#drughead

[mireilol]

Sufferer.

Hey guys it's mirei and I'm laying in my bed as I write this

It's cold AF but I kinda like that sometimes...

I'm snuggled in the sheets,holding hello kitty close to me and decided its about time I make another comeback here on my blog

I've been wanting to write about more of my struggles and strengths so here we are

Initially I'd like photos that go well with a blog but today I will be using some of my recent hot pink selfie's I took not too long ago...

Geez,where do I begin....

Happy merry Christmas new years to you guys

It's amazing how fast these years go and it's always a crazy balance of good and bad stuff happening in mine and my families life.

Right at this moment December 30th at 1:30 am I am feeling very d3pressed and very lonley two things that have stuck with me my whole life and I feel blessed to have found the answer to this

The reason why I go through these emotions isn't just from my autism but because of my career choices,skipping events I could have gone too and even refusing to speak to people when they are clearly within arms length from me

I always talk about wanting to have Alot of friends and go on Alot of dates but I know all of that stuff isn't as easy as it sounds and probably not as fun It sounds either

I purposely decided to stay home rather than go meet people just because of my last experiences meeting real people

I feel so awkward around others and I can just feel when they aren't really interested

They just want to see if you're gonna do what they do

And I always ask God why does he always introduce me to the drugHeads and the liars

Because I freaking dislike those people so freaking much...

Friends

So having friends is supposed to be one of those things in life that's supposed to make life worth living

But I have to disagree because friends can hurt you so much that you don't want toLive anymore

These are people who see a deeper emotional side to you and once exposed they can manipulate you into what they want to see out of you and hear from you

Unfortunately I am a sufferer

A person who is very sensitive and is usually on the edge

Meaning I let things eff me up real bad

Not many people in the world care about sufferers like me so knowing that I've got to make myself feel better often times

Because at the end of my days it is up to me to smile or change my mind

I still have a warm invite inside of me to let people in my heart

And I recognize that I shouldn't keep this hidden

I can still try and I'm happy I still have hope

Lovers

Lovers feel like what I ultimately need most times my heart aches

Because I know I want to love someone but I also have be very careful about my mental illness

Alot of men love vulnerable women and bad people love emotionally damaged people

They will pray on me if I am not careful

And I do think I am because often times I kick these kinds of people out of my life

They are surprised like they didn't think I was going to have BallsBut I do

And it does still make me suffer Alot saying goodbye but it's something I have to do and I have to continue to cut toxic men and bad people in general out of my life

My heart is still strong enough to love someone and treat someone good

So because of this I will still try and show that man that I am a serious woman 🎀

I'm mature enough to know that adults have types of relationships they want to be in

I personally feel like I'd accept most forms

Just not ones that invite others in our relationship for an example

And a temporary relationship isn't ideal but I'd love to explore that some day too because even a lover like myself needs someone on certain occasions ⭐

I am twenty nine now and I still have hope even after the damage and crying nights ... The little fire in me reminds me to keep trying and do better for me,my family and my followers 💕

[yappingwithlaney]

I don’t want Drew’s name to associate with her,He is talented actor who worked hard to be where he is.She is basic nepo baby,who is privileged to be on red carpet,yet having audacity to look like drughead.

Y’all gave her too much clout,because she is successfully confused everyone with their ‘relationship’. When the truth is that -Drew doesn’t care about her,so neither should we,period.🤌🏼

i completely agree with this. i am so tired of drew’s name being associated with her, and you’re right. we give her way too much clout which as we’ve said before is exactly what she wants. she leeches onto drew for this very fucking reason. that’s why she is with him the MOST, it gets his fans talking and she loves being the tiniest bit relevant, it’s not even that hard to notice that she does this 🥴

and you’re right, we shouldn’t care about her or even act like we care about her. however some of these conversations are fun for us to talk about so i don’t necessarily want to stop lol. it’s a double edged sword. i have said the same thing you did but i know my followers like to discuss it and as long as it doesn’t bother me to talk about it, it’s hard to stop lol. but i do hate giving her relevancy because she’s a literal nobody who mooches off drew’s name.

[viatamoarta]

fun activity to do when u go out: if your native language isn't english then speak to old people on the street "hello help i need one million dollars to gamble otherwise my pen will get blue"😈😈 old people called me a drughead but no this is my natural rizz 😜😜

[richardspenderposting]

the two types of self inserts of middle schooler age i do for this fandom is like

type 1: traumasona, lonely child, afraid. this one is a reflection of my past.

type 2: will just crash straight thru a window to get to class on time. mr spender has had to endure my si falling thru the ceiling (you know those school ceilings with the squares? yheah thru one of them) or busting down a window or just... randomly crawling out from under his desk. he's confused. how did that little shit do it this time. this fucker lives under the mayview bridge and probably snorts meth that drugheads leave around. this one is me if i had creative mode and was dropped off in mayview then de-aged.

[sapphicgarlic]

i literally have no respect of empathy left for my mother. she complains my room is messy and she always have to clean after me but the thing this: that drughead son of a bifch does nothing in her life. she wakes up, rewarms food, complains about everything cuz she has nothing better to do, take drugs and sleep. and not to mention she can just ignore and not clean my room but she literally isnt able to. like idc??? like at least she does something in her life then??? she is 53 but i have 70 year old professors that look better than her. my 80ish year old gyno has a better grasp in reality than my mother. let that sink in

[hellokittyslut669]

Are you a drughead?

Are u?

[symphorophilia-limbo]

I had a dream last night of u attempting murdering me, I remember that feeling of ‘what a thrill’.

I got hit back hard and I miss that drughead skinny kid, so close to death.

Never mine

Forever yours

[eclogues]

[whteorchids]

 “  do you not remember the D.A.R.E. program ? y'know, the whole drughead pipeline thing ? i might sound like an afterschool special, but i'm one that's trying to look out for you. do you really want to be bailing him out every night and trying to raise kids ? ”

  “ you sound like an after school special. ”

[lemon-scented-roses]

If you love cuphead , then get ready for it’s lesser known predecessor drug head featuring line man, pothead, bong dude, heroin henry, Penelope pill, and mushroom max, remember those run and gun levels well we have our own version of that too it’s called take and bake you take it and try not to get baked it’s kind of in the name and each of those many bosses are unique and interesting characters(druggo versions of bosses) follow around these cautious cousins as they roam around the drug addicted ink Isle while trying to get a puff,shot,snort,gulp,and munch from that devil

[dissoziativaphencyclidin]

welchen tag haben wir? ach stimmt, dienstag. der tacho sagt, wir ham’s 4:46 uhr. SUCHT IST KEINE CHARAKTERSCHWÄCHE. juten morjen!

[nerdycanible1]

the last one from domestic, kyalin pls 😊

Thank you for your ask. I written it this morning but couldn't post it till now. I hope you don't mind my crappy writing. I hope you enjoy qwq

Lin inhaled the lightly air, the chilling autumn air already signaling that it was beginning. Lin took one last deep breath of the air and soon pulled out a cigarette. She lit it and soon she inhaled the sweet and addictive taste of the pollution.

She was invited to a sleepover with the girls and Suyin was already passed out from the alcohol she was sipping and Izumi talking to Kya. Everything was supposed to be a peaceful night but for some reason the police officer was restless.

Her mother forced her to take 2 weeks off to rest her nerves. Listening to the soft lapping of water at the shore was something she never quite got used to. She missed the sounds of cars, the twinkling of lights and as odd as it was the different smells of pollutants and food.

Lin could still see the scene before her, a homicide that was a mess. It shaken Lin to her core seeing the younger woman, a girl near the age of her sisters. Lin's fingers twitched as she didn't want to think anymore more of it but of course that didn't work.

Suddenly the sounds of the sliding door being opened signalled Lin to snuff out her cigarette. Lin was ready to snuff it out she heard Kya's voice. "You don't need to put it out."

Lin turned her head to see the waterbender and she furrowed her brows. "Wheres Zumi?" She asked softly.

Kya smiled and walked towards her and draped herself agaisnt the railing. "She went to bed 2 hours ago."

Lin's brows furrowed and looked at the moon and then inside to see it dark inside. "I... the lights were just on though." She mumbled thoughtfully. She looked down to see she smoked 4 cigarettes.

Kya could see Lin start panicking and she pressed a hand to her lower back. "You're okay Lin." She said softly. "What's on your mind?" She said rubbing her back.

Lin swallowed roughly and sniffed the cigarette out and pinched the bridge of her nose. With a heavy sigh she brushed her fingers through her curls and looked back out to the moon.

"Something bad happened Kya." She brushed her fingers through her hair to try and get a grip of herself. "I usually am okay with all kinds of cases. Thieves, accidental crashes, homicide." She whispered the last part.

"I'm usually fine with them but... with the way Su's being. The constant rebelliousness... the way she sneaks out at night."

Kya watched as the nervous woman began to ramble. The job appeared to be breaking Lin's emotions and brain.

"The homicide... was a bad one. A drughead killed a girl just because she didn't have any on her. It was a mess." Lin gripped her tighter and inhaled the salty air.

"What if.... what if that happens to Su? Then there would be nothing I can do." She breathed. "She no longer listens to me. Chief doesn't do anything... what am I to do?" Lin looked over at Kya with tears in her eyes. "Not to mention the fact that I just... I feel so weak. Upon seeing the damn girl I froze. I couldn't do shit. I was taken out of there. No doubt everyone is going to start talking about me." She blew out a breath and sighed.

Kya sighed and pulled her in for a hug and hugged her tightly. "I want to tell you what I've learned on the road this past two years." Kya leaned more against Lin as she felt Lin grip onto her.

"There will always be bad guys. Always be bad people in the world to do bad stuff. And there will always be people like you Lin. People that will protect others." She inhaled gently and cupped her cheek.

"And then you have the drifters. Or people that are trying to figure themselves out. Lin... Suyin is a teenager. A girl trying to find what she wants in the world." Kya could feel Lin's jaw tense, she knowing Lin wouldn't like this at all.

"Suyin is going through tough shit. Just like you are. You remember how hard you pushed yourself just so you can be the best that you are. You used to wake up at the crack of dawn to work out, to try and please your mother."

Lin growled softly and tried to step put of Kya's embrace. But do to Kya's holding she was trapped. She never knew Kya was this strong.

"Suyin is trying to find herself. She's scared can't you see? I admit she's a brat but what can we do? The more we try to control her the more she will try and break free." Lin sighed and pressed her head into her shoulder.

"Suyin isn't that girl you saw. Suyin wouldn't let anyone touch her. Suyin would beat their ass. You know why?" Lin looked up searching for the answer in her eyes.

"Why?" She asked softly feeling a bit better having Kya be by her side.

"Because Su was able to take you down." Kya laughed.

Lin growled and pulled out of her hug and crossed her arms. "Not funny." She grumbled hating Kya now.

Kya chuckled and wrapped her arms around her, ignoring Lin's pushing away. "Kya I swear if you don't let go of me now I'll-"

Kya leaned forward and pressed a kiss to her lips. Lin's lips tasted of tobacco, and the alcohol she drank a couple hours ago. Kya pressed her agaisnt the railing as she gripped onto her hip.

"You would never let anything happen to Su." Kya murmured against her lips. "Lin Beifong wouldn't allow it."

Lin blushed in the kiss and closed her eyes. After the kiss she sighed and leaned into Kya. Her fingers fingers her dress and holding onto her, preventing her from leaving. "Thank you Kya, I really needed that."

Kya rubbed her back and cuddled her Linny. "The kiss or the talk?" Kya said cheekily.

Lin laughed and rolled her eyes. "Don't push it." She snorted.

"Worth a shot." Kya mumbled kissing her temple.

[girlinyourphone]

going to become a drag king called foursythe “drughead” twentleton jones III and lip sync only to dialogue from riverdale scenes spliced together with like songs about weed this is my post art school 5 year plan

[keanuquotes]

i-D Magazine, "The Sound Issue" (UK), April 1993

KEANU ACHIEVES NIRVANA

Interview and Photography by Stephen Hamel. Additional Research by Matthew Collin, David Eimer and Stephanie Dosunmu

Hollywood Sex Symbol, Righteous Dude, Air Guitar Expert, Buddhist? While Preparing for the Forthcoming Film The Little Buddha Keanu Reeves Fell In Love With Buddhist Philosophy. Here He Talks About That "Audacious" Experience...

Keanu Reeves: without doubt, the sexiest young male actor on screen today. However, from the air-guitar-wielding dude in the two Bill and Ted films to the FBI man undercover as a surfer in Point Break, the impressionable young nobleman in Dangerous Liaisons, and, most recently, the unfortunate Jonathan Harker in Bram Stoker's Dracula, Keanu has asked as many questions as he's answered.

First off, why do people (yes, that's girls and boys) find him so irresistible? He's not a Swayze hunk or a clean-cut Cruise or a Jason Priestley dreamboy. Instead, he has this unaffected gawky charm, a loose-limbed posture, a certain wayward innocence; there's something completely uncalculating about his personality that attracts people to him. He'd have been perfect as a leading man in the Hollywood of the '30s with the goofy glamour of a fantasy boy-next-door.

Secondly, can he act, or is he just the Bill and Ted dude surf-speaking his way through parts that are way too weighty for his flimsy talent? Opinions here differ. He was impressive as the wayward son of a businessman potentate in Gus Van Sant's tale of street misfits in Portland, Oregon, My Own Private Idaho, an update of Shakespeare's Henry IV in which he played the middle class kid alongside River Phoenix's narcoleptic drifter, slumming it with the rent boys and drugheads, all the while anticipating the time when he has to embrace the straight world, reject his lowlife friends, put on a suit and take over his dad's role.

Reactions to Francis Ford Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula were less positive. Reeves struggles with an English accent, not to mention a wooden role, causing titters in British cinemas with his unintentionally comic renditions of expletives like "blooming" and "bloody."

Born in Beirut in 1964 and brought up in New York and Toronto, he started acting at 15 and had his first role in the forgettable Rob Lowe ice hockey romance flick Youngblood in 1986. Punk aficionado and bass player in the thrashy mutant rock band Dog Star, Reeves' career has, to some extent, been defined by his face.

However, he seems to have escaped the fate of the 'brat pack' of the early '80s -- Charlie Sheen, Kiefer Sutherland, Rob Lowe and Emilio Estevez -- who had bright starts but ended up in dodgy films and straight-to-video no-hopers. Reeves has already gone further: actors say that the three most desirable directors to work with are Bertolucci, Scorsese and Coppola; Reeves has already done two of them. His career could be seen as evidence of the increasing power that young, hip actors have in Hollywood these days. None of the above directors (nor Gus Van Sant, for that matter) have any real box office pull: their films don't make any real money (although Dracula did alright) and they need people like Keanu even if they don't have the same intense talent as Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel or Christopher Walken.

You could draw a comparison between Reeves and Mel Gibson, who started out strictly as beefcake but escaped the stereotype by taking on risky roles (appearing in Kenneth Branagh's interpretation of Much Ado About Nothing is a step in the right direction for Reeves, rather like Gibson's Hamlet). He's past the stage of taking on roles just because they're there and will probably end up forming his own production company and picking projects more judiciously.

Historically, those actors who the camera and the public love do alright. And although the jury is still out on Reeves' long-term worth as an actor, he's more than bankable and the parts keep coming. This year he'll be starring in Much Ado About Nothing, but the most exciting project on the horizon (it'll probably come out next year) is his role as Siddhartha in Bernardo Bertolucci's Buddhist epic The Little Buddha. Currently blanketed in secrecy, The Little Buddha is a fairy tale set within a contemporary framework. The story of the search for the reincarnation of a dead lama, it contains within it the ancient myth of Siddhartha, the central tale of Buddhism. Siddhartha, born a prince, was cosseted in luxury by his father, before rejecting his privileged enclave to seek spiritual fulfillment. This eventually came after years of fasting and deprivation, while sitting in meditation under a tree, where, finally enlightened, he reached nirvana....

The film, reportedly, will look spectacular. Filmed in Kathmandu and Seattle, it's being made by the same team that produced Bertolucci's visually amazing Chinese dynasty fable The Last Emperor. This is Buddhism for the mass market. But for Reeves, Siddhartha has been more than just another role. "He was a great spiritual, intellectual, social redeemer, a radical," he says with the respectful awe of a novice. "He became a liberator within his lifetime. People took up his practices, his ways." Soaking up Buddhist teachings through books and then, in Nepal, through direct contact with Buddhist lamas, there's a sense that the experience has struck a chord deep within him. "You're just invigorated by them," he says of the lamas. "Even now when I read books I find myself getting energy from them. I feel it going up my spine, up my back. All of a sudden I'll be bolt upright as I'm reading. I'll stay awake longer, I'll be more active. It's very, very cool!"

Reeves was interviewed in Nepal by film-maker and photographer Stephen Hamel, a friend of eight years' standing, just after completing the filming of his part. The conversation shows a more thoughtful, introspective Keanu Reeves than we're accustomed to. "This was a huge thing for him," says Hamel. "He was overwhelmed by this whirlwind of experience that affected him a great deal, made him start questioning himself."

Reeves certainly seems serious about it. You couldn't imagine the Keanu of Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure talking about dharma -- but that was five years ago. From dude to Buddhist? Perhaps it's still too early to pin Keanu Reeves down.

i-D: How did you get involved with Bernardo Bertolucci and The Little Buddha?

Keanu Reeves: Bernardo had seen My Own Private Idaho and he saw me. I didn't know anything about Buddhism. When I was a kid my mother had Chinese artifacts, so to me Buddha was this big fat smiling guy. I come from a background that is not Christian. My mother is English and has no interest in the church, no Western religiosity. In my life I have searched for and asked about God. I joined a Bible group for a bit when I was 11 but it was boring. We met in New York City in a hotel and Bernardo told me the story of the script. He spoke about the lamas he had met and how he had come from a non-religious background, a disbelieving aspect, and he felt he had met religious men and they infected him, you know? And as he told the story, I was crying, I was very excited to be there. When I said I was crying, I didn't, like, drench my jeans, but I was fucking moist on it because it was very sweet and moving and I was affected by seeing this man affected. I was thinking, my God, this is audacious!

While you were filming Much Ado About Nothing in Italy, you met the actor Brian Blessed, and he helped you out with preparing for The Little Buddha.

There was something about Brian Blessed which made me think that he meditated. He's an actor, he climbed Everest, and there was just something about him that made me want to ask him about the dharma (truth). So I asked him if he would spend some time with me, teach me about meditation. I had to prove to him that I wanted to learn. He taught me a basic, very simple meditation. It was my first introduction to many other experiences, to a magnetism that draws you. Throughout the three months that I've been involved I've had many examples of running into Buddhists out of thin air. Driving to Florence to meet my sister and picking up a hitch-hiker and me just asking out of the blue 'are you Buddhist?' And yes, he was. It's occurred many times. Sometimes I've had moments when it's been a little maddening -- like, leave me alone! Man, these fucking guys! There's a power about them, things get taken care of for them without them asking for it. Higher energies, I guess.

When did you start to get totally immersed in Buddhism, on your first visit to Nepal?

I started to have books shipped out to me whilst I was doing Much Ado About Nothing, and began reading, practicing posture and sitting. The first things I learnt were the four noble truths: suffering, the cause of suffering, the path that leads to suffering, and the sensation of suffering. The Buddhists believe in no 'self.' The 'I' -- what we call the 'ego' in the West -- does not exist.

When I was in Nepal to do the costume fittings I met a 'master', a Rimpoche (Buddhist adept), who was working with Bernardo. I had some sessions with him doing personal training, he gave me a couple of meditations and he spoke to me about basically working on the notion of 'self'; you have to come to terms with that, then move onto subtler, greater aspects, and basically come to compassion and wisdom and happiness.

When I began working with the Rimpoche and dealing with the sense of self and the practices that he taught me. It's terrifying, it's so painful it's terrifying to give up that idea and the whole notion of the 'I' itself. The Rimpoche said to me do not take what I say on faith! Taste it, bite it, test it like gold. That is Buddhism's strength. It's not proselytising. A Buddhist will not make you fucking say 14 Hail Marys before they give you food. It's not about that the principle that has kept me interested in this is that Buddhists are interested in truth. The bottom line is love and compassion and kindness and happiness.

You were obviously very influenced by the Buddhist teachings. Did you want to become a monk?

No, but there was something inside of me that wanted to. There was a part of me that was searching for a vow to take, you know? There is something in you that can put you over the edge and basically it is only now that I am considering Buddhism. I am going to continue to study it.

How did the influence of Buddhism affect you as an actor?

I've trained as an actor for the past ten years: watching myself, asking why do I feel this, what do I feel now, physically learning expressions, trying to delve into the emotional and intellectual aspects of relationships. And this helped me. It's been therapeutic in a sense -- I've been training my mind.

The first shot you did for the film was the scene of Siddhartha's enlightenment. How did you prepare for that?

I just tried to invoke in myself a calm and a vastness. Bernardo had a picture from a book of the facial expression that he was interested in seeing. I would just try and relate to that and conjure it up.

What about the restricted diet you had to eat while you were doing the scene where Siddhartha is naked and starving himself in the forest?

You and I know, I fucking love feasting! Feasting is one of the great joys of life! But in the past couple of weeks we've been doing the mortification scene, so l fasted; I had an orange and ten litres of water a day, it's crazy, things are revealed to you, that's one of the kicks! Siddhartha was this man who was seeking release from old age, suffering and death. He was conquering his body, he was conquering his desires, his cravings, he was testing himself. He thought, 'if I can conquer my desires, I will be liberated'. You should read some Dalai Lama books, he's very eloquent. There's this one book I've been reading recently called Kindness, Clarity And Insight; if anyone wants to have a little taste of any of these things, they should try to read it.

What's the overall tone of the film?

We're doing a fable-istic, emotive and compassionate representation of Siddhartha. That's my view of it. It's trying to push out and magnify the pain that this man felt.

How are Buddhists going to react to this film?

I don't know. I haven't seen the film yet.

Originally the Indian director Satyajit Ray was against the idea of a film about the story of Buddha. There must be other people who think that too.

The film isn't about the story of Buddha. It's a representation of Siddhartha and his life. Bernardo has been very careful about his responsibility. Tradition, ritual and practice is reflected in the film very accurately, and the teaching of the dharma is subtle, rich and deep, and hopefully that will help.

How do you feel about going back to Los Angeles after the filming?

I've come to believe that there is so much ludicrous about America, I can't even believe it! (laughs raucously) Being here (in Nepal) I realise the sewage is so good in America, how we take care of our shit -- the technology is so great, the industry of America is so beautiful. You can see its wonderful, incredible promise -- the potential of a land to really, really help everyone with its ideas and machines, to really fucking help everyone.

When I arrived in Nepal, I'd never ever seen anything like it before in my life. It was amazing. The shock of seeing the culture, the cows everywhere, people brushing their teeth in the street, the bare feet. How did you deal with that?

I had the really bizarre feeling of being very comfortable and not thinking that it was strange at all. It seemed to make sense. I like cows! One of the most amazing things was an evening I spent at a sacred burial ground where they burn the dead. The sun was going down. On one side was a Hindu temple, some monkeys and dogs; on the other side were people praying and the preparations for a cremation. There were children playing around and selling food and the monkeys were playing with the dogs, the river kept flowing and the sun was going down and the whole of life was there. I didn't grow up on a farm, I grew up in the city. As a bourgeois white boy, sometimes you don't get to see the whole thing -- the morning, the joys, the children, the beginning and the end, the respect and the holiness. The feelings that coursed through me were awe, respect and just being a part of it and looking at all these different people. That was, to me, the most affecting time I spent there.

So you're going back to LA in two days.

Whoo hoo! It's hilarious, man, I've had, like, visions in my bathtub, of going home, lying on my lawn and pouring red wine over my head, soaking myself, going 'forget it, I'm just going to be an ordinary guy, just eat and shit and love and do whatever, man!' I'm looking forward to seeing my friends and family and riding my bike, hanging out and reading, eating some crab and relaxing. I shipped all my books home -- I'm very interested in learning more about the doctrines, maybe becoming Buddhist. In the world that I'm in, you just want to talk to your friends, hang out, kick back; it's hard sometimes to see deeper things. All we want to do is be happy, have a sense of ease, comfort and joy. Most of us aren't looking for anything beyond that. We all want pray to something, we all feel that something more is 'out there' sometimes. I know I do. And all this has helped me come into contact with that -- an actual experience of it. And that is cool!

http://www.whoaisnotme.net/articles/1993_04xx_kea.htm

[thelesbianlegacy-swtor]

NEW TAG OC GAME CAUSE SOME OF YOU DONT LIKE NSFW AND ITS OKAY

I JUST DOWNED HALF A LITTER OF PEPSI. CRACKHEAD HOURS ARE ON

Tag the OC who is a SIMP.But not for a SO. but for like ANY piece of hot ass she sees

Tag the OC with the FITHIEST mind. That fucker who sees a rock and could make a joke about sex

Tag the OC that lives out of DRAMA. That little bitch who loves to know rumors and shit

Tag the OC who is the SMOOTH BRAIN. The one that sticks her tongue into a metal wall in Hoth

Tag your OC who is the animal lover. THe one what cries when you gotta kill Tukata hounds even when they are chewing herlegs

Tag the OC who is a NERD. The one that knows what type of socks Satele Shan uses because she said it once on a interview

Tag the OC with the worst luck on the Galaxy

Tag the OC that likes the SPICE of the Galaxy. Akka the drughead

@starlightjedi @thebreadtree  @swtor-legacy-sitcom @swtor-lewau-legacy @swtorpadawan  @kifariel @darkowl-records @swtor-legacy-sitcom @raven-of-domain-kwaad @rosyycheeks @rainofaugustsith @swtorpadawan @starlightjedi

[rainofaugustsith]

OC game!

Thank you for the tag @thatmmolesbian! This one was fun too. ^_^ Tag the OC who is a SIMP.But not for a SO. but for like ANY piece of hot ass she sees Marlena would come closest. She's now a happily married woman, but when she was single and roaming the galaxy, if she hit it off with someone she did not hold back.  Tag the OC with the FITHIEST mind. That fucker who sees a rock and could make a joke about sex If Viri's talking to Lana, she absolutely runs with every sliver of innuendo she can find, but that's only for when they're talking to each other.  Tag the OC that lives out of DRAMA. That little bitch who loves to know rumors and shit Jia would probably come closest. She doesn't live for drama, and is more likely to sit back and watch it than start it, but she's the one who knows every bit of social gossip about everyone.  Tag the OC who is the SMOOTH BRAIN. The one that sticks her tongue into a metal wall in Hoth Ror. Hands down. She's quite an overachiever at this. Shasi is the runner-up, but Ror wins this category by a mile. Tag your OC who is the animal lover. The one what cries when you gotta kill Tukata hounds even when they are chewing her legs Viri. Viri hates killing civilians and animals. She will stun, redirect, do whatever she needs to do to try to avoid either scenario. Viri saved the exoboars at Vaylin's palace and keeps a refuge on Odessen for animals who are too injured to return safely to the wild.  Tag the OC who is a NERD. The one that knows what type of socks Satele Shan uses because she said it once on a interview.  Depending on the subject, that is Jenari, Shasi or Suvia. They are the ones who know every sports stat, every cast member in a film, the color shoes a minor character was wearing, what was said on page 232 of a 1000 page novel.  Tag the OC with the worst luck on the Galaxy

Suvia has not had the best time of things. She went through all the rough moments of the Sith Inquisitor story. When the Eternal Empire attacked Marr's coalition, she ended up frozen in carbonite and being a wall ornament in the Zakuulan royal palace for seven years. Viri only found her by accident, despite searching high and low. And after she was unfrozen, she discovered her Dark Council seat was gone and so were almost all of her holdings. And then she discovered her previous girlfriend, Ashara, had searched for her for years, but had finally given up and fallen in love with someone else and married them. And THEN she discovered Moff Pyron was alive but all the Silencers that had been HER fleet weren't anymore, and Pyron was working for someone else.  So yeah, things have kind of sucked for Suvia. 

Tag the OC that likes the SPICE of the Galaxy. Akka the drughead None of mine are into drugs. I think Marlena and Auyrini might indulge socially, if they were at a party and someone offered them a joint sort of thing, but it would end there.