#Jeffrey/spencer

[themuselesswriter]

Also Evan Peters cause this guy's been through hell

[nkp1981]

Promo Pics From The Cancelled TV Series "Rex Is Not Your Lawyer", 2010

[starsm00n]

I don’t care, if he has brown eyes. I’m on my knees.

[agentdilfhotchner]

ending the year with my 2023 dilf list ✨

[dilfluvver4eva]

will never argue with a man wearing glasses or look like they’ve never felt the touch of a woman

whatever you say, my little slutty princess🎀😋

[semiweirdshipper]

My favorite slashers.

I know it probably doesn't mean anything to anyone, but I've always wanted to make a list of my top favorite slashers and why I love them. I feel like some of the ones I listed won't surprise you, lol. In fact, none of them will. I'm very predictable. Now if I made a list of killers I actually dislike writing- that might actually surprise you.

1). Jason Voorhees

Baby boy!

I love Jason because of his character development. I've literally only written him in like three stories, but the amount of growth that he undergoes is incredibly fun to write. I'm also a sucker for physical flaws, so I think his appearance is really beautiful and cute. His backstory is heartbreaking- I probably sympathize with him the most out of any of the killers. Even without altering his personality, he just seems so much like the kind of person to want to grow and make changes (If he had the right person in his life), and I just really think he's a sweet character.

2). Freddy Krueger

Hey look! It's Jason's husband!

A Nightmare on Elm Street was the very first slasher movie I watched and it's pretty much the only slasher movie that I like. I love Freddy because his past abuse as a child is something I greatly relate to (abusive dads suck ass, bro). Of course I pretend like Freddy is not a pedophile or a rapist because that's just not fun. But altering his personality and writing him in my stories is something I've found to be an extreme joy. He's my favorite killer to write in the slasher dad drabbles. And he makes me happy.

3). Pinhead/Elliot Spencer

Pinny! My sweetest sweetheart of all sweethearts!

For Elliot, I kind of have little explanation. I think I fell in love with him because he has an obedient, submissive side to him, plus self control. The way he made the agreement with Kirsty in the movie without lying was attractive to me for some reason. His power is very interesting and unique and I've really, really enjoyed being able to mingle with it. Broadening his personality has been fun and I love using him to make other killers jealous and/or submissive. And he's adorable and sweet! Seeing Pinhead just naturally makes me feel giddy inside.

4). Herman Carter

Oh! There he is. Prince charming. The one we all expected to see sooner.

My version of Herman Carter is a character that I've grown to both love and be proud of. My altering of his personality is what brought my dbd stories to life. Every time I write him for the first time in my stories, I feel like I'm playing choir music in the background as if I'm introducing an epic character. And I love it. I enjoy it. Writing Herman is fun. His personality is so kind, charming, considerate and modest and just everything good. And that makes him one of the funnest characters for me to write. Plus I'll never forget how he was one of the first killers who I turned into an emotional supporter. When I wrote the first chapter of When a Survivor Bullies, it was such a wonderful moment because that's when something beautiful was born. Emotional support slashers.

5). Jeffrey Hawk/Kenneth Chase

The one everyones tired of me constantly hyping about!

Like Herman, I'm proud of how my version of Jeffrey turned out, and it makes me SO HAPPY when viewers admit to liking him. When I first got into dbd there was literally no positive fics with him. It seemed like everybody hated him, but not me! I'm the fuckin' king at making the biggest bitches likable! Jeffy wudn't even a challenge. Lol, but no seriously, Jeffrey is fun to write. I gave him a personality that's funny, teasing, irritating and caring while still staying true to his finger kinks. Also, I love his appearance. Hey, obese people are awesome and smexy!

6). Evan MacMillan

Sir papatron! The fictional dad of all dads!

As you can probably guess, I love Evan because I pretty much constantly write him as a overly stressed out dad. He's been both a good guy and an ass-hat in many of my stories. His personality is flexible and I find it rather simple and enjoyable to write. We have a lot in common when it comes to our fathers and broken jaws (again, abusive dads suck!) I just love writing him as the overwhelmed pops who just wants to do good but needs sleep and has way too much responsibility. Writing him in My Saddest Journey? Sooooooooo therapeutic <3 I love my papa.

[rippleberries]

Jeffrey Combs in an upcoming audio drama with Jesse Spencer, Katee Sackhoff, and Anthony LaPaglia

[sulkylittlegirl89]

can ppl not make fanfics with older men where the girl is like a little innocent baby???? it’s fucking weird

[millie-luvs]

Can yall lowkey tell I'm in my TWD phase 😭😭.

I still love criminal minds tho, so don't worry! I'll be posting both.

[demifiendrsa]

The Last of Us Season 2 | The Last of Us Day Official Teaser | Max

Season 2 of The Last of Us will premiere on HBO in 2025.

Posters

[callmebrycelee]

MY MAN CRUSH MONDAY IS...EVAN PETERS

Evan Thomas Peters is an American actor best known for his work on the hit FX horror anthology American Horror Story. Evan was born January 20, 1987 in St. Louis, Missouri. He is 35 years old and an Aquarius. Evan’s television work includes Phil of the Future, Invasion, Dirty, Without a Trace, Monk, House, One Tree Hill, Ghost Whisperer, Criminal Minds, The Mentalist, The Office, Parenthood, In Plain Sight, Pose, WandaVision, and Mare of Easttown. In addition to his roles on television, Evan has also appeared on the big screen. His film roles include Sleepover, An American Crime, Mama’s Boy, Gardens of the Night, Never Back Down, Kick-Ass, Never Back Down 2: The Beatdown, The Good Doctor, X-Men: Days of Future Past, The Lazarus Effect, Elvis & Nixon, X-Men: Apocalypse, The Pirates of Somalia, American Animals, Deadpool 2, Dark Phoenix, and I Am Woman. Evan can now be seen in the Netflix true crime anthology series Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story were he plays the titular character. Evan is 5 feet and 11 inches tall.

[miss-multifandom-mess]

I’m gonna be snappy, but this may or may not be an unpopular opinion of mine:

I think that Eugene was not in the wrong for saying that he was Negan. Because, you know what? Knowing the kind of character that he is, he only said it because he was trying to survive. How quickly he said it without even letting Negan finish the question. He didn’t have a choice; Negan took him against his own Will after he admitted that he made the bullet! He didn’t want to see anyone else getting hurt, especially after witnessing four deaths of the people that he considered his friends. Hell! He risked his neck—even when he knew the possible outcomes—of driving that trailer all by himself down the road, just so the others could get Maggie to Hilltop. And it is especially unfair to the actor, when he received hurtful comments on the internet.

I understand why a lot of people hate him for saying he was Negan. But what other choice did he have? He did what he felt he needed to do. So, in conclusion, I stand by Eugene. I don’t know how the rest of the show may play out—my opinion might change later on if proven otherwise that Eugene is not a good character. For now, I am standing by my opinion, and defending this character.

Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

[radical-ghostface]

How I'll always remember Evan Peters

[evanpetersbuttocks]

people who judge evan’s award really surprise me and make me nervously laugh at the same time and there’re good reasons for this: do you think that blaming an ACTOR for playing a role is normal? DON'T BLAMING THE POLICE OFFICERS who were NOT doing their job at the time the murders were being committed - normal? DON'T BLAMING the directors, at least, who wanted to make a film about it and open up old wounds of families - is that normal?

if we're talking about the actors, then why aren't the other actors in the film being attacked? THEY SHOULD NOT be judged, they are ACTORS who did what was expected of them. DIFFERENT FROM other personalities on whom the lives of the victims REALLY depended and who did not even lift a finger to save them. let's look at the actors and films that also showed the murders, but for some reason no one blamed them (pic pinned; this is not even the whole list). and you think it’s okay - to choose someone one, and hang on him all the fucks of humanity??

evan agreed to this role gritted his teeth, stepping over himself to show the world that everything that happened to the victims is unfair, and in response to hard work, you shit yourself and in your pants and blame him? pardon? you should learn to analyze, see the picture of the world from all sides, not only from one, and think critically before uttering such words and thinking about their consequences. my loyalty ends where injustice begins, and here it is clearly visible

(thanks @/blackhairevan on insta for list)

[garadinervi]

de Volle Maan 22: 'Engelse en Nederlandse Rationale Tekeneingen', de Volle Maan, Delft, 1976 [Exhibition: Full Moon Gallery, Delft, July 10 – August 15, 1976] [Room & Book, London]. Cover Art: Kenneth Martin, Drawing Chance and Order, 1975. Works by Kenneth Martin, Peter Lowe, Gillian Wise, Norman Dilworth, Anthony Hill, Malcolm Hughes, Michael Kidner, David Saunders, Jean Spencer, Jeffrey Steele, Ad Dekkers, Jaap Van Den Ende, Gerhard von Graevenitz, Willem Lefeber, Peter Struycken, herman de vries

[brokenpiecesshine]

The Summer I Turned Pretty on Instagram, 14/07/2023.

What a time to be alive. The first 3 episodes of @thesummeriturnedpretty season 2 are out now. 🎥 : @tyrellhampton @kellyjeffrey