#haha very clever >:)

[sysig]

Skelekinz (Patreon)

[vaguely-concerned]

powerful mental image of lucanis expounding passionately about any given one of his limited but extremely deep areas of interest (the wyvern/knives/coffee/cooking/murder continuum of lucanis dellamorte special interests if you will) while rye lounges around and Beholds him with palpable twink boutta pounce energy

[samglyph]

I truly believe Will Wood is an incredible musician and songwriter and is one of the top lyricists in the last decade both in and outside of the genres that he chooses to play in with absolutely zero irony. I also believe that you can only fully understand that if you’ve either had a pet die before listening to his music or you have a history of drug abuse and mental health crises. Or you’re trans.

[trickstersaint]

transubstantiation // august 2 2023

[flock-keeper]

🎵"They call me Cyrus so give me space, bitch!"🎵

[theblueeyedeagle]

𝐓𝐨 𝐌𝐫. 𝐄𝐚𝐠𝐥𝐞,

Could you possibly do a freecam of the 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥 𝐁𝐨𝐲 ending? Up to where Carlo is revealed at the end?

Many thanks, clever one ♡

Hello blue fairy friend!

I had tried my best but unfortunately the cutscene just after this is also pre-rendered and therefore unable to be explored. Alas, I have been thwarted again!

[redlyriumidol]

I hadn't realised until recently that the dialogue with mother giselle about the "rumours" surrounding Dorian and the Inquisitor is almost exactly the same for a friendship as it is for the romance. I really thought it was romance-exclusive or at least very different for a friendship, and it's a little weird to me that it's not lol. I mean it could just be mother giselle being meddlesome in general because she and Dorian don't get along, but like.... what rumours? "oh no, they're friends" ? I get that he's mistrusted being a tevinter who might have some influence over the inquisitor, but if that's all there is to the rumours why isn't giselle willing to "repeat" them if she and dorian have already outright stated as much? she makes it seem like there's something too scandalous for words but then no explanation is given lmao.

watching the friendship version of this scene was so odd because when you're romancing him it's extremely obvious what the rumours are about, but in the friendship version you're just left without an explanation about the exact nature of those rumours. it's just "rumours." about something.

[the-shroobs]

Well a simple question for the elder princess:how can you speak English with the rest of your species and your younger sister can't (mainly since their answers are translated to us)

E. Princess Shroob: IN ALL SERIOUSNESS, THE LANGUAGE WAS FAIRLY EASY FOR ME TO LEARN.

[brainlessblazie]

its so incredibly obvious that i was unhappy with my ex bc i was a huge brat.. which isnt to say everyone with that dynamic is unhappy in their relationship.... but anyone who's met me in the last five years knows that i start to cry now if someone i care about calls me a brat and means it...i have completely flipped to being obedience-motivated and i think this is a much more genuine version of myself

[goncharov-propaganda-factory]

need to get my shit slonked sag-aftra style

WITH BENEFITS!

[sysig]

Always rejecting intimacy <<|?? (Patreon)

[smak-annihilation]

group of executives in charge of self harm, call that the cutting board

[meownotgood]

how did you reacted to chapter 79 of csm ?

so the first time I read chainsaw man I read the entirety of it over the span of a couple of days while at work. I never really read manga before, just watched anime, but I had read a couple of series because I needed something to pass the time. my job was very boring haha. one of my friends recommended chainsaw man and said it was good so I decided to read it

when I got to those chapters... I was so stunned... I remember I started crying while reading it, but then a customer came and I had to wipe my tears while helping them 😭 after that I went to the bathroom to cry for a bit lol

[townofcadence]

✏️[CastleEmporium]

✏️ for mun to write you a note

Raptor I think you are so funny. You make me laugh with your puns and I adore the comedy you put into James and susan! They’re such fun characters to engage with, and man, I think your creativity is so inventive when it comes to the magical items you put in Castle Emporium and how detailed you make them! I think writing with you is so much fun, but outside of that, I’m glad we’re friends and I always smile at seeing you on discord being silly. You bring levity to the spaces we’re in together and your shenanigans are something I enjoy! I’m glad we’re friends !! 😊

Also you matter and I think you're cool and I'm putting on my magical barrier of deflect uno reverse cards and 'no u's !!!

[jrueships]

I'm shy but you're one of my favorite people that I follow on this app. You're so funny and I wish I could be half as clever as you. You've introduced me to a lot of interesting people and ideas! Just wanted to pass on some appreciation on this Saturday night. Hope you're having a good time 🥰

THIS IS SO SWEET, HELLO????

[pynkhues]

Did I misread your tags or did you recently see The Apprentice? If so, do you mind sharing your thoughts both on the film and on Jeremy Strong’s performance (or just the performances generally)? I’ve heard mixed things on the film but as a succession fan I’m always rooting for Jeremy haha

Ah! You didn't misread, I saw it last night!

And yeah, mmm. I'm still making my mind up on the film overall? I'm really glad I saw it and I think Ali Abbasi is a very technically skilled director and one who had a clear vision for the film. He plays around a lot with different styles, so there are points where it looks and feels very slick, but also times where it feels like you're really watching home movies or a reality show or a news feature from the late 70s/early 80s which does a lot of impressive work in terms of both embedding you in the era and foreshadowing other parts of Trump's life. It's a really cool technique, and works really well in letting this slice of Trump's life (because it really is a slice that literally begins with him meeting Roy Cohn and ends with Cohn's death) still feel like a part of a whole without getting bogged down in the familiar pitfalls of a biopic.

Jeremy's really incredible in it, and I mean, some of the reviews have already said this, but his ability to find the humanity in morally bankrupt, soulless men and embed that in his performances continues to be pretty unmatched. Roy Cohn is depicted as unequivocally evil in the film, but his downfall and death is shockingly affecting, and a lot of that comes down to Jeremy's performance. I actually think one of the most interesting themes the film explored too was Cohn's sexuality and his relative openness with being gay, yet his absolute willingness to weaponise other people's sexuality and actively harm the gay community. I don't think we actually get that many depictions in film of the 'fuck you, I got mine' minority leader, and the film does a really good job of depicting that with Jeremy's Cohn.

The depiction of Trump though is probably what I have an overall issue with (and, of course, the timing of the film's release). It does show him to ultimately be a pathetic husk of a man with a nose for opportunity who only really succeeds due to his father's money and Cohn's guidance, but I don't know. That might be the man Trump is, but it doesn't really make for a compelling film? I think a part of my issue is probably with Sebastian Stan's performance. I generally like him as an actor, and I think he does a really good job of capturing Trump's mannerisms and evolving into his way of speaking, but I kind of got the feeling that he didn't understand Trump, which left the performance feeling kind of shallow? It was especially stark against Jeremy's performance because like I said, he was able to depict Cohn as the monster he was while still finding a thread of humanity to hold to which made me still loathe him, but also left me feeling like I understood him.

I think the film's approach to Trump was that there's really nothing to him, which begs the question of why make a movie about him at all? The timing of course implies something, however you want to read it, but I don't know. I don't think Maria Bakalova had much to work with in playing Ivana either (although I think she did the best she could with what she got), but yeah, I think perhaps a stronger actor could've done more in the role of Trump, but I also think the movie wanted him to come across as pretty empty, so - - yes. I'm still making my mind up, haha.