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Dance of the Phoenix as Text Posts Part 9 | Part 8

Can I get a round of applause for including characters other than Yu Mingye this time? I really tried not to be consumed by his pretty face.

Did you know the act of throwing someone out of the window is called defenestration.

Dance of the Phoenix as Text Posts Part 8: Yu Mingye Deserved Better Edition | Part 7

(This post could also be known as:

  • Yu Mingye - A Tragedy
  • 101 Parenting Tips by Lord Demon
  • Someone Please Love Me: A Novel by Yu Mingye
  • Yu Mingye’s Application To Be Adopted
  • 101 Ways To Disappoint Your Evil Father by Yu Mingye
  • Ouch: Yu Mingye’s Autobiography
  • We Should Probably Call Child Protection Services )

I find both Lord Demon’s brief hesitation before touching Mingye and Mingye’s what-the-fuck side-eye to be hilarious

Dance of the Phoenix as Text Posts Part 4 | Part 3

I love Wang Haoxuan’s eyebrows btw

And I’m not saying Xu Kaicheng is old - but he’s 30 and they tried to pass him off as a teenager

It’s a plan more cunning than a fox who’s just been appointed professor of cunning at Oxford University

This memory will still keep Mingye awake with paralysing embarrassment when he’s 80

Lord Demon’s Parenting Tips #3: Ensure your child knows that crying is not acceptable in any circumstance; not even when you’ve been struck by lightning, lost an arm, or failed to be the one to save the girl you love.

For younger kids, this pleasant nursery rhyme will help cement this lesson in their minds:

Keep your tears in your eyes

Where they belong;

To remind yourself just

Sing this song:

You better live in fear

That if daddy sees your tears,

He’ll best your ass

All day long!

Pfft Mingye doesn’t need luck. He’s driven by the desperate need to please his father instead.

Lord Demon’s Parenting Tips #2:Don’t get too chummy with your teenager. They won’t thank you for it in later life. You’re there to be their parent, not their buddy.

Lord Demon’s Parenting Tips #1: Try not to involve yourself too much in your teen’s social life. They have to learn to stand on their own two feet and suffer in silence like the rest of us.

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