[ SECRET POST #3094 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3094 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Some Homestuck fans draw Alternian trolls with crotch tentacles ( usually called tentabulges).
Maybe you could look up some NSFW stuff when you get the chance.

[(Anonymous)]

And canonically, while we don't know anything about troll genitalia or the actual specifics of their mating, we know that the end result involves a pool of mixed genetic fluid in a bucket, which is then taken to a giant mother grub, who takes it in, blends it with the fluids from every other troll mating in the area, mixes up the genetics, and births a copious number of grubs, most of whom never survive the trials in the birthing caverns.

Even without taking troll romance into account, troll reproduction is a strange and curious thing.

[(Anonymous)]

Above anon.

I envy your ability to explain this briefly. Now, if someone could write an abridged explanation for troll romance...
... I guess I might be out of one internets.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Well, here's a go at it:

Trolls consider more kinds of relationships 'romantic' than humans do. There's romantic love that's basically similar to what we have. There's a kind of mutual support relationship where two people cover each other's weaknesses and keep each other out of trouble. There's a 'romantic hate' where you loathe someone but also respect them and are drawn to them. And there's a kind of mediation where you try to stop two other people from having that romantic hate, because they'd be bad for each other or it would mess up an existing relationship.

Humans wouldn't really consider most of those 'romantic' as we understand it, but we can at least recognize the broad strokes of the relationships.

[(Anonymous)]

One internets - just for you!

Thanks.