#GUYS SLIDE INTO MY DMS

[kingkatsuki]

Specifically thinking about long distance relationships today.

So tell me how you and your f/o would first meet online?

[ju-panic]

God I'm craving pussy so hard rn, I NEED you to sit on my face. I need to taste you and shove my tongue inside you and feel your thighs clamp around the side of my head. I need to grip your hips and feel you writhe against my face in pleasure as I pull delicious moans and whimpers out of you with my tongue.

[emry-stars-art]

✨woah✨

There’s some product-specific info at my ko-fi commissions page, although you don’t have to order through kofi! Link to that is here 🥰

GENERAL TERMS HERE!

[technicallyswagpizza]

Time for some impulsive decisions.

[theflyingfeeling]

fic talk in the tags 💝

[style-savvy]

trying SO hard to not be annoying as fuck rn

[alittletotheleft1]

Hmu

[tortoisebore]

i just saw the new hunger games holy SHIT

[ivymarquis]

hi while im revamping stuff I have brainrot of a virgin konig because reasons and he and the reader are just two idiots making eyes across the room at each other

[joewinkothehorrormoviedirector]

Another Gay Love Spell by Joe Winko ♥ The Ken Doll from 1968 ♥ SYMPATHETIC MAGIC ⛤ IMAGINE IT OCCURING ⛤ SO MOTE IT BE ⛤

Incase you haven't read my Love spell petitions, here's one of them (this one sums it up the best):

[peridot-tears]

Vagueblogging again!

I think a lot about the argument fandom racists make. It's always "fandom isn't activism," "go do some real activism," etc. etc.

Like, one -- I think quite a few of us have done "real" activism. Organizing, protesting, fundraising, information-sharing, all that good stuff. Especially in these past few years. You can't be Asian American without having at least brushed with activism lately.

Two -- telling someone that what they said hurts or disrespects your culture is not activism. That's literally just an everyday interaction. You could have learned something and accepted it, but the moment you dismissed it and dug your heels in, then yeah, you're making it a way bigger deal than it has to be.

Three -- Asian Americans have always organized, protested, and advocated for better rights on all fronts. The bill in Florida recently passed is part of a years-long effort to make Asian American history part of school curricula (its effects are for another post entirely), Asian Americans in various organizations have been tirelessly doing research, petitioning and lobbying for better healthcare and economic aid access. The burst of Asian American shows like "Beef" and "Everything Everywhere All At Once" are part of a DECADES-long push to have our stories told in ways that aren't stereotypical and degrading. Not to mention to make sure we get equal pay in the workplace.

People have always committed hate crimes against us, but because of COVID, it jumped to a point where there was actual media coverage outside of the community. It got so big, no one could ignore us anymore. It was good to get aid from outside the community, but even now, the people organizing self-defense classes, patrolling Asian dominant neighborhoods and walking with elders so they can go places without being attacked, the people organizing food drives for those of us who are lower-income, raising money for the victims of hate crimes, fighting for us in our court cases against attackers, pushing for our voices to be heard, are us Asian Americans.

It's a lot of work. It's also a lot of work to rally people to our cause, because so many people outside the community, especially white people, will not listen, let alone help in any meaningful way, unless you convince them why they personally should care. To be BIPOC at all in North America is to do the emotional labor that white people think you owe them.

So tell me. If true activism is so important to you, why aren't you doing it?

And you know how I know you aren't doing it? Because if you can't be bothered to listen to an Asian person in small, casual, everyday interactions, what makes you think you're equipped to help us advocate for large social change?

[void-kill]

On september 11th 2001, two planes had collided with the world trade center. As the second plane had hit one of the twin towers, there was a ferry passing by in a close area. On that ferry, there was a man named Gerard Way who had been heading down to the towers to pitch a cartoon idea to Cartoon Network executives. Upon seeing this tragic event unfold, he had realized that he wants to do more in life than be a cartoonist, so he called up everyone he knew who played an instrument to start a band. the people who he ended up recruiting were his brother Mikey Way on bass, Matt Pelissier on drums, and Ray Toro on guitar. This was the begin of the band known as My Chemical Romance.

[lilacthebooklover]

i have had this thing for literally half an hour

[crowfishers]

Some days we are 💀🕸️ and other days we are ✨🎀

[razzberrimango]