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English: Cotton Candy

Me a dutch intellectual: Sugar spider

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Japanese stereotypes of European countries, based on Japanese Google autocomplete suggestions

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Me, after reading a self-help book

Me, after a minor inconvenience 

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webtoon lust

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Send "Will you be quiet now?" For my muses reactions to yours pushing them against a wall and kissing them

Bonus Points if our muses are enemies.

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Thor: Ragnarok (2017) dir. Taika Waititi

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my children~💚 I’ve loved kid loki for years after reading the Journey into Mystery comics, and I was so happy to see him and the others in the show. Easily my favorite part! ( i wish there was more of him TT_TT)

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The director is telling everyone to stop taking photos or videos. Tom Hiddleston: “It’s alright!”

Tom Hiddleston at rehearsal for the Awards Ceremony of the Shanghai International Film Festival on June 23, 2019.

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spicy sharing a bed prompts

18+ prompts. Minors dni

“ please don't tell me you sleep naked... “

“ do you mind? i don't have anything to sleep in. “

“ come closer. “

“ you're closer to me than ever before. i can hear you breathing. “

“ i can feel you trembling. “

“ where's your underwear? “

“ easier access, right? “

“ why don't you wake me up? you know, if you're... in the mood. “

“ where's my shirt? “ “ prefer you without one. “

“ come kiss me. “

“ this bed is gross. “

“ why are you changing the sheets? “ [beat] “ name, it's 2am! “

“ let's at least try this time. “ “ to not wake up the neighborhood? “ “ to not have sex. “

“ there's only one bed? great. we'll end up breaking it. “

“ sleep with me. “ “ sleep, or sleep? “ “ both, preferably. “

“ your hands are all over me. “ [takes hands away] “ sorry. “ [pulls hands back] “ i didn't say take them off... it feels good. “

“ we're here, alone, for the next couple hours... “

“ there's a second bed, right over there. “

“ if we break the first one, at least there's room for round two. “

“ you don't need a second bed, actually... come stay here. “

“ let's have good night sex. “ “ i don't think that's a thing, but let’s. “

“ come here. “

“ i love sharing a bed with you. “

“ there's uh, not much sleeping happening tonight, right? “

“ we should sleep in separate beds, otherwise we won't get any sleep. “

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Tom Hiddleston behind the scenes of Kong: Skull Island (2016)

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The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) dir. Peter Jackson

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The Rivendell Job (2/5)

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TV lovers, you made it: You’ve survived another calendar year of COVID-19 quarantine, which gave you bingers a bevy of options when it came to streaming content directly to your favorite devices. HBO Max, Paramount+, Peacock, and others joined Disney+, Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video in this concerted effort to inundate fans of moving pictures with #content. That means many things—old ideas get recycled, franchises expand, and passion projects are greenlit. Many don’t survive, and most of it is mid, but each year, there are a fair number of quality television programs that interested parties should be sinking their teeth into.

Having so many options became one of those good problems this year; for example, not too many networks could boast new seasons of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Insecure, and Succession running at the same time—HBO is doing that right now. Starz and Showtime are churning out content that is speaking directly to the culture on a regular basis, and Disney+ is set to give you theater-quality episodic television every week, and all of it will be MUST SEE. The only real issue is finding the money to afford all of the services you’ll need to satisfy your hunger for new series.

That said, we’ve watched the shows and made the hard decisions. Without further ado, here are the best TV shows of 2021.

8. ‘Loki’

Image via Marvel Studios

Network: Disney+ Season: 1 Genre: Action / thriller / superhero Where to Watch: Disney+

One of two major wins for Loki series creator Michael Waldron this year (the other being the pro wrestling-focused Starz series Heels), Loki is what fans who, like me, were low-key sad that Loki got iced in what Infinity War so desperately needed: a real Loki tale. Taking from numerous strands of his comic book history, this series brought back the alt-Loki who escaped during Endgame into an ultimatum: do some good fixing the broken timeline or be eradicated from ALL timelines. Wisely choosing the former, we ride with Loki as he tries to figure out what the hell is really going on at the good ol’ Time Variance Authority, but really, a series like this can (unfairly) hinge on what we get in the closing sequences of the season. Loki fell into that trap, but it had to—Marvel wasn’t letting an opportunity like this skate by without distributing another clue to the larger “what’s going on” nature of the current MCU. We’re lucky Tom Hiddleston was able to slide back into the driver’s seat and steer this series into becoming the best Marvel Studios series released, so far. —khal

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Tom Hiddleston Breaks Down Loki From A to Z*

(*in no particular order)

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He loved mountains, or he had loved the thought of them marching on the edge of stories brought from far away; but now he was borne down by the insupportable weight of Middle-earth. He longed to shut out the immensity in a quiet room by a fire.