#The Less Desirables

[unifybullseye]

hotarubi no mori e redraws as shuake

ogs under the cut!!

[my-fool]

I dont get people who write a Wyll that gets nervous and an Astarion who doesn't. Wyll gets tortured in front of the group and still doesn't miss a beat, aside from if you let his father die, I think there's only one or two lines where his dialogue strays from "affable/charming". Good luck trying to get through that shell, lol. Meanwhile Astarion has dozens of shrill, nervous, panicked dialogue lines. Astarion is a character who is influenced strongly by player choice and never goes it alone whereas Wyll leaves the camp if you fuck him around too much.

I feel like if you make Astarion cool and suave you are falling for the façade that is supposed to be deconstructed by the viewer and if you make Wyll fumbling, naïve and nervous you are forgetting that this man has been locked in a 24/7 one-on-one psycho-sexual mental battle with a billion-year-old demon from the 9th circle of Hell for the entirety of his adult life at this point, so. Jot that down.

[absolutechaosss]

The main critique I've seen leveraged at Saltburn is that is falls short of its message of "eat the rich". But like...I never saw it as as that. Saltburn (to me) is steeped in a specifically English class context of nobility. There is this gap that cannot be bridged. Oliver throughout the movie has this deep frustration that he does not permanently belong in the sphere of Saltburn. Multiple people specifically goad him with this fact. Oliver is privileged by most people's standards, but it isn't enough. It's not eat the rich as they're all terrible its eat the rich as consuming them, absorbing them, licking the plate clean. The film came across as less a class critique and a hornier knives out but rather a psychological horror story about desire and not being able to have what you want the most. Oliver will never belong truly at Saltburn. Oliver despite worming his way into the family never has physical intimacy with Felix. It's not skewering the rich, it's commenting on the deep desire to inhabit their skin.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Sublime Equine.

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[nuclearloop]

Real girls have scoliosis

[herashifts]

a big difference between shiftok and shiftblr i feel is that we’re not here to get a huge follower count

we’re just here to vibe and share silly goofy dr stories and i love that for us :3

[pixelchix-esports]

Yall how do i explain the difference between a qpr and a situationship to the lgbtq-less people. cos these straights,,,, these allos,,,, i dont think they can conceptualize the difference. im trying so hard to use my words and give them like a textbook definition. do i have to start using charts and diagrams. would they resonate with that

[batwingsandblackcats]

Yknow I really feel like if more people viewed critical role as a thing we are privileged to watch rather than something that is made for us, the fandom would be a lot more chill.

The story is for the cast, we’re simply invited to watch.

[yandere-daydreams]

Dick grayson?! Please i'm gonna need some hc or something else like that about how you see dick grayson in general and as a yandere because i love your vision!

Also i know you're writing for him before when darling was trying to escape Bruce and get shoot by Jason and i wanted to know if there was a difference between the way you depicted Dick (and Jason) there and on your other fic "fawn's instinct"/"tickling"?

my opinions are dick are very,,, i do NOT want people to think i hate him, but i will pounce on any opportunity to talk about how much of a freak he is. no one escapes being bruce's test-run kid, an eldest sister, and growing up in a literal circus without some weird kinks to show for it. it's simply in his dna i fear.

as a yandere, i think he'd have a pretty base-line protective instinct (more than steph or tim but not nearly as much as jason or cas) with a terminal case of 'if i'm not your favorite guy i'll die about it' disease. he's never known how to exist if he's not the sole focus of someone's attention, and unadulterated adoration is hard to come by when you're one of an ever-growing gaggle of young adults moonlighting as a masked vigilante. he's not the type to be selfish on the field, but he can be selfish with you - locked away safe n' sound, so fragile and so scared, so willing to tell him he's your favorite hero as many times as he asks so long as he promises he'll never let anyone else hurt you. he'd prefer if you were obsessed with him organically, sure, if you felt the desire to crawl under his skin just as strongly as he felt the desire to crawl under yours, but this works, too. he's the golden boy, after all, bruce's longest and best trained disciple.

nothing he could do to you could really be all that bad, right?

[smilezandmics]

Can you draw vaggie and Charlie?

“before the fall”

[tagidearte]

Who?

(Can't do digital art again yet. Traditional has been fun, though. Click for not blurry quality)

[andorerso]

rebelcaptain + the hunger games au

When Jyn Erso was eight years old, her mother died and her father left to become a gamemaker for the Hunger Games. Adopted by Saw Gerrera, her mother's friend, she became Jyn Gerrera and was forbidden from ever revealing her true identity to anyone. Ten years later, it's Jyn's last reaping. Saw, the forgotten victor of the 32nd Hunger Games, had rejected every reward the Empire offered him, preferring to live as a recluse at the edge of the forest in District 12, as opposed to the luxury in the Victors' Village. It's been decades since anyone in the district even recalled that Saw was once a victor himself, but he had made sure to teach Jyn all he knew of self-defense and combat training. It's the only thing she has of him left since his passing two years ago. Now, Jyn just wants to get through her last reaping and survive. But when she hears the name of the young girl she trades with sometimes, Jyn doesn't hesitate to volunteer in her place. She has nothing to lose, except her life, and every reason to believe that with Saw's training, she has a chance at winning the games. A chance that 12-year-old Kerri Andor wouldn't have. Things get a little more complicated when Kerri's brother is picked as the other tribute. Jyn is good at surviving, but Cassian, with his quiet cunning and surprising talent with a bow and arrow, could be a threat. Not to mention that Jyn knows he's the sole provider for his young sister and aging mother; a family who needs him. Who may die without him. Nobody is waiting for Jyn back home. When their mentor's plan to make them seem like star-crossed lovers triples the attention and sponsors they receive, Jyn is forced to play along with the scheme and pretend she has feelings for Cassian. Worst of all? She's not sure where pretending ends and where genuine feelings begin. The gamemakers say they can both go home if they're the last two tributes standing, but Jyn knows better than to believe the pretty promises of the Empire. Soon, she'll have to make a choice. Will she do anything to survive? Or will she let Cassian Andor go home to his family - even at the cost of her own life?

[annabelle--cane]

the thing about victor frankenstein is that, aside from the deeply unpleasant but distressingly period-typical views about women and his polar exploration sunk-cost fallacy attitude, he's not even really an outstandingly bad individual. spending two years trying to make a whole person with no solid plan for what to then Do with this person is an extremely extremely bad idea, but after that all his reactions to stress and tragedy are fairly common and natural. avoidance, depression, decision paralysis, secret keeping, etc., these are very normal trauma responses. they are just literally all of the very worst responses he could possibly have had given his particular situation.

[warmfuzzyanimal]

new fernsona ..!!

[akumahoshojo]

💗 protect her smile 💗

[stefisdoingthings]

i put my hand near my mouth so i know i'm still breathing