#The Good Time Girls

[fourlokofriday]

The Good Time Girls, Courtney Hoffman

[gahhhb]

[ Devour ]

[cloud-ya]

hey i found this in the corner of your room

[chiangyorange]

the chain but on a scale of who says hooray yippee and wahoo

is this anything.

[bennyboybenniest]

‘N-Not alone, though.’

‘No. No, not alone.’

Close ups:

[beebundt]

this is the first time back at my computer since my back injury 3 months ago and i had a hankering for some isabela 💙🗡

[fulgurbugs]

Guess who caught up in the manga

[novaluxurious]

[obsob]

once more around the sun!! :3

[curemi]

Cure Nyammy 🩵🎀

[artist-rat]

Guys do not ask how this group is still together.. I'm too afraid to ask (the answer is magic of friendship and ✨Delusion✨)

[tinkkles]

I really do love the fresh take on the dead wife aspect in scavengers reign like. She didn't die in some terrible accident or at the hands of an evil third party, she died because of you. Because of your ambition and carelessness and because you didn't prioritize her enough to even look for her as the ship was going down. You will carry this guilt for the rest of your life. She will haunt you forever. Pray that her ghost is enough to change you for the better.

[yesokayiknow]

ruby walking into the console room one day holding a shirt that says 'i went through the Horrors in an alternate timeline and all i got was this lousy t shirt' like hey what the fuck does this mean and why was it in my wardrobe and fifteen's like don't worry about it 👍

[gtetrahedron]

[annabelle--cane]

cause you see, at almost every major instance, martin does not trust jon. he trusts him to not be actively evil or a cold blooded killer, but he doesn't trust that jon will act in his own best interests. he expects that jon, if left on his own for long enough, will succumb to all of his worst vices and self-destructive impulses and drive himself to obliteration, which is why martin has to plan around him. and he's usually right! jon has consistent problems with moderation, a real propensity to hide anything that scares him or makes him feel ashamed, and a decades old survivor's guilt complex that leads him to feel uniquely culpable and expendable. but... chicken and egg, isn't it a bit? jon has long had all those problems, but it probably didn't help that everyone in his social circle (martin included) took his worst impulses as a given. it probably didn't help that he was indefinitely supposed to weather the dangers of freely giving trust without receiving any of the rewards of being trusted. yes, martin was, in a way, right that jon didn't end up blinding himself and quitting, but we'll never know if jon would have actually gone through with it had martin agreed to his proposition.