#this was so much fun lol

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Finally did it heheh

Have fun everyone ( ˘ ³˘)♥︎

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Group selfie!

Featuring Alphys, @findmeabowlofundertale's Gaster, and her oc Asteri!!

I was in the mood to paint, and in the mood to draw Asteri so bam!

My favorite part was painting her face lol I just instantly got into such a flow while doing it!

[ursachaoticarts]

Max doesn’t really interact with Richard in Beneath the Woods, so here’s a silly little comic!

Max is a big Kingdom Hearts fan (or the BtW equivalent of it lol), but his only knowledge of fighting comes from that series, so he's like "this guy is just like Ansem and I've fought the final boss like 20 bazillion times, so I can definitely defeat this dumb bad guy!" Richard doesn't shoot down his ideas, but he wants to figure out how this knowledge and skillset would help him in an actual fight lol

[babygirlthor]

YIPPEE

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.22 caliber degenerate

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BOOKS

tagged by @saritasoyyo thank you!

Rules: in a text post, list ten books that have stayed with you in some way. don’t take but a few minutes, and don’t think too hard — they don’t have to be the “right” or “great” works, just the ones that have touched you.

ok, so i’ve read a lot crap... and sometimes i question my taste in books. so, don't think of this as recommendations. what so ever. Also, I don't tend to read solo books, and 9 out 10 times I accidentally pick up a series.

ASOIAF by grrm. I have a tattoo of the House Martell sigil enough said.

Six of Crows by leigh Bardugo. I first listened to this on audible and I know shocking... but if you've never experienced the audio version, it's such a good listen to. But also it's good on it's own too! I read/listened to this after reading a miserable series and it helped me out my depression. So say what you want about audiobooks lol

Wallflower verse by Lisa Kleypas. Did the series age well? No. But did this insp my love of historical romance? Yes. Also, I have read all of this series... there's a lot. I'm unashamed.

Scarlet Scars Series by J.M. Darhower. Tbh this is a spinoff of a pretty awful series and none of this should work for me... but there's something about reading this when you're in a depression or self-destructive mood that put things in an interesting pov.

Sweep series by Cate Tiernan. I read this when I was 14 going on 15. And oof reading it now it tough but I did love it as a kid and have three complete editions of this specific series.

Twilight by Stephenie Meyer. This list doesn't have to be good lol I have the longest history with this series and it's just part of me... whether or not I like it.

Charley Davidson series by Darynda Jones. Such a promising start that left me hate reading by book 8. but did i finish the series? yes.

Gemma Doyle Trilogy by Libba Bray. I debated on adding this because I don’t know if it stuck with me for the right reasons, but i think about it sometimes and I even did a reread a few months ago.

The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot. I read this as an adult™ and the entire time I was like Meg definitely didn’t know how to write a character with depression respectfully and it shows. But I think for what it’s worth, as I’m not the targeted audience, it’s a fast and somewhat charming read. And the reason why I can never watch PD2 again lol

Beautiful Creatures Series by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. This is another one that i was not the targeted demo, but it stayed with me in a way that some of the books I was reading around this time didn’t *coughs in romance novels*. I love the potential of the world and what it could have been. And I think about that potential a lot.

did you all need an explanation? no. but i was in a mood to talk about my weird book choices lol i did not follow the rules *looks away*

tagging (no pressure): @totchipanda @linearao3 @whatanybodygets @genuineformality and anyone who wants to talk about books

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If human why good jack-o-lantern?

[monapearlquo]

Heyyy, for the book ask :)

7, 9, 14, 23, 24, 29, 31, 41, 46, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 62, 76, 88, 93, 97, 104, 114, 122, 125, 126

aww thanks!

7. A Book You Did Not Finish

I haven't DNFed a book in while because I am very picky with what I read, but one that comes to mind was this God awful book called "Awake" by Natasha Preston. I thought it was gonna be a mystery book because of the blurb, but instead it was just a wattpad style straight romance that made me want to die.

9. Your favorite book of 2020

I'll have to go with "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley. I ADORE that book!

14. A book that made you trip on literary acid

This may sound like a weird choice, but it's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" for me. Maybe it’s due to the circumstances in which I first watched the movie (basically high on sugar and at 3am), but the book was just... weird.

23. A book that is currently on your TBR

"The Night Circus" by Erin Morgenstern. It's the favorite book of a friend.

24. A book on your nightstand.

"Great Goddesses" by Nikita Gill (the author is my favorite poet)

29. Your favorite YA novel.

"The Hate U Give" by Angie Thomas. 11/10 stars.

31. A book that mentions a name in the title.

"My Lady Jane" by Cynthia Hand (and other people). Hilarious story. I probably won’t like it as much the next time I read it, but I loved it in 2019, and that’s what matters i guess lol.

41. A book about nature

*squints* Well, I am no nature-expert but... Are dolphins a part of nature? If so, "Island of the Blue Dolphins" by Scott O'Dell

46. A book with a brown cover

Well, it's not entirely brown, but it mostly is, so I submit my copy of Shakespeare's "Macbeth". Best Shakespeare book I've read.

48. Your favorite sci-fi novel

I am ashamed to say that the only scifi novel I own and have read is "Winter's Orbit" by Everina Maxwell

49. A book featuring the bed-sharing trope

Lmfao of course I would use this book for THIS question - "Six of Crows" by Leigh Bardugo, aka my favorite book rn

50. A book that made you cry a LOT

"All Quiet on the Western Front" by Erich Maria Remarque. It is one of my alltime favorite classics.

51. A book that you found underwhelming

"Normal People" by Sally Rooney. I hate this book. Both so fucking pretentious and yet boringly unreal. Like... what do people see in this book? Do they like it just because it’s a “sad” book? Like, I believe in “to each their own” but still...

52. A popular book/series you love.

The Grishaverse. Favorite series ever

62. A book with a forgettable plot but amazing characters

“Crier's War” by Nina Varela

76. A book with a golden/silver cover.

Would one consider "King of Scars" by Leigh Bardugo a gold cover? Yes.

88. A book that made you angry.

"Just So Stories" by whatever that dead racist is called. I was assigned to read it in school, and I was SO furious the entire time, it is so fucking racist, omg, please bombard this book with 1 star ratings because it has a 4.08 star rating on goodreads and like WHY? IT IS SO EVIL!

93. A book featuring an unreliable narrator.

I was about to say a certain Agatha Christie book, but I feel like that just spoils the murderer, so I'll say "We Were Liars" by E. Lockhart. Honestly it isn't a great book, I literally read it because I saw a page of it on pinterest and thought it was cool, but it was just... All right?

97. A book with a hospital setting.

The only book I know that has anything to do with hospitals is "The Fault in our Stars", but I would not recommend that.

104. A fluffy, sweet read.

I don't read much fluffy stuff outside of fanfiction, but let's see *searchs room* "Heartstopper" by Alice Oseman (tho there are serious topics in it)

114. Your favorite chick lit novel.

What does this mean.

Um, I'm just gonna say "One Last Stop" by Casey McQuiston. It's kind of like what Google says this genre is I guess?

122. Your favorite winter read.

This has nothing to do with winter, but I have reread it several times during winter so... "The Chosen" by Chaim Potak.

125. Your favorite autumn read.

Probably "Anne of Green Gables", I was raised on the Megan Follows movie (and the book itself of course), so...

126. Your favorite spring read.

Here's a childhood favorite that I for some reason usually only read in spring: "A Hidden Magic" by Vivian Vande Velde. It's a children's book, not that long, but it's amazing, and I love it!!

[verflares]

just how long is forever? // not long enough, with you

pssst. check this out on inprnt :]

[qiinamii]

we'll do fine.

[hiding-under-the-willow]

Quite possibly the funniest shit I have ever seen in my life

[thegleampt2fromtheglowpt22001]

ppl on Twitter have for no reason I can tell rediscovered Mighty Jill Off, thee cute indie platformer abt lesbian BDSM from 2008. I have no idea why it's gaining traction again but I just thot u all on here wld like 2 b part ov that 2

[daikaiju-arts]

May we see some Gangle x Pomni plspls I just like them in your style 🙏🙏

I don’t necessarily ship them romantically per se, BUT I do like to think of them as being close friends 💚 I friendship them lol

Also a Bonus:

[marsipain]

Norwegian Mikus :)

Left is Miku as a russ and right is Miku in a bunad!

[batbabydamian]

*you opening the love letter* what does your damijon look like, pls pls pls pls pls pls pls, i know it would be so cute, i just know it 🙏🙏🙏

here you go! thank you for the ask, this was a lot of fun to do! they're working on a case together ^^

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