#'boy' you belong to me

[bxmblxbee]

[tsutsumi-kurose]

god… new timeline mitsuba looking at dead mitsuba and supernatural mitsuba and being so sure that those are both the real mitsubas… feels like such an echo of supernatural mitsuba watching alive mitsuba in picture perfect... which feels like such an echo of alive mitsuba trying to be a person who will be seen and loved, who will make friends, even if that wasn’t his real self... only to realize as a ghost that his real, genuine self was already a person that someone out there could befriend and love. is there any version of mitsuba who’s not chasing some other version of himself? mitsuba is remade over and over, each time looking back at the previous version of himself and going oh, he was real.

[lizardkingeliot]

i don't even think we've begun to comprehend just how insane the loustat will be from here on out. what louis and lestat both being single and out in the modern world constantly locked in each other's orbits is going to bring. all we've really gotten thus far is MEMORIES. but now we're also going to be getting REAL LIVE MODERN DAY LOUIS AND LESTAT BEING INSANE FOR EACH OTHER and i for one cannot fucking wait.

[aroaceleovaldez]

im really not a fan of Rick's recent trend of recycling bits of his writing that got a good reaction the first time and acting as if that's a valid substitute for. actually bothering to write something original a second time around. It's clearly just there as a callback and nothing more.

It's "Nico's rage exploded" and "Percy's rage exploded" with the exact same paragraph formatting. It's CoTG having titles like "My Singing Makes Things Worse, and Everyone Is Totally Shocked" (reference to TLO, when Percy says he thinks his singing would cause an avalanche) or "Pretty Much the Best Good-Night Kiss Ever" (reference to TLO "Pretty much the best underwater kiss of all time") or any other number of near word-for-word references to the first series. It's Nico calling Percy "seaweed brain" in Un Natale Mezzosangue (when Percy says in TTC that anybody but Annabeth calling him that is a major offense). It's Nico and Will falling into Tartarus in TSATS word-for-word referencing Percy and Annabeth in House of Hades, despite it not making any sense for their characters (and otherwise being written as Percabeth 2™). It's the show making huge changes but keeping random "fan-favorite references" (mostly overusing "seaweed brain" and "wise girl" and emphasizing percabeth) only because they're popular in-jokes and considering that a faithful enough adaptation to market it heavily as such. It's lazy writing.

And it's a disservice to the series and to the audience, because it clearly shows Rick doesn't have original ideas anymore (though given all his writing is heavily derivative to begin with, it begs the question how much was original in the first place and how much he has difficulty when he doesn't have a structured mythological plot to work from) and that there is an expectation that the audience will just sit down and accept that behavior hook-line-and-sinker. Everything recently is clearly such lip-service to the audience, either in retcons that are overt speaking-to-camera acknowledgements of things he's been criticized on or wink-wink-nudge-nudges of community in-jokes that have no business in the actual text (see: over-use of ship names in canon). Especially since Rick tends to be about 5 years behind on the fandom uptake. It's just so disappointing to see.

[carebeardean]

charles pov from stray by cutevamp

[just-null]

are you oka- oh.

[butdaddyilovehimmm]

SUITS 3.02: I WANT YOU TO WANT ME

"You're going back where you belong."

[read-write-thrive]

I keep seeing these floating around but they’re never good quality and never properly cited so here’s Dead Boy Detectives characters as zodiac art created by Tommy Devoid (@ tommydevoid on instagram)

Edwin:

Charles:

Crystal:

Niko:

Monty:

The Cat King:

[voilaammayi]

Sherlock Holmes at any given moment:

[glowofthecitiesbelow]

chicago is so two years ago/homesick at space camp/golden/ginasfs/alone together/fourth of july/jet pack blues/bishops knife trick

[forevermoreale]

And he’s got a smile

That can light up this whole town

[kittynomore]

my new height petition has Dee at 7ft and Lee at 6'8ft @debb987

i almost forgot this one

[denebolablack]

Sooo, I have this HC that Tony needs to be using his hands with something while watching series, a movie, or simply listening to someone. Otherwise, he won't be able to concentrate, and he will end up biting his nails, scratching some part of his body, or biting his lips.

Well, his Brooklyn's boys found out about it very quickly. And ever since then, they make sure Tony always has some object to "play" with if he needs to.

*On a meeting*

Fury: Why is Stark dismantling a gun in the middle of our meeting?

Bucky: *With his arm around Tony's weist* Because I asked him to.

Fury: I won't even ask why. Just don't shoot anyone in this room.

Tony: If I wanted to, I would've done it long ago.

Fury: ...

Bucky: *Smug smile* He's not wrong.

*While watching a movie*

Tony: *Scratching his fingers anxiously*

Steve: *Put a notebook and a pencil on the genius's hands* Why don't you try drawing a plan of the house of the movie, sugar?

Tony: *Stops moving* That's a great idea! Why didn't I think about it sooner? *Starts drawing while mumbling to himself*

Steve: *Smiles and kisses the genius' forehead*

[arsenicflame]

Izzy Hands can have a little "thinking hes incapable of feeling love" as a treat (for me. the treat is for me)

[maleyanderecafe]

You Belong to Me (Movie)

Created by: Sen Benimsin

Genre: Supernatural/Horror

This is one of a couple of Lifetime movies that I'll be doing a recommendation on. Lifetime movies are kinda... not the best stories, some of the acting is amateur and the plots are a bit predictable (especially if you consume a lot of yandere media) or really weirdly absurd, but they are entertaining regardless of what weird situation is going on.

The movie starts out with a man taking pictures of Alex in her house. She seems to have a good relationship with her boyfriend Chris and has a son named Danny. They find out that one of Danny's stuffed animals has a camera in it, leading to Alex calling the police. She believes that it's her ex husband as she had to give a restraining order against him a while ago. At work, Alex meets up with coworker Denise as she talks to a medium and has to go to New York to meet their new client with one of her coworkers Michael. As the two of them talk in New York, Michael tries to make a move on Alex, but Alex attempts to push him away as she already has a boyfriend. After they head back, Alex finds out that her boyfriend Chris got crushed by a car that he was working on and is injured, supposedly with someone sabotaging the car so that he would get injured. Micheal continues to go after Alex, even giving her a necklace that he got from his mom as a gift. Despite numerous attempts, Alex decides to play along when Michael offers to drive her home. He instead brings her to the cliff side, and he shows that he's deeply infatuated with him. believing that they should be together forever. After some fighting, Micheal ends up on the edge of the cliff, where he lets go, presumably dying. After seeing his body at the hospital and finding that he's dead, she starts to see a ghost, though no one else seems to believe her. Alex finds out that he was the one taking pictures of her in her house, and is hunted down by Michael's ghost. She ends up going to the medium that she meets in the beginning to try to get rid of the spirit, to which he states that the necklace that he had would be the key to getting rid of him. Alex also goes to Michael's grandmother and learns about his backstory about his mother. After a bunch of horror shenanigans, Alex is able to banish Michael's ghost into the either and Chris and Alex get married.

So like I said, the Lifetime movies are... not the greatest. They tend to be over dramatic and the acting isn't that good, but boy are they entertaining. According to Cherry (because this is my first Lifetime movie) this is actually one of the better ones that she's watched. In any case, the movie follows pretty normal things that I feel like are present in a yandere story: there's a red herring (Alex's ex), the yandere has some sort of family/mommy issue and the yandere has been stalking Alex for a while. Alex as a protagonist isn't too bad, though she is kind of strung along in the movie, since while she does her best to try to figure out who and what has been stalking her and logically it would make sense that her ex husband of whom she had to file a restraining order would but the first suspect, plus she's trying to protect her family best she can. I think that Michael feels a bit like he came out of nowhere, and makes some questionable decisions even as a yandere. For instance, why did Michael plant the wiretap in the teddy bear when he was obsessed with Alex? Wouldn't it make sense to put it in something else that Alex might carry around? Why did Micheal purposefully let go of the ledge to die? Did he know that he would come back as a ghost? And even if he did what was he even trying to do, kill Alex and bring her into the afterlife with him? So many questions that will never be answered.

As a yandere Micheal seems like mostly some sort of obsessive and destiny driven yandere, since he believes that both he and Alex are destined to be together. He has been stalking her family and her for a while, attempts to kill Chris and continues to flirt with Alex despite the fact that she has a boyfriend and a child to take care of. We see that he is actually willing to die as long as he can haunt her afterwards and even ends up killing or at least knocking out the babysitter when Danny and her run into the wild. Since this is a movie, he ends up going to the afterlife at the end, but for a yandere he is pretty basic in terms of a lot of yanderes I've seen. I did think it was interesting that he was so willing to just straight up die since I honestly thought that he just let go only to hide himself and come back later to take Alex away, but I was mistaken.

Anyways, it's a pretty fun watch, but don't expect anything that's too groundbreaking. If you want something that you can kind of turn your mind off for and that has a yandere, this movie is perfect for that. Not too spooky while still retaining some of the more supernatural elements as well.