tom andwood twenty two. st. agnes graduated; ravenwood stuck. dead poets society
Don't wanna be here? Send us removal request.
Text
Carpe diem, seize the day. Gather ye rosebuds while ye may.
DEAD POETS SOCIETY (1989) dir. Peter Weir
1K notes
·
View notes
Text
"What?" Tom asked his boyfriend as he pulled out a couple's costume option for them. "I know, it might be a bit niche but the people who'll get it, will get it." He told him with a small smile, in his hands were two hangers. One, an oversized diet pepsi can. The other, a blonde wig with a bejeweled bra and panty. "Come on, a diet pepsi and Addison Rae is going to be a hit." ( @nathan-rhee )
0 notes
Audio
Kylie Minogue - Spinning Around (2000)
516 notes
·
View notes
Text
BILAL HASNA as Elliot Dead Hot 1x06
395 notes
·
View notes
Text
"Yeah..." Tom was going to disagree but couldn't really argue that he wasn't drunk at this very moment and time. "I'm drunk." He nodded, topping that sentence off by finishing the last bit of his cocktail. As he tilted his head back down, he realized that Knox actually had a notebook in hand. "Inspiration, huh?" He asked, teasingly. "I get it, I wish I'd bought the camera out. The cinematographer in me is just like, the incredible B roll I could be catching right now." Tom rambled, with a playful roll of his eye. "No, I don't believe this usually happens on Arbor day." He laughed, as he happily accepted a shot from the person who'd offered Knox one. "I'm just happy that it's tolerable." He let his best friend know, as they'd known a thing or two of unbearable alcoholic choices they'd made back in their younger days. Never again would he be chugging a buzzball.
"Aww Tom's drunk." Knox announced to the room right before he looked up from the notebook he had been jotting down in and rolled it up in his back pocket, not letting his brief burst of writing inspo get in the way of giving his best friend a proper kiss on the crown of his head. Sure, the middle of a pride celebration wasn't the time or place to be writing anything, but the line that bubbled up in his mind could not be lost to alcohol and glitter. "We love you too, Tommo. Pride with my brothers is one of my favorite times of the year, hands down." Knox was handed a shot by a passing NPC and he gladly accepted, "See, you don't get this on Arbor day." Without discrimination, Knox knocked the shot back, "Mmmm, I was hoping it would be rum."
11 notes
·
View notes
Text
Tom found himself laughing as Gerald happened to remember to let him know that he also loved him. He'd entirely understood why it'd come with a delay, that just being one of Gerald's quirks. And if there was something his friends and he loved, it was those eccentricities that'd made them them. "C'mon. Like this is too good." Tom commented, as Gerald pointed at him to which he responded with his own "Bumpin' that bumpin' that."
Big grin across his face, Gerald nodded with him, feeling like he'd forgotten something. "Oh, yeah. I love you too." He knocked his elbow against Tom's, not nearly as articulate in his emotions as the most of the guys were. They knew how much they meant to him though, and he liked to think that gratitude came across in other ways. "Bumpin' that bumpin' that-," he pointed to Tom to keep up and sing along.
11 notes
·
View notes
Text
Tom found himself blushing at Nathan's declaration– not so sure he'd ever get sick of hearing that he was the other man's angel. "The fanny pack is a must have now a days— we have found ourselves in one too many abnormal situations that I just don't take chances now a days." Tom laughed, as he knew he sounded like such a senior citizen but it was better to be prepared than not. He nodded as Nathan spoke, as he was right. This was surely not their first pride celebration together and he hoped it wouldn't be their last. "Do you think we get a special discount once we make it to five?" He teased. "No, like I get what you mean. As much as things stay the same, they most definitely change." Tom agreed with his boyfriend's sentiment. "And between us, I really like the changes we've made." He nodded, as he stepped closer to Nathan. "For starters..." He began before grabbing a hold of his boyfriend's shirt to pull him down for a kiss.
"Oh you are my angel!" He pressed a kiss to Tom's forehead as he saw the dollar bills. He really was going to have the best night. "That leaves us all prepared and you protected them from the water. I love you and your fanny pack," he added, dropping his head against Tom's shoulder as they looked out at the dancing crowd. "Can you believe we've spent so many pride months together?" He brought his drink to his lips as he thought about it and smiled. "I feel like we've evolved. I mean I was always around the drag queens and we may have always been this drunk and high-actually maybe much hasn't changed. But we've changed, right? It feels like we have."
11 notes
·
View notes
Text
"Yeah, yeah." Tom said, bashfully as he scrunched his face. Nathan and Tom might have declared their love for each other quite sometime ago now, but he still found himself with those butterflies when in his company. He'd been everything he'd wanted in a partner and well, it so happened that he'd been that for Tom. "You know, not to sound errogant but I sort of assumed so." He said, the smile on his face only grew. Of course, Nathan had found himself concerned on making such he could make it rain on the drag performers that evening. Tom reached into his mandatory night out fanny pack to pull out a stack of bills. "I think you might just leave tonight as the crowd favorite."
"You don't say? You know I don't think I knew that." Nathan smiled as he kissed the side of Tom's head in return. Nathan had been looking forward to this year's pride. He was in a good place, genuinely and he was actually focusing on celebrating more this year. At least he was trying. The alcohol and drugs were doing their job though and he had been smiling all night, not at all thinking about the headache he was going to have tomorrow. "I love you too," he replied and ran his fingers through Tom's hair. "Did we bring enough singles? I want to make sure we tip the drag queens. You know I like to be the favorite in the audience."
11 notes
·
View notes
Text
"I did, didn't I?" Tom nodded, as he came to the realization but he wasn't at all embarassed he'd repeated himself. In fact, his statement beared repeating. He really was so thankful for the guys, they truly were his soulmates. And the fact that they together, looked great and were having a great time, he couldn't be happier. "Well, I do." Tom laughed, nodding along to the music he knew to be Charli xcx's as BRAT was currently the number one album in their apartment.
Gerald usually just stuck to weed- he knew how he reacted to it, that he could smoke and have a few drinks and generally feel normal, quote-on-quote. Everything else felt like too big a gamble but it was pride so he made an exception- he had to, he was told. "Uh-huh, you said that," he giggled back at Tom.
11 notes
·
View notes
Text
"I-I love you," Tom let his friends know, just overflowing with love in that moment. Well that, several shots handed to him by a sickening Sea Witch, a mixed drink or three and perhaps he might have indulged in some other drugs. But when in Rome or well, in their case, Atlantis. "No, seriously. I love you, g-guys." ( @nathan-rhee @chuck-diaz @pitifulgerald @knoxiousoverman )
11 notes
·
View notes
Text
BILAL HASNA for Man About Town by Jade Smith
150 notes
·
View notes
Text
"Yeah, right here and now. No better time than the present." He let Gemma know, as he placed his hands on her shoulders to get her loosen up a tad. And as he suspected, it'd begun to work. "Uh huh." Walt said with a playful roll of his eyes, as he knew that if Gemma was indeed trying she would have gotten with homie by now. "I'm definitely getting he's into you vibes, but you know, sexuality is such a spectrum nowadays. Who isn't kissing everyone around here?" He said with a sly smirk, before taking a small sip from his cocktail. "So... it's super flirty, you're hot, he's hot... what are we waiting for?" He said with a laugh. "Look there's nothing wrong with a little edging but eventually, somethings got to give."
"Right here right now?," she clarified, laughing at whatever moves he was pulling out. She danced with him though, gradually moving them closer to the source of the music in the distance. "I've been tryingg," she sang back, although she wouldn't say it was very hard, just that her and Simon hung out a lot and the vibe was definitely there. "Are we sure he's into girls? Like, it's all super flirty but that wouldn't be a first for me either."
28 notes
·
View notes
Text
"Drink." Walt held his thumb up as he'd definitely had about three drinks in his system, thanks to the ice cream truck dudes. "Most definitely check. Dance, we need to actually go do that about now." He let Gemma know as he began to grove to the music playing in the distance with a great big goofy grin in an attempt to get her to move a bit. "And we can't forget, make out really hot people." Walt told Gemma with a nod of his head. "Like, let's say a really dorky yogi with the hots for you."
"Earth-shattering," she said of the idea of her equipped with a tiny mic, a thought so good it nearly sent chills up her spine. "That's why I only took a little bit." That, and anything above a microdose might give her a panic attack in their current circumstances and she was better safe than sorry. "Right. Agenda for today then-" She pointed to Walt, expectant. Ready to scheme. "I say.... drink, check. Dance? Eventually."
28 notes
·
View notes
Text
"Okay, now you know that that's entirely different." Walt told her, as that was just obvious. "You're handed a tiny mic and that's instantly a recipe for something truly to occur." He let her know. "You give a tiny mic to a douche, sure the uneducated masses will probably chuckle but that just gives lame." He said to his best friend, scrunch his nose at the thought. "I completely agree. It's harshing my mellow." He said with a giggle, having ingested some mushroom chocolates before they'd made it into the grounds. "But at least I've got you and no more dudes with tiny mics around."
Frowning, she took one of Walt’s churros and bit off a big chunk. “Okay, but,” she started, churro waving in her hand. “What if I had a tiny mic? That’s the exception, and I mean, the only exception." She was already past it though, more concerned with what her and her bestie planned to get up to. "They should've put all the pop girls on one stage, none of this-," she waved her churro in the air again, illustrating her point, "running back and forth."
28 notes
·
View notes