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The Signs Depressed

zodiacgeek:

Capricorn: Capricorn will isolate themselves and get super defensive. They might even be in denial that anything is wrong until they hit rock bottom. Capricorn is prone to depression.

Aquarius: Aquarius will be very short with everyone and they will randomly snap at loved ones for no apparent reason.

Pisces: Pisces will sometimes go into a complete delusional state. Anyone who disagrees with them just “doesn’t understand.”

Aries:Aries will get aggressive and will snap pretty much unprovoked. Aries will want to be around people, but people wont want to be around them.

Taurus: Taurus will project their depression into others and try to take care of them.

Gemini: Gemini will just try to stay busy until it passes.

Cancer: Cancer never underestimates the importance of comfort food, a good cry, and the support of friends and family.

Leo: Leo will have a pity party. Maybe literally. They’ll just throw a big party to cheer themselves up.

Virgo: Virgo will convince themselves that their feelings are irrational and try not to think about it too much.

Libra: Libra will try to be around people as much as they can and get out their house. A change of scenery or a beautiful experience is usually the solution for Libras.

Scorpio: Scorpio will purposely immerse themselves in their negativity until it destroys them, so that they can learn from the experience and return stronger.

Sagittarius: Sag will never tell you they are upset. They will find little ways to cheer up, and they wont dwell on sadness for long.

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HI HAKUBERT

“That’s quite the name that you’ve come up with for me, James… or should I say… Kaitou Ki…c.. l? Kickle? Kaitou Kickle. Odd. I can see what you’re going for, which I must applaud given that Kaitou KID’s name originated from the misreading of 1412, so it’s apt, but… Kickle is fairly amusing…”

“I’mma KICKLE YOUR ASS RIGHT OUT OF HERE, KID!”

“Conan-kun, that’s not really KID; don’t be fooled, it’s just his icon…”

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Dog Days at the Academy

He sat alone in the long, empty corridor on a bench made of high-grade plastic that was common in military vessels. Coated the way it was not only added durability, but made it resistant to dirt, moisture, and dog hair, which was helpful for a Haukeff in the summer. Despite his meticulous grooming, the student still found himself shedding at alarming rates. It wasn’t as though they had seasons on board, either, but his body responded to the changing seasons of the academy’s station planet, anyway, and that caused problems among his classmates.

Not that Saguru had any choice in the matter. He couldn’t help what his species was any more than he could change it, and he was only half to begin with. Genetic splicing wasn’t something that they allowed on that side of the interplanetary territory, and he wasn’t about to abandon the Embassy for the Alliance. Not when he was on track to become the youngest captain in the Academy’s history. 

So he sighed and picked another clump of fur from his textbook and watched it float down to the polished metal flooring. At least dressed in his uniform, it was really only his head and tail that he needed to worry about. But he wondered if it was why he was always so alone, or if the aversion had less to do with his physical features and more to do with himself as a whole.  He wasn’t really willing to do the legwork necessary to find out either way; there were enough things to worry about without that, too.