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silkandcolognes · 4 months ago
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Welcome I would be truly grateful if you could help me with a donation in order to save my children and my family from the dangers of war and death in Gaza and escape to a safe place
Please Share Or Replog Or Donate For My Family 🙏
My situation is very catastrophic
https://gofund.me/0511f253
i haven’t been active on here so idk if this will even reach anyone but if you see this, please share or if you have the means, donate to help this family!
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silkandcolognes · 7 months ago
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idk if this will even pop up for anyone since i’ve been so inactive but for those who see this please interact, share, even donate if you have the means!!
hi mutuals, it's been a while since I post here, but I wanted to make a more serious post:
currently it's the rain season in brazil, and the state of rio grande do sul is going through an extreme calamity due to the floods and the climate crisis. whole cities are underwater and families lost everything. it's a heartbreaking situation that got the whole country moved by it to try to help the families and people in need.
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I haven't seen international vehicules talking about it, and even though my blog here is really small, I wanted to ask that if it's possible, for you to reblog and spread awareness so maybe it would get people help and donations. here are some organs that receive international donations:
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silkandcolognes · 7 months ago
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i miss my tumblr moots 💔 sorry i lowk abandoned yall 😭
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silkandcolognes · 9 months ago
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🍉Data sources under the cut🍉
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silkandcolognes · 10 months ago
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so many of my irls still go to starbucks even tho they’re aware of the boycott and it pisses me tf off like y’all, you do not need to get a 7 dollar coffee every fucking day ☠️ honestly gives me the ick
Boycotting is not a trend. “Not everyone has to boycott!” I don’t think I’ve ever seen more lazier people than this generation. You are a genuine weak human being, you have no self control, self respect or basic human emotions.
Palestinian children who have to collect rain water to drink, Palestinian children who have to starve to death because they have no food, Palestinian children plead out to the world for help, Palestinian children, who put their life in your hands and let you be their voice. Palestinian children who are actively dying because you cannot go a day without drinking your Starbucks. You are an embarrassment to humans and you are a waste of good air.
You have the option to go to McDonalds and you have the option to drink Starbucks. You have the option to go outside and be with your friends, you have the option to spend time with your family, you have the option to eat, to sleep, to drink, to live. PALESTINIANS DONT.
“Still not boycotting, it has nothing to do with me” did you know that the planet-warming emissions generated during the first two months of the war in Gaza were greater than the annual carbon footprint of more than 20 of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations…..
The Gaza-Isreal war has let out more carbon dioxide than Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Barbados, Bhutan, Costa Rica, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Kiribati, Madagascar, Maldives, Nepal, Philippines, Rwanda, Saint Lucia, Tanzania, Timor-Leste, Tuvalu, Vanuatu and Vietnam annually.
Are you reading this? Can you comprehend this?
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Here you can see the carbon usage of Israel.
We’re not boycotting just for fun. We’re boycotting because:
1. We don’t stand for genocide
2. We don’t fund genocide
3. We love our planet
4. WE HAVE MORALS
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silkandcolognes · 10 months ago
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bye the way i almost starting crying reading ab this
Friendly reminder that Gwen's father was most likely going to shoot her.
And Miguel might've legit saved Gwen's life.
Rewatching ATSV - This scene always just gets be HEATED. Everytime I catch something that makes me
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'Okay. Okay yeah, yeah - AHHHHHHHHHHHH-'
And this time I realized. Oh. OH.
Gwen's dad was PLANNING to shoot her - Or.. if we consider cop training, he was mere seconds away from actually firing on her.
And he would've had Miguel not been there.
In Gwen's confrontation scene - her father WAS actively threatened and afraid of her. And from what we see, he was VERY VERY close to acting on it, more than you think.
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The point in the scene begins with him pointing the gun at her, and as he speaks and Gwen begins to beg, he begins to gradually lower it.
Until she steps closer to him. And then he starts pulling it on her again.
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He is literally re-raising the gun at his daughter, because she took a step towards him.
So not only is she his daughter, she's also like... 5'6 and sixteen years old.
And he's still afraid of her, enough so that when she takes even one step closer, he is ready to threaten her life again.
You can hear the fear in his voice, and I don't doubt for a second he would pull the trigger - either on a warning shot, or a 'nonlethal' blow.
We've all heard cops say it before. 'I panicked', 'it was self defense'.
And Friendly reminder-
MIGUEL saves Gwen's life here.
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Now look at this first photo.
And before you keep reading, please guess what's really really REALLY bad about that photo. Just look.
Trigger Discipline.
If you don't know, trigger discipline is the concept taught to gun-owners in order to reduce accidental shootings and firings.
Trigger Discipline is the idea that your finger should NEVER be on the trigger of gun unless you plan to fire it in the next two-three seconds.
Otherwise, THIS is the proper position to hold a gun.
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Gwen's father is a cop. He's 100% been trained in trigger discipline. He knows not to do this.
Which implies - George Stacy was ACTIVELY PLANNING on shooting Gwen right then and there. As in, seconds away from pulling the trigger.
Raising a gun to his daughter at close range, finger on the trigger.
I think his actions can speak for themselves. He was going to shoot her.
And the only reason he didn't, was because Miguel saw this - and forcefully took the gun from him. (Like a proper Spider-man put some respeckt on his name)
George didn't care that there were TWO adults standing there as witness. He didn't care that he's not supposed to touch the trigger. In that moment, truly all he cared about was imprisoning Gwen - by any AND ALL means necessary.
And to top this off -
Friendly reminder, he never apologized. For ANYTHING.
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He doesn't apologize for pulling a gun on her. He doesn't apologize for forcing her into homelessness. He didn't apologize for accusing her of murder.
He doesn't even ADMIT that she DIDN'T KILL PETER.
All he does is quit and compliment her. No apology. No acknowledgment about how his identity as a cop turned him into a toxic horrible father. No acknowledgment that Gwen isn't a killer.
Just 'I quit'.
Had Miguel not been there - I'm very sure George would've posed a VERY real danger to Gwen's life.
He doesn't deserve to be forgiven. And really, considering his arc, glorification - and his failure to even apologize - it really goes to show that at some points ATSV really teeters on casual copaganda.
Also Miguel that was really really cool of you (you saving Gwen's life totally makes up for the whole chokeslamming Miles thing <3 /j)
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silkandcolognes · 10 months ago
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from the river to the see.
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silkandcolognes · 10 months ago
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lawd i havent been on this app for a hot minute ☠️☠️ sorry yall 🫣 lowk been missing my moots, hope everyone is doing ok!!
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silkandcolognes · 11 months ago
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❝ UNDER THE MISTLETOE ❞
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†⠀warnings — Gwen Stacy x f!reader , fluff , kissing , Gwen and reader kissing , Christmas special .
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It was Christmas Eve and Gwen was excited for the party that night. Her friend Mary was hosting and always threw great holiday gatherings. As she finished getting ready, there was a knock at the door. Gwen opened it to see you standing there, wrapped in a warm winter coat with a bright smile on your face.
"Hey" you simply said, red cheeks visible from the outside coldness. Gwen smiled as she took her coat and jacket. As you both stepped out the cold air nipping at your cheeks and noses. Your profile was illuminated by the passing lights, your features gentle and eyes focused on the road. Gwen felt her heart flutter in her chest.
You had been friends for years but lately, Gwen had started seeing you in a new light. The way your eyes sparkled whenever you talked, your laugh that always made her join in. Shaking her head to clear her thoughts, Gwen focused on the road instead of the girl beside her.
Soon you pulled up to Mary's house, music and chatter spilling from the open door. You both got out and walked together up the steps. Mary greeted you enthusiastically at the door, already a bit tipsy from Christmas cocktails. She pulled you inside, exclaiming how happy she was you could make it.
The living room was full of friends, drinks flowing as they chatted and danced. You offered to grab Gwen a drink, heading to the kitchen while she talked with Mary for a bit. A song came on that Mary loved and she dragged Gwen to dance, both of them laughing. Over Mary's shoulder, Gwen's eyes searched the room for you until she spotted you leaning against the kitchen door, drinks in hand, watching her with a soft smile.
Your gaze caught, holding for a long moment before Mary spun Gwen around. When the song ended and Gwen caught her breath, she excused herself to find you again. As she walked over, you handed her a gin and tonic, your fingers brushing as she took it. "Thanks," Gwen said, lifting the glass to her lips to hide her blush.
You both chatted with friends for a while longer until someone shouted from across the room, “Look up!” Lifting your heads, you saw a sprig of mistletoe hanging above you, a gleam in the friend's eyes below it. Gwen swallowed thickly, heart pounding as she looked to you. Your cheeks were also flushed, eyes searching her face as if asking permission.
In a moment of bravery, Gwen stepped closer. "Might as well follow tradition," she murmured, gaze flickering to your lips then back to your eyes. Placing a gentle hand on your arm, she leaned in. Your breath hitched as your lips met in a soft kiss under the mistletoe. Fireworks exploded behind Gwen's eyes as she kissed the girl she had been falling for, finally admitting what she had been feeling without words.
As Gwen and you parted from your kiss under the mistletoe, a cheer went up around you from your smiling friends. Gwen blushed but didn't take her eyes from you, still cupping your cheek gently. The kiss had left her breathless yet wanting more.
You gave her a shy smile in return, then glanced at your friends. "Alright, you all had your fun. Let us be?" They laughed but dispersed, leaving you two alone by the kitchen door once more.
Gwen slid her hand down your arm until her fingers tentatively linked with yours. "Do you maybe want to get some air? It's a little warm in here." You nodded, squeezing her hand in response. Leading the way, Gwen guided you through the house and out the back door onto the deserted deck.
The cold air was refreshing after the body heat inside. Snow drifted lazily to the ground, dusting the railing and chairs wrapped in holiday lights. Releasing your hand, Gwen leaned on the rail and gazed out at the white backyard, nerves fluttering inside.
She heard you move to stand beside her. "What did that kiss mean?" Your soft voice held a note of tentative hope that made Gwen's heart clench. Turning to face you fully, she took both your hands in hers to stop their fidgeting.
"It means...I've had feelings for you for a while that I was too scared to admit. But that kiss, it just felt so right. And I don't want it to be the only one, if...if you don't mind." Gwen gazed earnestly into your eyes, willing you to understand what she couldn't find the courage to say fully.
your face, eyes lighting up. "Gwen Stacy, are you asking me out on a date?" Gwen nodded, returning your smile shyly. Her breath caught as you cupped her cheek.
"Then my answer is yes," you whispered, leaning in to kiss her once more under the dark sky and falling flakes. Gwen melted into you, wrapping her arms around your neck as joy and relief surged through her chest. This was the best Christmas gift she could ask for── finally allowing herself to be open to the care and affection of the one she cared so deeply for.
© GWENSSBIAN 2023
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silkandcolognes · 11 months ago
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PLEASEEE CAN WE BE MOOTS IM BEGGINً 🙇🏽‍♀️
YESS OFC ⁉️ IM SO SORRY i don’t recall seeing the notif that u followed 💔💔
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silkandcolognes · 11 months ago
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gwen stacy being cute while also looking kinda bald (in some pictures)
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silkandcolognes · 11 months ago
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REALLLLL
flo milli deserves ice spice’s hype. have a goodnight.
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silkandcolognes · 11 months ago
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i feel like i say this like every other time but this was fr SO CUTE like ⁉️⁉️ lowk making me wish i could do this kinda stuff with my gf 😭 anyways i will always eat up dalia’s fics 🫡🫡
gingerbread; gwen stacy
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featuring. gwen stacy x fem!reader
synopsis. making gingerbread with your girlfriend—gwen stacy.
warnings. none, just fluff! one suggestive joke and intense kiss description
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gingerbread—a cherished christmas classic that invokes a symphony of senses, whisking you away to a world of holiday enchantment. as much as you would hate to admit it to someone who is passionate about christmas, the art of constructing a gingerbread house has eluded you. well, perhaps there was a time in your youth when you attempted such a creation, but it never truly became an integral part of your holiday traditions. sure, you delighted in the occasional indulgence of premade gingerbread cookie snacks found at the local market, striving to awaken the spirit of the season. however, those moments were akin to coloring within the lines of gingerbread-themed books from your childhood—a fleeting taste of the magic.
but today, it seemed that this would change.
gwen, surprising a fervent advocate of all things christmas, extended an invitation to her home while her dad was out working late. the purpose? to make gingerbread.
as you stepped into gwen's apartment, a winter wonderland unfolded before you. the air was infused with the delicate fragrance of freshly cut pine, mingling harmoniously with the nostalgic scent of cinnamon and nutmeg. soft holiday melodies danced through the room, providing a melodic backdrop to the festivities. the atmosphere embraced you like a warm, cozy embrace, igniting a spark of anticipation deep within your soul. not to mention the little festive touches to the apartment like the wreath that was in your face as you knocked on the door.
in the heart of gwen's kitchen, a tableau of culinary delights awaited. the ingredients for gingerbread lay scattered across the countertop, more than enough boxes than there should be of premade mix. the scent of ginger mingled with the warmth of cinnamon and the earthy undertones of almond, blending into a fragrant melody that wrapped the room in an irresistible allure.
the room buzzed with excitement as you and gwen meticulously measured, combined ingredients, and kneaded the dough. the rhythmic sound of the wooden spoon swirling through the mixture created a soothing cadence, accompanied by the gentle clinking of utensils against the mixing bowl.
time seemed to both pass by and stand still at the start of things. with each roll of the pin, the dough spread out, its surface becoming a blank canvas waiting to be shaped into something deliciously beautiful. gingerbread walls, roofs, windows, and doors emerged from the malleable dough, ready to be transformed into a festive architectural marvel.
as the premade gingerbread pieces were placed in the oven, a hushed anticipation filled the air. the minutes stretched out like taffy, building an air of suspense. the addictive scent of freshly baked gingerbread wafted through the kitchen, enveloping you in its warm embrace.
finally, with a melodious ding, the timer announced the completion of the baking process—a moment that marked the birth of something truly extraordinary.
impatience tinged your words as you exclaimed, "goddamn, i could practically feel my toenails growing in place while waiting for that damn timer!" your frustration evident, you turned your head to the side, seeking any distraction from the anticipation that had reached its peak. with a determined stride, you made your way to the oven, bending down to peer inside. the radiant light within the oven cast a mesmerizing glow upon the smooth, golden-brown texture of the gingerbread, causing your mouth to almost involuntarily salivate.
as you stood there, captivated by the sight before you, gwen playfully observed your expression and couldn't help but chuckle. "take it easy," she teased, joining you by the oven. "even as your girlfriend, i don't think i want to eat gingerbread covered with frosting and... saliva."
her playful remark lightened the moment, allowing a smile to grace your face. the warmth of her presence, coupled with the tantalizing aroma filling the air, intensified the feeling of holiday joy. with a deliberate grace, gwen adorned the oven mitts, preparing to retrieve the gingerbread from its warm haven. as she carefully lifted the tray and placed it on the countertop, the sweet fragrance enveloped the room, wrapping it in an atmosphere of festive delight. it was as if the very essence of christmas had materialized in that humble batch of gingerbread.
"voilà!" gwen declared, her eyes gleaming mischievously. "our gingerbread base is ready for some serious decorating." the prospect of adorning the freshly baked canvas with a burst of color and creativity brought a renewed sense of excitement, infusing the air with a contagious energy.
gwen's eyes sparkled with mischief as she turned to face you, a playful grin spreading across her face. "so, my creative partner in crime, any design in mind for our masterpiece?" her words inviting your imagination to run wild. "i was thinking a haunted gingerbread house, complete with gummy worms and licorice spiders. but i'm open to suggestions, of course." a sigh left your lips, of course spiders.
you couldn't help but wear a sly smirk on your face as you locked eyes with gwen, indulging in the banter between you. "y’know, you sound so corny right now," you jest, a hint of truth lacing your words, eliciting a dry laugh.
gwen couldn't help but laugh at your reaction. "alright, alright, no more cringey names, got it," she replied, feigning seriousness.
sauntering toward the countertop, you leaned on it, peering closely at the freshly baked gingerbread, contemplating the possibilities. "how about we recreate your apartment? a cute lil’ surprise for mister stacy when he returns home."
the thought of transforming the gingerbread canvas into a miniature replica of her own living space definitely excited gwen, even if it was up to debate if she had the skill to execute that.
“i would love for my dad to come home to see a miniature gingerbread version of our apartment,” she put it simply. gwen leaned against the countertop next to you, examining the gingerbread pieces. "we'll need to get creative with the decorations. maybe some pretzel stick furniture, and we can use icing to make tiny portraits of us hanging on the gingerbread walls," she suggested, eyes sparkling with excitement.
gwen walked off to her cabinets and grabbed an array of things ranging from sprinkles, pretzels and cookies, to gumdrops she had stored all the way in the back where you swore you could’ve seen some cobwebs. "so, how's it feel to be in the presence of a master gingerbread architect? i hope you can keep up with my design skills, babe,” gwen smirked playfully, raising an eyebrow at you.
you couldn’t help but let a laugh escape from your throat. “master gingerbread architect? please, if you can’t make your webs stick to the side of a building for more than fifteen seconds i can only imagine how you think you’ll be able to stick two gingerbread walls together with some frosting,” you tease, playfully bumping her hip.
gwen couldn't help but burst into laughter at your remark, pretending to be offended. "hey now, my web-slinging skills may not translate perfectly to gingerbread construction, but i'll have you know i've got a few tricks up my sleeve," she quipped, winking at you.
as she picked up the box of icing, she playfully flicked a bit of it in your direction. "watch out, or i might just stick you to the gingerbread walls too," gwen teased, sticking her tongue out at you.
but in all seriousness, she was grateful for moments like these, where you could just be yourselves and have fun together. as you focused on decorating the gingerbread pieces, she couldn't help but steal glances at you, a soft smile playing on her lips. it was moments like these that made her appreciate how lucky she is to be in your presence.
you chuckled lowly at her little threat. “i think you should watch out then, cus’ who said i wouldn’t enjoy being webbed to the wall by you?” you questioned, making a bold comment to the tall blonde.
you watched as she got together the frosting, mixing it before putting it in baggies. you began copying her movements, helping her mix the already selected holiday colors such as red, green, and white and put them in their respective baggie before cutting the tip of it so it can dispense the frosting.
gwen couldn't help but blush at your daring response, her pale skin transitioning to a pretty rose while feeling a rush of affection toward you. "oh, you’d enjoy it, huh?" she replied, voice laced with amusement. "well, maybe i'll have to put that to the test sometime."
as you worked together to mix the frosting and fill the baggies, she admired the way you effortlessly picked up on the process. it was one of the reasons she loved being with you—you always embraced new challenges with enthusiasm and a willingness to learn.
or at least get through it… if anything.
gwen grabbed a decorative plate, seemingly a fancy traditional plate that looked irish, probably a gift from her grandparents to her dad. once the frosting was ready, she grabbed one of the gingerbread walls and the floor from the parchment and put a dollop to the plate to make it act as glue for stability. then, she began piping a decorative trim along the edges, using the red frosting. gwen delicately squeezed the baggie, letting the smooth, creamy texture glide onto the cookie. the scent of the sugary frosting mixed with the warm gingerbread, creating an intoxicating aroma.
she glanced over at you, noticing your focused expression as you worked on your own piece. "looking good over there," gwen complimented with a grin, playfully nudging your shoulder. “gingerbread, not you, well you are but- i’m talking about your lovely art right there.”
you let out a choked laugh as your hand faltered from piping the frosting down the side of one of the big gingerbread squares for the apartment. it wasn’t too difficult, but for someone who doesn’t do this annually you clearly struggled with some things. “all i've done so far is stick the back wall to the other side that you did,” you state plainly. “if this is art to you then i would hate to hear what you think of picasso.”
gwen couldn't help but let out a boisterous laugh at your self-deprecating comment. "hey, don't sell yourself short! i’m sure picasso would be so proud to see your one singular gingerbread wall," she reassured you, trying to suppress her giggles.
gwen put her piping bag down and walked over to your direction. you felt her chest hit your back as both her arms snaked from behind your waist to your arms. she reached over and gently took your hand, guiding it back to the frosting baggie. "here, let me show you a little trick. just apply a little pressure and let the frosting flow out smoothly all on its own. you got it," she encouraged, setting an example for you.
you tried to pay attention, but it was hard when her smooth yet raspy voice was whispering in your ear, so close you felt her breath tickling your cheek.
you both continued decorating the gingerbread walls, adding intricate details and personal touches. gwen used the white frosting to create a snow-like effect on the roof, while you expertly piped green frosting to resemble a wreath on the front door.
as you worked side by side, the room filled with laughter and the sweet scent of gingerbread and frosting. it was moments like these, where both of you could be silly and enjoy each other's company, that truly made gwen's heart flutter.
you carefully spread a layer of frosting inside the gingerbread house, creating a smooth carpet-like surface. a mischievous grin plays on your lips as an idea takes hold. secretly, you squeeze a dollop of frosting onto your pointer finger, ready to execute your playful plan. "gwen, come see the carpet i did," you command, diverting her attention from the oh so important and intricate task of assembling miniature furniture out of cookies, pretzels, and other random yet surprisingly edible materials. she turns towards you, her gaze fixed on your direction, unsuspecting of what's about to happen.
swiftly, you rise onto the balls of your feet, reaching her height, and with a quick and unexpected motion, you press the frosting onto the tip of her nose, smudging it up towards the bridge. a mischievous giggle escapes your lips as you revel in the spontaneous act, marveling at the frosting adorning gwen's nose.
gwen's eyes widen in surprise, a gasp escaping her lips as her fingertips touch the sticky yet velvety texture of the vibrant green frosting adorning her nose. its hue is so vivid, it could rival even the grinch himself. her eyes widened in mock shock, but a mischievous grin quickly spread across her face. "oh, it's on now!" the blonde exclaimed, playfully narrowing her eyes at you.
without missing a beat, she grabbed a dollop of frosting from the table and quickly retaliated, smearing it on your cheek. "oops, looks like you've got a little something on your face," gwen teased, unable to contain her laughter.
the two of you burst into a fit of giggles, frosting-covered fingers and all. you couldn’t take each other seriously. as the frosting war continued, you both ended up with streaks of frosting on your faces, looking more like abstract art than gingerbread decorators. but it didn't matter—you were having fun, and that's all that truly mattered in that moment.
“hey, i put a lil’ dot on you and not this fat ass blob,” you defend, wiping some of the frosting from the pile she planted on your nose and adding it to her nose. “cute nose job, rudolph. not lookin’ botched at all,” you teased.
gwen couldn't help but laugh at your quick retort, wiping off some of the frosting from her nose and smearing it on your lower jaw. "oh, so you're a critic now, huh?" she playfully responded, a smirk as clear as a snow globe. "well, i'm just gonna add some extra flair to your already sexy nose. rudolph will have nothing on you."
your laughter filled the room as we continued the frosting battle, merrily colorful streaks on each other's faces. no matter how silly or ridiculous you two might look, you were always able to find joy and laughter together.
but amidst the chaos, gwen couldn't help but steal a moment to appreciate your playful spirit and the way your eyes sparkled with mischief. you were truly her partner in crime, and she wouldn't want it any other way. or how she would put it, her “creative partner in gingerbread crime.” well, whatever that means.
the frosting war continued, we eventually ran out of ammunition, leaving you both covered in frosting from head to shoulder. you and your girlfriend stood there, breathless from laughter, and she couldn't resist pulling you into a tight, frosting-covered hug. "you're the best, you know that?" gwen whispered, her voice filled with genuine affection as raspy as it came.
you instinctively step back from the hug, finding yourself nose-deep in gwen's sweater. the thick frosting that had made its way into your nostrils tickles uncomfortably, and you valiantly suppress the urge to let out a loud sneeze. hastily grabbing a napkin, you wipe away the frosting, finally lifting your gaze to meet gwen's as her words register in your mind.
in that moment, clarity dawns upon you, and you realize what she said. the initial distraction of the frosting mishap fades away as you comprehend the deeper meaning behind her innocent words.
“what?” you questioned, urging her to repeat it.
gwen quickly snapped out of her daze, realizing that she had been staring at you. a slight blush crept up on the blonde’s cheeks as she realized that she had been caught. "oh, uh, sorry," gwen stammered, sounding a bit softer than usual. "i was just… admiring how cute you look, even covered in frosting."
a nervous chuckle escapes gwen's lips, a blush creeping across her cheeks as she finds herself feeling more embarrassed than that one time her headphones failed her during class, blaring my chemical romance for an unplanned five seconds. "i guess i got lost in the moment there. but hey, you're always a sight to see, whether you're covered in frosting or not," she stated, trying to play it off like her hands still don’t falter to shake when you make her nervous. gwen reached out and gently wiped a bit of frosting off your cheek with my thumb, her touch lingering for a moment. "you’re my favorite mess," gwen added.
a warmth spreads across your cheeks in response to gwen's comment. "oh, really?" you retort, secretly wanting to hear more from her. however, you quickly regain your composure, reminding yourselves of the task at hand. "enough, we still have shit to do," you interject, trying to steer the focus back to the gingerbread house.
gwen raised an eyebrow at your response, but couldn't help but notice the underlying hint of vulnerability in your tone. “learn to take a compliment,” she comments.
but gwen's soft smile tugs at your heartstrings, drawing you closer to her. she leans in, her gaze fixed on your eyes, as if she's searching for something deeper within you. in a surprising move, she uses her thumb, still adorned with the frosting she had wiped off you, and gently smears it across your lips. her voice carries innocence as she remarks, "looks like you've got a little something."
the touch of gwen's thumb against your lips sends a subtle jolt of electricity through your body, leaving you momentarily breathless.
but as she stepped closer to you, faces mere inches apart, gwen couldn't resist the magnetic pull between you.
as you close the remaining distance between you, gwen's lips meet yours with a gentle, lingering pressure, initiating a tender kiss. the sensation of her lips against yours sends a shiver of delight down your spine. the world around you seems to dissolve into a hazy blur, leaving only the two of you enveloped in a moment of pure connection.
your lips move in perfect synchronization with gwen's, their dance a delicate and intimate rhythm. each brush and caress of her soft lips against yours ignites a cascade of sensations—subtle yet electrifying. the taste of the frosting lingers on your tongues, a delectable blend of sweetness merging with the warmth of her own unique lip balm, a comforting hint of vanilla mingling with the minty sweetness.
lost in the tender embrace, you become acutely aware of every detail—the velvety texture of her lips, the way they meet and meld with yours in the most gentle and affectionate manner in which she moves. it's a moment where time stands still, where nothing else matters except the intoxicating closeness and shared intimacy between the two of you.
as you gently pull away from the kiss, your eyes instinctively rise to meet gwen's gaze. her lips, now adorned with a generous coating of green frosting, seem to attract even more of the sticky sweetness due to the presence of her lip balm. a rush of heat floods your cheeks, betraying your flustered state, while gwen smirks knowingly at you. a dry scoff escapes her lips, her eyes fixed unwaveringly on you, clearly surprised by the effect she has on you.
your attention is captivated as gwen's tongue emerges, delicately gliding along her lower lip, collecting the frosting in a deliberate and tantalizing manner. the sight of her tongue ascending to her upper lip, methodically removing the sweet coating, holds you in a mesmerized state. you watch with unwavering focus, afraid to tear your gaze away, as she withdraws her tongue back into her mouth, savoring the taste once more.
gwen, fully aware of the effect her actions have on you, wears an expression of both satisfaction and amusement. it becomes evident that she takes pleasure in being the sole catalyst for such a reaction from you, relishing in the power she holds over your senses.
as gwen finished licking off the frosting from her lips, she let out another low laugh. "mmm, still tastes as good as ever," she commented, her voice tauntingly husky. "you’re right, enough is enough. let’s get back to work, shall we?"
with a playful wink directed your way, gwen swiftly turns around, retrieving a towel and extending it towards you. you accept it, grateful for the gesture, as she grabs another towel for herself. without missing a beat, she proceeds to wipe her face clean, the remnants of frosting vanishing from her lips and leaving behind a pristine canvas. with a determined focus, she resumes her position, ready to dive back into the task at hand.
as you and gwen huddle together, the gingerbread apartment sprawled out before you, a wave of excitement washing over you both. the gingerbread walls, perfectly baked and golden brown, stand tall and sturdy, ready to be transformed. with nimble fingers, you take the lead, carefully applying royal icing along the seams of the rest of the walls, joining them together to form the structure. gwen follows suit, her touch deft and precise, ensuring the stability of the gingerbread apartment. the icing, a pristine white, resembles freshly fallen snow, enhancing the enchanting charm of the scene.
together, you meticulously construct the details—a miniature door, adorned with candy cane stripes, opens up to reveal a sugary haven within. the windows, crafted from translucent sugar sheets, allow glimpses into the home.
inside the gingerbread apartment, you and gwen become masterful decorators, so much so even the hgtv channel overlords would envy you two. tiny tinsel garlands, carefully woven together, drape along the walls, reflecting the glow of imaginary holiday lights. delicate icicle-shaped ornaments, made from crystallized sugar, hang from the ceilings, shimmering with a frosted sparkle. the living room area boasts a miniature christmas tree, painstakingly fashioned from piped green icing and adorned with edible baubles, crafted from colorful candies. a crackling fireplace, created by using chocolate shavings and flickering led lights, casts a warm and inviting glow throughout the room. moving into the kitchen, a gingerbread dining table, complete with intricate icing lacework, holds a feast of miniature treats. tiny gingerbread cookies, iced with intricate designs, sit in a bowl, waiting to be enjoyed. plates of assorted candies and chocolates are arranged, slowly dwindling as your hands continue to dig into the bowl for more material.
the two of you continued working on the gingerbread house, your playful banter and teasing gradually fading into a comfortable silence. as you placed the final touches, the gingerbread apartment began to take shape, looking like a cozy little abode.
both of you stepped back, admiring your handiwork. the walls were neatly decorated with frosting trim, the roof had a snowy white frosting coating, and the windows were outlined with colorful candies. it was painfully over-stimulating to the eyes of anyone who hates christmas, but also beautiful.
gwen reached out and took your hand in hers, squeezing it gently. "look at that! we make quite the dynamic duo, don't we?" she remarked, a bit too prideful of her mediocre work. "our gingerbread house is the envy of all gingerbread houses.”
you continue to stare at it, finally realizing why it bothered you. “it’s missing something,” you put simply. “we need to add the little people who will live in this apartment.”
gwen nodded in agreement, leaning a bit onto your shoulder to see from your perspective. "you're right, it needs some little residents to bring it to life," she replied, her mind already racing with ideas.
she reached for the bowl of extra gingerbread dough and started rolling it out. gwen looked over at you, a soft yet evident grin on her face. "how about we make gingerbread versions of ourselves? it'll be like a little homage to us," she suggested, a playful smile tugging at the corners of my lips.
gwen began cutting out the shapes, carefully crafting miniature versions of the both of you with the dough. as she added the details, gwen couldn't help but chuckle at the tiny gingerbread drum set she included for her miniature self.
once the dough was baked and cooled, you set to work on decorating our gingerbread doppelgangers.
as gwen rummages through her cabinets, retrieving an array of icing tubes, a flicker of suspicion tugs at the corners of your mind. the sheer variety she possesses leaves you slightly amazed, yet curious. nonetheless, you set aside your intrigue and begin piping the features of your gingerbread creation, starting with your own skin tone, meticulously crafting every detail.
glancing over at gwen's side, a knowing smirk graces your lips as you catch a glimpse of her artistic endeavors. with precision and flair, she expertly pipes her iconic half-shaved hairstyle onto the gingerbread figure. the piercing blue eyes she possesses, which sometimes give you the creeps, are replicated with remarkable accuracy. the adorable ensemble of wide-legged jeans, converse shoes, and a shirt adorned with a hand-drawn heart catches your attention. squinting slightly, you can read word for word what it says.
"i heart my girlfriend?" you repeat aloud, surprise evident in your voice.
gwen's laughter rings out, full and infectious. "you took the words out of my mouth," she playfully teases, reveling in the shared sentiment.
unable to resist the warmth that spreads across your face, you steal a glance to your right, discovering that gwen has already crafted a gingerbread representation of her father. turning your attention back to your own creation, you work diligently, not wanting to fall behind the swift pace set by your girlfriend.
as you finished and placed the gingerbread versions of yourselves inside the gingerbread house, it truly came to life.
you stepped back, taking in the sight of your creation one final time. "perfect," you declared, a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction filling you.
"it’s so perfect,” gwen adds, mimicking what you said.
you let out an exaggerated eye-roll, your playful annoyance evident. "well, thanks for that," you quip, though your words are tinged with a hint of amusement. but then, as a mischievous thought strikes you, you freeze in mock disbelief, placing your hands dramatically on your head.
in a sarcastically shocked tone, you inquire, "but wait... who will protect them from harm?" your voice drips with playful melodrama, heightening the comedic effect of your question.
slowly turning towards her, you meet her gaze, awaiting her response. with a mischievous grin, she finally breaks her silence.
"i'm so glad you asked," she declares.
in one swift motion, gwen lifts her mini gingerbread representation of herself and playfully makes it leap onto the roof of the gingerbread apartment. as she rotates it, a delightful surprise is revealed—the infamous ghost spider suit, meticulously piped onto the other side down to the mask to the teal ballet slippers.
"don't worry," gwen reassures you with a touch of theatrical flair, "i'll be there to save my damsel in distress."
you try to maintain an unamused expression, your face fighting back a smile as you struggle not to burst into laughter.
gwen couldn't help but break into uncontrollable laughs at your reaction, her shoulders shaking with mirth.
"surprise!" she exclaimed, unable to contain her amusement. "you didn’t think i would add the one and only spider woman of new york? you had to have seen this coming."
gwen playfully made her mini gingerbread ghost spider do a little victory dance on the roof of the gingerbread apartment, reveling in the silliness of it all. but beneath the lightheartedness, there was a hint of truth to her words.
she walked over to you, wrapping her arms around your waist, laughter subsiding into a warm smile. "but y’know, i don't need a superhero suit to be your hero," she whispered.
gwen couldn't help but lean in again, pressing a gentle kiss to your lips, the taste of frosting still lingering.
both of you erupted into laughter, unable to contain your amusement at gwen's joke. the joyful sound filled the room, however, your laughter was cut short as the door knob turned and the door abruptly swung open, revealing gwen's father returning home from his shift at the station.
"how's it going, girls..." his voice trailed off, his steps slowing as he took in the unexpected scene before him.
the air was thick with the scent of frosting, and the room bore witness to a delightful chaos of flour, candies, and scattered decorations. but amidst the mess, the most prominent sight was your meticulously crafted miniature replica of the apartment.
you both froze in place as her dad's voice filled the room, a mix of embarrassment and panic coursing through your girlfriend's veins. she turned to face him, cheeks burning with a bright shade of red she usually rocked when embarrassed. "uh... hey, dad," gwen stammered, trying to sound casual despite the chaos surrounding you both.
gwen quickly glanced at you, hoping to find some solace in the situation, but it seemed like you were just as caught off guard as her. she could practically hear the gears turning in her dad's head as he tried to make sense of the scene before him.
before he could say anything, gwen took a deep breath and mustered up all the confidence she could. "surprise, dad! we made a gingerbread apartment!" she blurted out, gesturing towards your creation. "and, uh, we may have gotten a little carried away with the frosting and...stuff.”
“stuff?” george repeated, stepping closer to the counter to get an even better look at the creation. you could see her dad's expression soften as he took in the sight, his lips twitching with the hint of a smile. "well, it certainly looks like you two had a blast," he chuckled, shaking his head. "just make sure to clean up after yourselves, alright?"
in perfect synchrony, your voices blend seamlessly as you both respond simultaneously with the words "of course, mr. stacy" and "yes, dad.”
relief washed over you both as you realized her dad wasn't angry or upset. he understood that sometimes you both could get a little carried away with our antics. you both nodded vigorously, already planning on how to tackle the mess.
as her dad left the kitchen, she turned to you with a sheepish smile. "well, that could have gone worse," gwen affirmed, relief evident in the way her chest exhaled. "looks like we'll have a lot of cleaning up to do, huh?"
“a lot seems like an oversimplification of it,” you groan, looking around at the absolute mess you both made of the kitchen. “and here i thought we was finally gonna eat the damn thing”
gwen grabbed a nearby towel and started wiping the frosting off the table, motioning for you to join her. "but you know what they say, babe. teamwork makes the dream work," she added, causing you to instinctually roll your eyes yet again.
as you diligently sweep the floor, meticulously wash down the counters, and even kneel down to scrub away any lingering dirt, your eyes continue to wander back to the enchanting gingerbread house. its intricate details and sugary allure beckon you, tempting your senses with the promise of a delectable treat. from a distance, gwen chuckles playfully, a mischievous glint in her eyes, as she attentively wipes down the inside of the stove.
"ahem," she interrupts. "i must kindly request that you refrain from placing your little grimy hands on our masterpiece," gwen mockingly asserts.
she pauses, allowing a moment for her words to sink in. "please, let it exist in its full glory for at least thirty more minutes," she pleads, a hint of jest coloring her voice. "or, if you can't resist, at least capture its beauty on your phone before you rip it apart."
a deep sigh escaped from your lips as you surrender to your girlfriend, continuing to guide the broom across the floor.
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silkandcolognes · 11 months ago
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"nothing is real atoms never touch each other youve never touched anything in your life" ok. well when i pet my dog he is soft and when he licks my hand it is wet and that is far more real to me than whatevers going on at an atomic level
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there’s a really good film on netflix that talks about this! it’s called 13th and i would really recommend it for anyone who wants to learn more ab the absolute fuckery that is the us prison system.
more people would be for prison abolition if they just tried to send mail to an inmate even once
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STOP THIS WAS SO CUTE 💞💗💓💖
sugar and pine (gwen stacy x fem!reader oneshot)
summary: your spider-girlfriend takes an evening off to help you decorate the tree.
info: christmas fic, baking, decorating, fluff, clumsy reader, gwen is a mean gf, pretty short, not proofread
a/n: yes. it's been literal months. merry christmas and you're welcome
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"pass the icicles, please."
"yes, ma'am."
gwen gripped the box full of intricately crafted glass ornaments carefully, though the microscopic hairs on her fingertips meant she didn't need to. you chewed your lip absentmindedly and held out your hand for the box. you subtly danced along to the festive bells and 50s choir singing echoing from the stereo. you stared at the tree, lush and deep forest green. the scent of pine mingled with the sugar cookies baking in the oven.
the box pressed into your palm. you brought it to the front of your line of sight and admired the collection. you'd spent a pretty hefty chunk for these on your christmas haul, and for good reason. the glass felt heavy and thick in your grasp, swirling with risen patterns and shining in the warm glint of your classic white tree lights. they really did look like icicles.
"gosh, gwen. would you just look at them?" you murmured softly. you looked up and saw that she was staring at you. your cheeks warmed, and it wasn't from the heater.
"huh? oh, yeah. they're gorg. just don't drop any," she teased at the end. she knew how butterfingered you were.
"don't even say that. don't speak it into existence," you huffed, feigning annoyance. happiness prodded at the corners of your cheeks as she rolled her eyes and flashed her gapped smile.
"maybe the cookies will be the subject of your ridiculously severe case of clumsiness," gwen prodded further, turning her head to face the kitchen. "i'm getting notes of peppermint and...oh, is that a hint of charred christmas cookies?"
you gasped and clambered to your feet, speedwalking to the oven. you crouched to look in, thanking yourself that you had turned on the light before you walked away.
"you jerk! they're perfectly fine!" you yelled out to gwen, still giggling in the living room.
after you set the cookies out on a plate to cool, you and gwen had resumed the finishing touches to the tree. the icicles were the perfect addition to the warm-toned matte ornaments hooked throughout the branches.
you sat on gwen's shoulders, straining to get the golden bow on top of the tree. you indulged on a warm peppermint sugar cookie, coated with homemade buttercream and topped with chocolate shavings. the hot cocoa was heating up on the stove (gwen was in charge of watching it, of course). you cursed underneath your breath as you knocked one of the decorations off, watching anxiously as gwen caught it in her right hand.
"what did i say, y/n?" she sighed.
"told you not to speak it into existence," you grumbled, tying the bow and patting gwen's bleach blonde head to let her know you were done.
she hoisted the backs of your thighs up from her shoulders, her fingertips molding into the softness of your legs before bringing you down to wrap yourself around her waist.
"clingy tonight, are we, gwen?" you taunted, heart secretly racing in your chest as her breath fanned gently across your face. her eyes, cold and bright as the snow falling outside, pierced into yours almost uncomfortably.
"maybe i am. it's the most wonderful time of the year, after all."
you wrapped your legs tighter around her thin waist to avoid slipping and cupped her face in your hands.
"thanks for helping decorate, babe. it means a lot. especially since you took tonight off from patrols and all that."
all she did was smile faintly, a blush creeping across her wintery cheeks. she flung a web out from her wrist and grabbed something, attaching it to the ceiling. you looked up and scoffed.
"that's so damn cheesy-" you started, but were not allowed to finish as gwen leaned forward and pressed a soft but hungry kiss to your pout. the taste of peppermint sugar cookies lingered on her peachy lips and you closed your eyes in content. gwen's grip around you loosened as she let you down, breaking the kiss when your socks met the hardwood.
"sorry, that's the rules. we were under the mistletoe, what else did you expect?" gwen grinned, her height regained after she dropped you to your usual level.
"fair enough."
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