#rack & stack

[motliez]

Instagram: @Motliez

Safe Full Of Cash

[egirljessie]

I made this dance for you, do you like how I move my hips 🤗💖

[alltheglowingeyess]

after the war, will avoids going back to the apollo cabin for the longest time because he can't bear the idea of seeing it so empty, save his now dead siblings' things ...only to find when he does go back that the place is quite literally overflowing with a slew of blessings/gifts from gods (aka secret thank you gifts for saving their kids except they all thought they were being unique and the only one kind enough to reward him)

[arealtrashact]

What is the appeal/what do you like about Saw? I enjoy horror as a genre and have seen people post about saw a lot on here and had the opportunity to watch it so I did. But. I'm kind of confused? what I enjoy about horror is (a lot of different things, some of which are:) the anticipation, the contrast of good, pleasant times and the deeply horrific things which then happen, a plot that is unpredictable even if it's clear it will only end badly, I enjoy not knowing how exactly it will be bad and then the film slowly revealing that to me. Saw did very few of these things. Maybe it's just not a film for me, (I haven't watched many slashers and I can imagine they might be similar and it's just a subgenre I don't understand/am destined not to like?) but even so I just cannot understand what people enjoy about it??? from the get go it's grim and horrific, which means that when things get worse, they never really feel that bad because you have no example of goodness in that universe to compare it to? The characters are. Pretty two dimensional and also not necessarily likeable. Idk I could go on but I don't want to sound like a dickhead who loves the sound of their own voice writing a really critical review of something I don't understand. I feel like with the fanbase it has on this website, I must be missing something. Please enlighten me!!! And if you can't explain it I would love any articles/analyses of the franchise that go some way to explain why people like it if you know of any. Sorry for littering your inbox with this mini essay lol but I watched it last week and I'm still just like. Disappointed and confused and you're the first person on my dash to post something related to it so lucky you, you get to be the receiver of this ask !!! Thank you in advance if you even read this far lol, I'd really appreciate if you could point me in the direction of some kind of explanation !!! No worries if not tho, have a good rest of your week 🌻🧡

I think you had it when you said, 'Maybe it's just not a film for me'. It really is as simple as that.

There isn't always a deeper meaning or some secret detail everyone else who does enjoy it is privy to. There is no magic answer that will enlighten you into the appeal that something holds for certain people.

That being said, you shouldn't feel confused or left out by being perturbed by something as polarizing as Saw lol.

I can't answer for everybody who likes this franchise because I'm sure everyone has different reasons but speaking solely for myself : I like these movies for all the reasons you listed that you don't.

These films are like chicken soup for my soul, and have been since I was about ten years old. They make me laugh, they provide me with catharsis, and ( contrary to your statement) I find the characters very charming. I could wax on about what these movies did for me at that tender age but I am not in the habit of analyzing why I love the things that I do ( I think I'd find some patterns I wouldn't want to acknowledge /coughs/ ). All I know is that when Hello Zepp starts playing at the end of every installment, my heart swells with uncomplicated joy.

[authorsadiethatcher]

I loved writing this series and I'm seriously debating how to bring back Stacked and Racked in the future. My one regret is that Lexi from the Bully and the Bimbo Series did not play a bigger role. Still, this is a fantastic series for anyone who likes to see an academic turned into a big-titty bimbo and more.

Stacked and Racked Omnibus is available from Amazon, Smashwords, Google Play, and all three individual stories in the series can be read with a Ream subscription.

[brokeandfamouseu]

yeaaaaah, // 2024

[motliez]

Instagram: @Motliez

Bricks Of Money

[the-pea-and-the-sun]

literally how is my mug the only one the broke. nothing else was damaged just my favoritest specialist mug. dude

[you2018]

n my sloppers please dry i would like to wear them

[evilhorse]

Machine Man: The Living Robot #19

[authorsadiethatcher]

The summer is coming to an end. Will Brandi go back to being Brenda or will her new bimbo life as a breastaurant waitress fully consume her?

Full Time Bimbo is available from Amazon, Smashwords, Google Play, and Ream.

Brenda has a job that is keeping her afloat for the summer until her PhD classes restart in the fall, but she’s finding herself enjoying it more than she should. And as the summer begins to wind down, the prospect of returning to a life of academia is not attractive as it once had been. However, as Brandi, she finds herself forgetting so much, even the basic concepts of her college degree, she finds it easier to embrace being a bimbo like her coworkers. Flirting with customers all day and partying or clubbing all night is such a fun way to live. But that life comes with consequences, ones that could change her fate forever. Will Brandi return to being Brenda or will she lose herself in her new bimbo life permanently? And what more could happen to the nascent bimbo that could further define her life? Find out in Full Time Bimbo.

[taylorftparamore]

not to sound dumb but like. if space is vast and surrounds us, how do we know for sure there's nothing above earth and nothing below earth. like. what's on our y-axis of space.

[superbadgirlzclub]

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[indeedgoodman]

[motliez]

Instagram: @Motliez

Bin Full Of Money

[mansorus]

AYE ! 🦇🔔🥷🏾💫🌐🛩️