#Monica's Weird

[lauferisms]

Monica's Weird, My First Novella!

Do you like Dark Science Fantasy, unconventional protagonists, and the storytelling of games like Half-Life?

Well, I just published my first novella! If you can spare a few dollars, I'd be happy to read your thoughts!

It's about a dystopia, a fairy, and Monica, the emotionless girl tying them all together.

[picspammer]

[oldshowbiz]

A prop from the Bewitched episode Samantha the Sculptress (1969) is on display as part of the David White shrine where the familiar character actor is entombed at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

[raining-anonymously]

your soul belongs to me, my love.

[neptunezo]

jayroy is so monica and chandler coded omg

Jason and Monica are lowkey both neat and control freaks (obviously more Monica) and both feel under appreciated by their parents. They both discover who they are and learn to love and accept themselves of course with the help of their silly sarcastic boyfriend who just happens to be their older brother’s best friend. Roy and Chandler, 1, have had past addiction issues (chandler and his smoking, not matthew perry, rip) but both choosing to right their addictions. 2, Both use to be in a band *teehee* and 3, both want love but find it hard and have bad luck.

plus you’d get the iconic scene:

Dick: MY BEST FRIEND AND MY BROTHER?!?

Roy: Look we aren’t just messing around, I love him

Jason: I love him too

(super sappy looks between the two)

Dick: my best friend and my brother!!!!

AND ALSO THE “I am not high maintenance” SCENE IS ABSOLUTELY JAYROY and little parts of my heart smile

[dutchs-blog]

Angelina Jolie VS Monica Bellucci

[xinyuehui]

PHILIP NG as WONG GAU ┉ KING

Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In (2024)

[llamaisllama777]

Can I just talk about how dark I realized these episodes are.

I mean, it deals with child murder of course, it's dark, but it just dawned on me how messed this is for everyone involved.

Monty (Monica <- What I call female Monty) has been hiding in the vents during work hours to make sure no kid dies goes missing.

Ballora seems to be dealing with this all in a pretty strange way. She seems almost indifferent to what's happening but also obviously cares.

Puppet has secluded herself in the security office, watching the cams for the past. What three days now?

I don't think it's hit Sun just how bad this is yet. I mean obviously he cares. A multiple kids have gone missing but it feels like the reality of it really hasn't hit me yet.

Vincent, in today's episode, seemed pretty upset about it, too. Those kids died on HIS watch. He probably feels responsible for their deaths. Keep in mind that Vincent has kids, too. So, this probably hits harder for him. Those could have been his kids if events had gone differently.

Eclipse.... honestly, I think he could care less. I really don't know why he's helping. Is it a sense of duty? Is it cause it's technically his job now? Is it cause he harbors some secret resentment to himself for not saving the July 16th kids? Or is it just cause he doesn't want his new place to get all bloody? Or is it the contract Puppet has him in? But for whatever reason, he's here and is being a big help. Thanks, Eclipse.

Most messed up of all....

F.C. saw a kid die in front of him. F.C. is just a kid himself... that... that is messed up. He couldn't do anything to help he just stood there in shock and horror. Powerless to help. That's messed up.

And Monica was in the same room as Evelyn's body. She was right under Foxy and Monica's nose. She was so close to her.... that must have been horrible to realize.

I am really loving this whole arc for EAPS, but DANG! IT IS MESSED UP!

[god-of-this-new-blog]

“For a master of deception and subterfuge, You’ve made yourself quite the bed to lie in”

[nice-bright-colors]

We can live beside the ocean

Leave the fire behind

Swim out past the breakers

Watch the world die

Yeah, watch the world die

[here-there-everyfuckenwhere]

I saw this post the other day that said something about how back in The Day, most sitcoms were about a group of friends or a family, and very little was ever said about their jobs and what they do for a living. And now all sitcoms are set in a workplace and very little is said about people’s lives outside of work and I just wanna say; Ever since I read that post, I have been ripping my hair out.

Because like. Yeah. That’s basically it, isn’t it? In the 80s and 90s it was all about hanging out with your friends at the coffee house or spending time with your family after work and on the weekends, and that was the most important thing in these characters lives, and now it’s just. Work. Friends outside of work? Don’t exist. Family outside of work? Don’t matter. “Workplace romances” is such an overused trope nowadays because these characters don’t meet anyone outside of work. And it’s never really fulfilling work, either. Normally it’s an office or someplace where people wish they were doing something else.

Kicking, screaming, biting ect ect.

[m3rcuryxd2763]

Finished!

It looks a bit wonky 😭

Suggestion/idea by: @ask-mayfly !

[unbearable-lightness-of-ink]

unexpected book fair find of the day: Dionysus in Wisconsin and Old Time Religion, which came with postcards that look great on the fandom wall. sups excited to meet @pretensesoup and cannot wait to get into these

[sainthel]

[cherry-treelane]

if a non-shameless fan saw the discourse surrounding the frank-monica-fiona dynamic they'd think well what the actual fuck is going on here

[auxilioooo]

carols version of “language” is saying flerken whenever people are about to cuss in front of kamala and monica. kamala because carol sees her like a little sister, and monica because she is still in slight denial that monica is technically supposed to be 40 years old, and also because she sees her as a sister and doesn’t cuss infornt of her sisters