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woah. jonathan.

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i missed drawing them happy

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Get these ai writing assistants out of my face!!!! I don't care if my writing is bad at least it is mine!!!!

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Cousin Charls and Lamen, his assistant/ situationship (don't tell the king)

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Under observation.

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Does your hand in any way own your stomach?

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Omfg girl put a shirt on

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Imagine coming back from the dead and seeing that you were blamed for your murder. That even though you tried so so so hard to be good, to be a good son and to be *worth* loving, after you were killed your father turned around and told everyone that it was a matter of time

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were I to create an original piece of media I would create bait so queer in order to create a fanfic environment I like. I find you guys do your best work under duress.

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Rock Lee vs. Gaara went SO hard and was so memorable, it unintentionally tricked an entire generation into thinking Naruto's underlying theme was that effort and hard work ultimately triumph over natural talent. Naruto was, in fact, not about that. It was the opposite, in fact.

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VIRGOMOON'S BLACK MUSIC COLLECTION: a series of playlists where i collect black artists from various genres to showcase the talent of my community; particularly that outside of typical genres you see us in.

black people created rock btw: my magnum opus. as the title suggests, here is rock music made by black people or bands that feature at least one black musician, particularly the lead singer and/or songwriter. classic rock, pop punk, hardcore, punk rock, goth, and more. this includes rap rock remixes and rock inspired rap tracks. songs range anywhere from the 60s to now.

a southern gothic tale: this playlist is just like the above, except featuring black artists who make primarily country music. there's bluegrass, folk, blues, and the like here. including covers and crossover songs. again, older music as well as newer tracks are featured here.

black alternative: black music that isn't just generic "pop", "rap", or "rnb". nothing wrong with those genres, of course, but obviously, we make all kinds of music and deserve to be recognized there too. here you'll find hyper-pop, bedroom pop, indie pop, dark pop; all those trendy sub - genres.

juicy fruit, certified bubble yum: bonus points if you know the song the title is from. anyway, here's bubblegum pop by black artists because for some reason black pop girls get labeled as "urban" and "rnb" when they're not? not necessarily? music from the 80s and on.

black girl punk!: punk and punk adjacent music from alternative black women in music. including fem presenting artists.

we've always been here: a new addition to the collection! this is every song from the various playlists collected into one major playlist. the only missing one is juicy fruit, as i wanted to showcase more unknown / underground artists and/or the songs from known artists that are a little more obscure because they're showcasing alternative genres than what we're used to from them. for example, don't hurt yourself from beyonce. a blues rock song from a known pop artist. still adding music to it as of april 2025.

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francaphobes beware!! jean moreau has fallen victim to Le Trim (commission)

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Work’s finally chilled out a bit!

POV: Nicky is taking pictures of the team arriving for another match 🤭

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Columbia Club 😏

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coming back from my art block and i’m so andreil pilled 🦊🥍

✧ twitter

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Love how Neil, son of the Butcher of Baltimore and mafia runaway, saw the Minyard twins’ communication issues and went “wow you guys really need therapy. Not me tho, I’m fine”