paid users isn't very much. It's easy to scroll through 1,000 posts very quickly. I get that it puts a load on the server, but surely there's a better way to solve that.

Limiting posts themselves seems more appropriate, though even then Twitter is not ideal for that since communicating anything substantive requires several posts.

Also it seems like they implemented this without any warning? Which is fucked up.

I don't even use twitter but I'm angry on behalf of twitter users lol.

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Oh this might actually be why....

In case you actually want an explanation for twitter limiting viewing posts:

To load and view a post you still need to make a request to its database and even though it's a GET request and not a POST it still creates traffic (that their servers seems to not be able to handle these days).

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Yeah that makes sense but it's still like the worst possible platform to limit the viewing of posts.

And limiting unpaid users to 600... that's practically nothing with the format of twitter. And even the 6,000 for paid users isn't very much. It's easy to scroll through 1,000 posts very quickly. I get that it puts a load on the server, but surely there's a better way to solve that.

Limiting posts themselves seems more appropriate, though even then Twitter is not ideal for that since communicating anything substantive requires several posts.

Also it seems like they implemented this without any warning? Which is fucked up.

I don't even use twitter but I'm angry on behalf of twitter users lol.

wait twitter is limiting how many posts you can SEE?

wtf

how does that help anything?

anyways, welcome to the next wave of twitter refugees 😂

Posting limits make sense. But viewing limits?

Like... on twitter of all places?

Like Twitter's format has always been 😬 to me but this is just breaking it further.

wait twitter is limiting how many posts you can SEE?

wtf

how does that help anything?

anyways, welcome to the next wave of twitter refugees 😂

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They are not as high-profile as the WGA, but I would like to bring everyone's attention to the imminent strike action by thousands of hotel workers in Los Angeles. They are set to go on strike tomorrow, July 1st, 2023.

More than 15,000 hotel workers are seeking higher pay, better benefits, and working conditions. This includes an across-the-board $5 an hour raise, as well as affordable healthcare and better pensions. They also are seeking a ban on the use of E-Verify, which is used to deny employment to undocumented workers and workers involved with the criminal justice system. You can follow what is happening at their Twitter.