A big squishy duvet of a meme

[stockingfeats]

It's the excuse you've been looking for to play soft, fluffy things.

1. Sharing is caring: You notice that the other person is in need of something--a beverage, or a space on the couch, or what-have-you--and you're willing to share.
   
2. Oh no oh no I'm sorry: You accidentally hurt them in a minor way, oh no!
   
3. Pets are cute: You're both cooing over something fuzzy. Kitty? Doggo? Tribble...?
   
4. Can't sleep: It's way too late but you just can't sleep. Fortunately you're not the only one up.
   
5. Stop and smell the roses: It's just a wonderful day to stroll around and appreciate life.
   
6. It's not that scary: One of you has to face down a fear--heights, wasps, planes. The other person is there to help.
   
7. Waiting for bail: The old saying, a good friend will bail you out--a great friend will be in jail with you, saying "that was fun!" Maybe a friend you didn't even know you had before today.
   
8. Cooking: Nothing brings people together like sous-cheffing for each other.
   
9. Viewer's choice! Idk man there's a lot of soft scenarios in the world, make up your own!
   

Comments

[lancearii]

[He doesn't have cute tiny animals, those are often food. But he can offer an adorable four day old wobbly legged foal in these trying times.]

Gringolet was the stud, so she's going to be very smart and very fast once she figures out how legs work.

[coldsong]

[Tiny is inherently cute, but cute can also be found in larger baby creatures simply because of the inherent awkwardness. Loki is visibly enchanted by the foal, offering his hands for her to sniff, nuzzle and/or attempt to nurse.]

Well hello, little lady. I think mares are usually inherently smarter than stallions. Less testosterone interrupting the flow of thought.

Have you named her?

[lancearii]

[She's a bold little thing. She stumbles right on over to sniff and indeed look for food. She's not very graceful at it, but she still very young.]

I don't know. Gawain's stallion is probably the smartest horse I've seen. But that's probably because he has to make up for his rider.

[He kids. It's that brotherly shit talking knights do]

I haven't. I've never actually ever named any of my horses. [Just like in the legends, he has a habit of running his horses into the ground to get into battle quickly.] Maybe I should, seeing as it's going to be at least three years before she's even ready for a rider.

[The little foal has given up on food, since there's no milk for her here, and now just demands pets]