#aiden shaw

[vietsoul]

Marcus Iron & Aiden Shaw Descent, 1999 - Hot House, dir. Steven Scarborough

[mydreamfortress]

Warm, masculine, and classic American.

[a-state-of-bliss]

Lui Magazien Nov 2013 - Eniko Mihalik & Aiden Shaw by Mark Segal

[ginboysblog]

[disarmluna]

[mytvjunk]

20+ years later and you're STILL questioning your relationship with Big? I thought we moved on from this nonsense....

She's been asking this same question since the beginning of time!

If Carrie really felt that Big was a mistake, she would've left him a long time ago...instead she kept going back to him every single chance she could, even when she wasn't single.

Girl, bye!

[frankkingakingproduction]

Frank King - a King production

Male Models • Men’s Fashion • Male Celebrities • Fitness Models

Aiden Shaw, circa 1980

[best-character-named-x-poll]

have you done your daily click

[pigeon-princess]

Treasures from my Curse of Strahd zine exchange with @eliotbaum, @vivtanner and @nudlmonster I am completely besotted😭♥️. I still cannot believe how beautifully Eliot drew Silas, I have been staring at it for hours on end.

[frankkingakingproduction]

Frank King - a King production

Male Models • Men’s Fashion • Male Celebrities • Fitness Models

Stallion Magazine November 1992 - Aiden Shaw

[capseisen]

A "selfie card" + three full-body illustrations. Shaw [they/no pronouns], Aiden [he/it], De'ran [they/them], and Karl [no pronouns]. ,,March 2023

[carnirot]

POV: U HIRED THIS GUY (2023)

and u tried to fire him during ur walk to the bus stop but he sends you a cursed image instead.

[oxfords---notbrogues]

Aiden Shaw

[mytvjunk]

The most unrealistic storyline they've given Carrie so far is that she would ever become a cat lady. She doesn't do animals, unless it's in a form of a purse or a head piece.

Let's be for real...

[maddiesbookshelves]

25 books for 2025

Thanks for the tag @agardenandlibrary ☺️

Honestly, I just want my physical TBR to go down, but there are some books I really want to read before the others. Although I didn't really put them in any kind of order here

Le Paris des merveilles #2, Pierre Pevel (and #3 I guess)

Blackwater, Michael McDowell (the whole series, really)

A dowry of blood, S. T. Gibson

All these sunken souls, anthology (mostly for Joel Rochester aka fictionalfates)

Nettle and bone, T. Kingfisher

These violent delights, Chloe Gong (from my advent calendar)

The dark days club, Alison Goodman (also from my advent calendar)

The ballad of songbirds and snakes, Suzanne Collins

Camp damascus, Chuck Tingle

The locked tomb #1, Tamsyn Muir

Reread The ruin of kings #1, Jenn Lyons (so I can do the whole series)

Reread Iron Widow (Xiran Jay Zhao) so I can read Heavenly tyrant

Dr. Greta Helsing #4, Vivian Shaw (coming out this year)

Le jour du caillou, Véro Cazot (story) & Anaïs Flogny (illustrations) (it's a graphic novel)

The jasmine throne, Tasha Suri (and then read the whole trilogy if I like it)

Before the coffee gets cold, Toshikazu Kawaguchi

Pageboy, Elliot Page

Coraline, Neil Gaiman & illustrated by Aurélie Neyret

He who drowned the world, Shelley Parker-Chan (I need a refresh but I don't have the strength to reread book 1)

Any of the Jules Verne I own, honestly. At least one

Nous, Christelle Dabos

Any of the 2 Osemanverse books I still have to read, so either I was born for this or Radio silence (Alice Oseman)

The priory of the orange tree, Samantha Shannon (one day I'll finally read it)

Ariadne, Jennifer Saint

The sunbearer trials, Aiden Thomas

Tagging some people but feel free to participate if you want!

@profiterole-reads @therefugeofbooks @cleopatras-library

[schoonheid-1229]

Aiden Shaw