#anyways WATCH MOONLIGHT

[ritzcrackee]

finally watched moonlight!!!! maybe cried a little bit!!!!!

[illiaccrest]

The Moon, The Star, The Sun

Or: the most important sadgirls and sadboys from Penacony who actually had no relation to Penacony

[gunsatthaphan]

13/10/1998 - happy birthday to actor, legend, bestie, crush and personal heart killer khaotung thanawat 🫶🏻✨💓🫳🏻🐈🧎🏼‍♀️😌💝

[randomminty]

I heard its her birthday and had a sudden urge to draw kirararararararrara

[dribs-and-drabbles]

CALLED. OUT.

[girl-drink-drunk]

i crave jeffrey combs' little guy energy carnally

[missionkitty]

[Image ID: a digital illustration of a large werewolf covered in dark brown hair closely holding and embracing a petite woman with light skin and dark brown hair on a dark grayish-purple background. the werewolf greatly outsizes the woman and his hand easily covers most of the woman's back as he holds her. they both look content with their eyes closed as they are close to each other. /End ID]

when i'm in that rare sleepy-but-not-tired state i always have to draw big cuddles...

[fandomfairyuniverse]

Hey let’s play a game it’s called “let these characters go to therapy please and thank you” it’s really fun

[forcebookish]

intellectually i know that i wrote today but emotionally it feels like i didn't do anything lol

[phntasmgoria-moved]

these two are the same picture and you cannot tell me otherwise—

[earthyorangeaid]

I think Moonlight Chicken is doing a really good job with their characterizations in general but SPECIFICALLY the relationship between Uncle Jim and Li Ming.

Uncle Jim is this nearly 40 year old parent/guardian who’s doing a terrible job, not for lack of trying, at being a part of his 17/18 year old sons/nephews life. Its the struggle between a child who thinks they’re an adult already, and an adult who knows they aren’t yet and doesn’t know how to balance letting them TRY being an adult, and when to treat them like the child they still are. It’s extremely realistic and awkward and sort of heart aching to watch.

On top of this, the way Uncle Jim and Li Ming act when other people are within THEIR bubble is also very realistic to their personalities. Uncle Jim seems sort of traditionally minded. Yes he has a strong support system with friends who are like family, but there’s a difference for him between that and FAMILY family. FAMILY is at home, family is Li Ming.

There’s a huge difference between people outside of the home (especially Wen) seeing Uncle Jim and Li Ming’s relationship, and people inside the home seeing it. I think Uncle Jim looks extremely uncomfortable at first having someone witness just how hard of a time he’s having with Li Ming. It’s in his private space, his family space, and he isn’t ready for Wen to be a part of that family yet. Luckily for Uncle Jim, Wen isn’t in a rush to make himself family, even though he’s pretty clearly showing that if that option were out on the table he wouldn’t say no.

Meanwhile Li Ming’s not afraid of sharing his frustration with his uncle with whoever asks about it. That being said he’s still picky about expressing how he struggles with school. I think he and Uncle Jim are both being overprotective about their most important problem at the moment. They’re not so dissimilar when you look at to that way, even in terms of their found family. Li Ming is picking and choosing who he likes and trusts with his personal life, and in a way building on top of the family his Uncle built before him by trusting Wen and Heart with his problems and affection respectively.

[apricote]

i'm pretty sure it's not smart of me to absorb the tadpoles like they're breadsticks or some shit but i just wanna see what will happen okay

[billkinspp]

ok just spent the whole day watching The Eclipse and god damn - I've been away from the bl scene online and such so don't know if it was hyped or talked about as much - this show is a winner for me. Not only does it touch on homophobia, closeted experiences but excellently includes social criticism. Ayan has to be one of my favourite characters. He is so well written and well rounded in his ideals and what he consumes shapes these beliefs. Akk's character is juxtaposed beautifully against Ayan; their ideologies, what they consume and how they are brought up shaping where they stand on maintaining or breaking law and order. Then we have Akk's breakthrough with an amazing character development as the plot progresses. I took the liberty to justify a lot of Akk's actions in idealising the school president club and built a whole character background for him based on the glimpses of hints we got throughout the show - do wish this was fully explored in the show itself but welp

ofc it's not all praises for the show cos so many things could have been done better. Akk and Ayan's first kiss almost made me drop the show with it's absurditiy and I did pause and roll my eyes at GMMTV for pulling their usual, unnecessary comedic inputs. did wish they could've dismanteled and talked more about homophbia in an all boys school, but the plot was being moved forward with a focus on tackling systematic oppression so I can overlook that.

oh and honorouable mention for first and khaotung with their chemistry ofc and acting oof

[moonlightfilly]

i've been totally consumed reading Kaleidoscope of Death it's too much fun i love gay horror

[dribs-and-drabbles]

The Thai Communal Wardrobe item #75

I'm Tee Me Too ep 3:

Moonlight Chicken ep 5:

A Boss and a Babe ep 9:

for @williamrikers 💙

[mostlydaydreaming]

The screen test between Bruce Willis & Cybil Shepherd for Moonlighting. My favorite show in my pre-teen, teen years.

Loved their chemistry!❤️