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Character Emoji Gif Challenge

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Greek Mythology | Moirai

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WONDER WOMAN (2017) dir. Patty Jenkins

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Jessica Alba as Nancy McKenna in L.A.’s Finest (1.03)

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TOP 5/10 CHARACTERS PER SHOW (as voted by my followers) ↳ riverdale edition #3. Betty Cooper portrayed by Lili Reinhart

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the sender and receiver have a brief moment alone together right before the sender is about to go on a particularly dangerous journey. send in " if i don't come back... " for the sender to attempt a discussion about the possibility of them never seeing one another again.

alternatively, send in " you're coming back. " for the receiver to be the one who's about to go on a particularly dangerous journey, and the sender to try and reassure them or avoid the conversation entirely.

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Wonder Woman (2017) dir. Patty Jenkins

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GAL GADOT ph. by Dudi Hasson 2023

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In the spirit of keeping things low key I've queued up some ask memes and have shuffled my queue so that they'll be all mixed in with the aesthetics and head canons already in there. This upcoming week is going to be a bit on the busier side for me so feel free to send me things or if you wanna plot out something feel free to slide into my dms or if you have my discord you can slide in there too.

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Single again and ready to mingle.

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🍇 & 🍍 for Aisa, Betty, and Peggy?

Answered here friend!

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@bokketo asked: 🍇 & 🍍 for Aisa, Betty, and Peggy?

If you want to play along too here's the ask meme and below are my answers!

🍇  :    how would my muse describe their childhood?  how much has it impacted the person they are now,  or will become as an adult?  around what age did they or will they start to mature,  and why?  do they wish to go back to their days as a child,  or have they embraced adulthood?  

Aisa: She didn't have a childhood per say. She was created and immediately tasked with cutting the threads of life. But that didn't mean that it was all sunshine and roses either. She and her sisters don't have the greatest relationship so she would describe the years she was in the Spinning Room as tumultuous or strained. It has highly impacted the person she is now. It caused her to have a poor self-image and has certainly given her her more devil may care attitude, very "if you're going to make me your villain then I will be your villain." Since she's an immortal being I'm going to say the first time she truly started to find balance was during her time with the Salem Coven her first century on Earth. She never wants anything to do with the Spinning Room again so she has fully embraced being her own person.

Betty: Oh, Onyx, you either knew exactly what you were doing or not at all xD Betty would describe her childhood as traumatic now. If you would have asked her in the middle of it, she would have just described it as hard or difficult. With an emotionally abusive mother who had high expectations for the family to be picture perfect and a father who turned out to be a serial killer who was grooming her to be next, this has impacted her a great deal. She has fought very hard to not be anything her parents wanted from her and to also learn how to be her own person. There are still some things that she has to work on but now that she's on her own, she is in therapy and on medication for her anxiety which has helped tremendously. Betty has always been on the more mature side for her age but it was really when she was 15 and things around her were going to hell that it really stuck. She started investigating murders, and drug rings, and cults, kick starting her career in a sense. She has embraced adulthood and does not wish for her childhood days, especially since she's now realizing how tainted her happier memories are.

Peggy: She would describe her childhood as normal, plain even. Sure her and her mum had different ideas about how girls should play and what they should be learning and doing but nothing truly out of the ordinary. Her childhood certainly set her on her path. She dreamed of a life of adventure, after all and that's what she got. That life of adventure, however, is what really made the difference. She has a mischievous streak, something that certainly carried her through childhood but I think the beginning of the war when she was on the cusp of still being considered a child and an adult is when her maturity really started to take place. Her brother had gone off to fight in the war, she was left behind with her parents. She wanted to do something to help so she became a code breaker and said this was enough because despite her desire to do more she saw her mother worry and at the time she didn't want to add more to it so she became the lady that her mother wanted her to always be and wound up nearly married. There are days where she wishes for those childhood summers again, playing outside with her brother. It's usually mostly when she misses her brother though, otherwise, Peggy is happy where she is.

🍍  :    how comfortable is my muse in their body?  how do they feel about their height,  weight,  strength,  and body type?  how important is being attractive to them?  

Aisa: She is very comfortable in her body. She wields it and deals it. Her self-image has more so to do with her worth and that she sees herself as a destroyer than with body image. Matter of fact body image wise she is very confident and yet being attractive is not all that important to her. She's hot and she knows it and that's that. She of course puts time into getting ready if she's going to be out out but otherwise she basically just wakes up and goes.

Betty: She is alright in her body. It's the body she's been given and it's one of the things she kind of has to keep working on. Her mother wanted everything to be perfect so if she started to fill out her clothes more because she was gaining more muscle due to softball or her curves were becoming more defined thanks to puberty, her mom had something to say and then it was Betty's now on a diet. Heaven forbid she wore clothes that showed off the bruises that she got on her legs from softball even though dresses and skirts felt better than having pants or tights press up against it. So she's definitely been known to still nitpick her weight some days. And she doesn't particularly like showing people her hands either. She has small scars across her palms where she's dug her finger nails into it from clenching her fists so tight. Other than her weight she's good with her height, strength, and body type. As far as the importance of being attractive, it plays into that being perfect thing her mom drilled into her. She's the girl next door. That's her image so in that sense it's not terribly important. But in the aftermath of the constantly being compared to Veronica, she finds some importance in being attractive but in the she's started to do the "no make up" make up look for her everyday look and definitely gives an effort if she's going out or is on a date. It basically is the very beginning of the multi-layered want to be desired and enough for the person she's dating.

Peggy: She is definitely comfortable in her body and every thing that makes it hers. She's had to relearn some things with the serum running through, like with her strength she's had to learn to be mindful. Even before the serum her body has endured being shot and impaled and still held up and kept her alive so she's grateful in a sense too. She is an agent first and foremost. She's also a woman who is well aware that being a woman will help her get what she needs. But she is also very mindful of image. She's had to be. She's also aware of all of the double standards too. Which is why she doesn't personally feel like being attractive is important but she is well aware that she is considered that and can play into it.