iwa getting you all stretched out for his cock :( sniffle pls he’s so grabby, his pinky edging towards your ass i’m a mess
😦😦😦😦😦😦 RIVER- ASIFHSLJKAS ?????? EXCUSE ME ... I AM UNWELL AAJASJJAJAJA
it IS so iwa coded though. big and rough hands roaming everywhere - not leaving an inch untouched :( did u see the way he grabbed at her tits.... yeah...... feeling you all up gets him so ridiculously hard. feeling you up as your chest heaves and tummy tightens under his palm :( the feeling's almost as good as the sight of you squirming and glancing up at him with the widest, neediest eyes he's ever seen on you - gets him burning up, flushed all the way up to the tip of his ears and breathing so heavy :( !!
probably wants to keep eye contact with you as he messes you up - but it's so hard, he wants to take all of u in, all at once. his fingers are so thick, two are just enough to get you soaking and all nice n ready. and yet, he teases at your ass with his pinky, just almost dipping past the muscle as you whine and grab at his forearm. it's all too much and he knows. he's always too much for you with how intense he gets - but you always end up taking him so well anyways. this time will be no different :(
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About asteroids and destruction
This is 100% most likely a me problem, but it bugs me, so I will make a text post about it.
Moon girl and Devil Dinosaur S2 spoilers and stuff below
Molecule man has an interesting way of talking about things in general. He refers to the world/universe as the 'multiverse' every time, giving an implication that he has traveled enough between dimensions to a point that it has affected his way of seeing the world around him. It builds the idea that he isn't ignorant of the structure of the universe and him being able to track down Lunella shows that he has the means to find his way around.
But the thing that's particularly interesting to me is how he speaks of his planet.
'My world was destroyed'
'(...)Everything I spent a lifetime building... gone, in instant!'
'This place was a haven and it was my home'
He is clearly angry and hurt about his planet, but he seems incapable of saying why that is. He has spent who knows how long, decades, possibly centuries alone on his planet, silently stewing in his hurt and anger, when he has the power to rebuild a lot of it in an instant as well. Being demoralized and angry of wasted work, of having to rebuild because something was destroyed by no fault of your own, is a very human. Wanting pay back for someone wrecking your shit is very human as well, but... Enough to murder a child? Enough to spring a trap that's been ages in the making, just to beat down one guy, who barely even knew he'd done anything?
Not to mention that his planet... is very much intact. It's still around, even if structures are destroyed and everything is clearly abandoned. Beyonder had most likely cheated a bit at his golf game to send such a storm of asteroids careening towards MM's planet, most seemingly hitting the population center/resort area.
For a man who is in the position uniquely ready for rebuilding, why sit and stew for all this time? During the second encounter, we get more context to this grief, despite his language about it all remaining much the same.
'My world was shattered'
'I lost everything'
But it adds the context to that grief. The one thing he couldn't fix when it came to his home before: the people.
'My planet was the only one place where I didn't finally feel like an outsider for being different. Where I finally belonged!'
And then we get the zinger:
'Being accepted, embraced, by the multiverse meant everything to me! And just like that, it was all taken away!'
This is followed by him remembering the people on his planet. Presumably children, who had found his abilities less scary and more fantastical. It implies that his knowledge of the multiverse stems from being rejected on different planets, maybe even in multiple dimensions. Until his planet brought him the unique opportunity to create. Maybe he wanted to make something from himself, but the beauty attracted travelers and he found people who wanted to live there with him. To help him allow everyone to enjoy the fruits of his long labor and now... he had a community.
He could manipulate matter, make flowers bloom and create buildings, but he couldn't heal people. So, what he witnessed on that day left him more than traumatized. Fleeing people, chaos, deafening impact sounds as the asteroids came crashing down. He could probably only do so much to save others, leaving many people buried in rubble and the rest fleeing off planet.
(Source)
There is a cut little scene from the flashback he has during the second fight sequence, where we see MM sitting in the rubble, grief struck and utterly emotionally destroyed after it all. Losing a lifetime of work, compounded by the disaster and death that had to have surrounded him...
For MM, trauma shows up as anger. And who wouldn't be angry and righteously so, after finding out your home was destroyed, lives lost... because of a stupid game. Because SOMEONE who is supposedly all seeing and all knowing didn't NOTICE they destroyed the thing most important to you.
I imagine that for a long time, Lunella and Molecule Man were similar wrecks. Having flashbacks, unable to cope, afraid. The difference was that Lunella had the support she needed to find a way to heal, while MM literally lost everyone he'd known. The people he'd called friends, maybe family in a platonic sense.
So, in the end, when he lays down to accept his fate, there's a sense of finally giving up. That it wouldn't matter in the end if he lived or died now, since he has nothing to return to, no place to actually call home.
'It's very painful...'
MM is resilient, as otherwise he wouldn't have been able to live on for eons, but the heartbreak is what took him down. What good is rebuilding, when the people who were there won't come back? When houses are grave sites and ruined. Who'd want to visit a place like that?
It's most likely because of remaining child friendly that the way he speaks of what happened is only limited to destruction, but... it feels like it glances over a lot of what he must have felt. I also think it adds a punch to him finding someone willing to offer him a hand, even after what he'd done was equally as painful to Lunella. He'd passed his trauma and pain unto her and now... she might not feel safe in her home for a long time. But despite this, he gets a chance and a hope to rebuild. To find new people he can surround himself with and watch over.
And the hug? While perhaps not deserved, it was clearly appreciated.
Thank you for reading my rambling post and have a good day
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my grayson-romancing mc is currently doing pretty okay because how messed up the whole disappearing-from-time-and-coming-back-ten-years-later-with-no-explanation thing is hasn’t really hit her yet, but once it does I know she’s going to get kind of clingy (at least until she believes that she’s not going to disappear again). how would the ros react to finding the mc wearing their clothes (and, upon prompting, confessing that it’s because they smell like their ro and make the mc feel less alone)?
grayson looks down at his feet, a deep blush blooming on his cheeks. "i used to do that too," he says quietly. "they stopped smelling like you really quick though." finally he looks back up at them, a small hopeful smile on his face. "i guess it's a good thing ive finally got the real back in front of me, huh?"
kennedy's confused expression softens and she reaches over to take their hand in hers. "then you can raid my closet anytime you like," she says before looking them over, an amused smile forming on her face. "how is it that you look even better in them than i do? maybe we should swap wardrobes."
alex can feel the sadness blooming in their chest at the revelation but they force their feelings down and slap on smile. "why didn't you say so sooner?" they say, walking up to mc to fully embrace them. "cmon, let me scent mark you. ive seen gralex do it all the time, ive taken notes."
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You know that popular theory/joke/headcanon that all of things that happened in a show were meant to beGod's very convoluted plan to bring Aziraphale and Crowley together - as a romantic couple or just a team?
On the one hand - I really like this as a joke. On the other hand, I don't really think it is what is going to happen. On the third hand, though....
Have you read short story "Murder Mysteries" by Neil Gaiman? I mentioned it having a funny parallel with S2E1 before. But there is one more moment I want to talk about. This story has one...very similar element to the idea above. But with a twist, of course.
Below are spoilers for Murder Mysteries - I'm trying to be as vague as possible though, but these are still spoilers:
One of the part of the story are two sexless angels in, well...world Before the Beginning, so to speak, falling in love with each other. It was made clear at one point that them having relationship was a part of God's plan, and was orchestrated by Him.
The thing is - it was a very small part of a very big plan. And this plan did not imply that these two angels in love would be at all happy, and that their happiness was anyone's bother at all. On the contrary, their fate was very, very disturbing - and this too was a part of a plan; i.e. it was supposed to be disturbing.
I mean, I don't think MM's angels' story will have any similarities with aziracrow's story - they are too different in everything else, except for being angelic-made creatures. But It makes me wonder, if "God planned aziracrow" can be actually made in S3 in a similar fashion? With them being just a very little part of a big Ineffable game, that doesn't require their part having a happy ending at all? They will have a happy end, of course - but this won't be a part of a plan.
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