what you could possibly mean .
my point ? there’s a line . write what you want, but at least have the decency to inform people about specifically what you plan on writing .
// I deleted my initial response to that because I felt it was childish and immature .
despite that, my point still stands . you may write whatever you want, but saying that your writing would consist of ‘taboo’ topics rather than ‘dead dove’ topics or something similar seems
weird and wrong .
taboo, as I said, is mainly reserved for sexual things that are morally reprehensible (dubcon, r*pe, incest, p*dophilia, beastiality, etc.) .
saying you write taboo topics and not specifying makes people like myself ( a reasonable adult ) speculate on
// Headcanon : she’s tried to offline herself several times since she was created .
none of those attempts worked .
she only wished to prevent the doctor from using her further, but he continues to keep death out of her reach .
// Headcanon: dottore planted a device in her head, making the process of erasing her memories more streamline .
Meaning, at the push of a button, her memories of Teyvat and all the events she has experienced could be erased completely .
// Headcanon: she remembers many things. The archons, the Yaksha, Azhdaha, Andrius, Osial, Dvalin, and most of the gods in Teyvat.
But she also remembers Khaenri’ah as it was before it’s collapse, and the last memory she has is the day she left her sister to go to the godless
// Headcanon: the only thing that can be used to tell Ei and Makoto apart is a small symbol on the back of the latter’s neck.
Something dottore burned into her, and purposefully put behind her hair.
// Headcanon : dottore supplied her with a multitude of delusions to use, meaning she can control most elements fairly well ( aside from electro, for which she has complete control and wisdom regarding ) .
// Headcanon: the body dottore used to make Makoto was missing both feet and a hand. He replaced them with mechanical biology, meaning human arteries and veins were wrapped over mechanisms, and a piece of her back was grafted to form the skin of the hand itself.