@RavistDash
dont worry, its just some nerd pushing up his glasses-tier difference that no one actually cares about anyway

My bad, I’m sorry for stupidly mistaken holly and mistletoe ! I really didn’t do my research carefully on this. We don’t actually have Christmas here so I don’t know much about mistletoe and holly, for me they’re just a romantic fairy tale and a sort of simple of Christmas.
But don’t worry I’ve got my lessons and have learned a lot about Christmas. I will correct this stupid mistake in the finished pic XP

I just want to say the absolute strength of those legs is so hot

It’s gonna take quite a climb to kiss that.

Are we seriously getting our serpentine belts in a twist over a PLANT and a tag error?

If you are going to be doing Your Character Here commissions that involve mistletoe, you should not get paid your full amount if you make a mistake like this. Give your commissioners a discount or make sure it is actually mistletoe and not holly. Mistletoe has oval leaves and white berries.

@Schwarzenfels
I can’t speak for the artist, but for me your question didnt make sense at first. I thought you where making some kind of suggestive pun that I didn’t understand. None of it made sense until i noticed the changes to the tags.

For me, mistletoe is a tuft of leaves that exists as a plot device in romantic Christmas stories, and holly is a word used in a prominent Christmas Carol. I was barely aware that mistletoe is a real plant that grows somewhere and I was totally unaware that holly was a real plant at all. I imagine holly often gets used in place of mistletoe becouse red and green has a better contrast, and people like a bit of tasteful contrast. I also imagine that most of the known world could only have seen these things in media, and copy what looks nice.

Frankly now that I know about this I will always ask for holly instead of mistletoe in these types of situations, becouse this style of being pedantic just grinds my gears something right fierce.

@Schwarzenfels
The artist drew holly and has mistaken it for mistletoe, not really much to it. And who cares, is pretty.

@Davidp1522
I made the changes because there’s no mistletoe.
I still like to know the reason for that.

@Schwarzenfels
I feel like you know the answer, since you made the tag changes.

If this is called “Under the mistletoe”, then why is there no mistletoe?