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[honey-lets-fucking-run]

@iamfirestarter specifically for you, ask away

smut prompt list no. 3

1) mirror sex

2) sex in front of a big window where anyone could glance up and spot them

3) fully clothed x stark naked

4) slow sex while one or both are injured (bonus points if it’s after a battle or after they’ve patched up each other’s wounds)

5) body worshipping 

6) marathon session (they just fucking keep going, babyyyy)

7) finding a somewhat private area at a fancy party to fuck (coat closet, empty office, secluded corner on the big balcony, hedge maze if we wanna get dramatic, etc) 

8) oops, we were just hiding in this closet, but then the close proximity get us too turned on not to fuck

9) revenge sex

10) finding their partner’s sex toy/toys and making them play with it in front of them

11) quickie where you don’t take any clothes off, just tug and pull and expose the essentials 

12) fucking, but one is still trying to keep all of their attention on the game they are playing

13) getting a little too handsy on the dancefloor

14) library sex for those dark academia vibes

15) jealous sex in the alleyway behind the bar

16) accidental i love you’s during sex 

17) seeing the love marks they left on their partner later and getting turned on all over again remember how it got there in the first place

18) a/b/o

19) getting turned on by their partner’s new uniform for work and then roleplaying a bit

20) sleepy domestic sex

[yuzepi]

drawn in spring 2024

[all-that-jazz-93]

They put a knife in the hands of an assassin and had her use it to save a life instead of taking one

[secretmellowblog]

I see a lot of people claim that “Thenardier is the real villain of Les mis and not Javert” and my hot take is that this is completely wrong and fundamentally misses the point of the source material. Thenardier is a crucial character foil to Jean Valjean, and it’s very important that Jean Valjean sees Thenardier as the person he could’ve become in different circumstances. Jean Valjean uses some of his last words on his deathbed to urge pity and forgiveness for Thenardier, because he identifies so strongly with his poverty, criminality, and desperate misplaced rage. Les Miserables is not a novel about how a single evil criminal is the cause of all society’s problems, and in fact that’s antithetical to the entire point.

Thenardier is dangerous specifically because he’s able to take advantage of existing social structures-—like exploiting Fantine’s poverty, abusing the wife and daughters who are under his thumb as a patriarch, weaponizing the threat of the police against Jean Valjean.Thenardier correctly identifies he lives in a bigoted unequal society, but instead of trying to eliminate inequality, he dreams of being the person on top who gets to crush everyone beneath him. He’s cruel, greedy, and evil— But the things that make him powerful aren’t things that he created.

Thenardier and Javert are equally “evil” characters and equally important as character foils to Jean Valjean. The main difference is that Thenardier never has the catastrophic change of heart that Javert does, so people find him less sympathetic. If thenardier tragically repented instead of becoming worse and even more bigoted, he WOULD be a tumblr sexyman, but nobody is ready for that conversation. XD

And, to be really spicy, I think people are also far more quick to excuse violence committed “in service of the law” vs violence committed “criminally,” even if they have the same result? Thenardier and Javert both enthusiastically participate in abusing and killing Fantine, but I’ve never seen people downplay Thenardier’s role the way they do with Javert. Thenardier nearly kills Jean Valjean in the gorbeau ambush, but Javert kills or nearly kills lots of characters (including Jean Valjean) throughout the story, by sending them to prison where they’re given harsh inhumane sentences. Javert and Thenardier are both described as bigots who enthusiastically crush people who are on the lower rungs of society, and who feel comfortable abusing those people because they believe they’re inherently lesser. And I think part of why people say “thenardier is the real villain” is because Javert’s abuse is done in the service of Enforcing the Law and Social Hierarchies, which people consider an inherently a more noble/selfless motivation— even as Hugo repeatedly describes it as horrible, petty,& pathetic.

TLDR: Whenever I’m back on the Les Mis fanfic grind, I’ll finally deliver the toxic Valjean/Thenardier/Javert love triangle the world needs —

[dinodoggie]

Thinkin about Great Ace Attorney so i re-did this meme with Herlock Sholmes!

Hope you enjoy this silly drawing, and have an AWESOME day!!

[specificpollsaboutbooks]

M/M Couples

Final

Valjean and Javert :

"Javert recognizes Valjean in M-sur-M after decades of not seeing him by "the strength of his loins" among other things. Unlike in the musical Javert isn't actually completely obsessed with Valjean, but he consistently recognizes him throughout the years almost solely by his strength. Javert has the line "You annoy me. Kill me, rather." Valjean spares his life when he had every reason to end it. They're old man yaoi what else could you want."

[zishuge]

Let me lend you the Truth Eye. Turn around and take a look at him. See him in his true colors. Fangs of Fortune 大梦归离 (2024) | Ep. 13

[spinostarz]

uippee philip quast

[fruity-pontmercy]

look, I'm a tired demographics student with too much time on their hands and an undying love for polls, so..

I'm also deeply interested in fandom demographics... from my 4 long long (yet relatively short) years in this fandom I've noticed that the Les Mis fanbase does tend to be older than other fandoms I've been in, (though this obviously depends on the platform you're on, for example, the falsettos fandom on tiktok seems to have a lot of 12-15 year olds, to my great surprise) and I just like analysing why that is! I know other fandoms have/have had sort of "fandom demographics" polls which I've always found super interesting... while I'm not necessarily trying to recreate that, I do find this interesting to look at!

Needless to say the more people see this the more representative and accurate the results will be so PLEASEEE reblog thiss and make my little demographer-to-be heart happy

[starsandvertebrae]

has anyone else noticed just how much music was a part of the no kings protests? I wasn't able to participate, so unfortunately my information is just based on news sites/social media. My perspective is probably a little skewed since I've noticed a lot of this from tiktok clips (where the app is pretty much based on trending songs/audio). some of the major things I've seen were:

- Folk protest music. the best example I can think of is Jesse welles (guy that sang about the CEO assassination and "war isn't murder") who released a snippet titled "no kings".

- the mariachi bands/dancers that performed in at civil building in downtown la, IN FRONT of police/troops.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2025/06/16/mariachi-los-angeles-protests-immigration/

- protesters playing music as they demonstrated, specifically music from latin america

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2025/06/14/no-kings-anti-trump-protests-live-updates/84131727007/

- large groups of protesters singing together in multiple locations/cities (I've heard this land is your land and do you hear the people sing quite a bit)

- as well as people posting on social media to music (like kendrick's superbowl/Hamilton tony awards performances)

I know this has been said a lot, and by people can say it better than me, but art can be so so important in shaping political resistance. I think it's important we remember that in the next few years.

[yuzepi]

jiejieposting

[aleksiej]

the idea that i am holding onto for my dear life is that, at the core of it, enjolras is a freak. he's a freak about the revolution. he's a freak about patria (if in a less 'fun' way and more 'i will mold myself into perfection for a concept that may not ever exist'). and he's definitely, definitely a freak for grantaire.

[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

How successful would Jean Valjean…

Propaganda for the wrestling skills:

doubt he would ever want to do this sort of thing. Unfortunately for him, he’d probably be pretty good at it.

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[prouvairesverse]

reincarnation au where jehan has a fear of his eyes being covered, they can’t remember why but something about it makes them anxious

[demon4dilfs]

David Shannon as Valjean and Earl Carpenter as Javert

[feratscal]

back to trying to learn affinity it is DAUNTING but also can we talk about how i POPPEd the fudge OFF with enj's vest? in love, i want it for myself