Nov. 6th, 2022 at 6:40 PM
[ It's the kind of network message that pops up in the quietest, darkest part of the night β when it's just a guy and his thoughts and anxieties in an all-too-silent house. He's surrounded by dumpster-quality furniture and a cat-emblemed pillow that veers on possessing suspicious origins, not that anyone can see any of his living quarters through text. ]i don't want to panic anyone but it's pretty late and it's been a few days and i don't know, maybe i just need to calm down but
does anyone have an explanation for what happens when your soulmate kinda ... goes missing?[ Steve really wishes there was a proper instructions manual or something. Not that he'd read through it because who has the time for that, but. It'd be something.
The line goes quiet for a moment, or maybe Steve's said what he's needed to say, before another message pops up from the same username. ]Honestly, shit's going exactly the way I thought it would. Thought maybe Munson would stick around, thought maybe we were, you know, starting to become friends, and you'd think the soulbond thing would count for something but noooo, he just split. Found a way to get out of here, left his phone, went back to Hawkins and didn't have the decency to leave a goddamned note.
Even he couldn't stand the pathetic loser that Steve Harrington's become.[ And just like that, the message is sent for all to see before the line really does cut off. Embarrassing. ][ ooc: in case it isn't clear, the last bit of text is courtesy of steve's very unpleasant shadow who has adopted an edgelord personality circa livejournal 2001. ]
Nov. 3rd, 2022 at 12:28 PM
HUMANS
TELL ME HOW YOU CHEER EACH OTHER UP WHEN YOU'RE BEING PATHETIC AND SAD
I HAVE TRIED TO FEED MINE FOOD AND OFFER TO FIGHT HIM MULTIPLE TIMES BUT NEITHER OF THESE TACTICS HAVE WORKED
HIS SAD FEELINGS ARE ANNOYING AND MUST BE PUT TO AN END HOW DO I MAKE THEM STOP?
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