#i don't drink and i'm not into clubs

[jesuisgourde]

yo how the FUCK do people make actual long term close friends in this day and age

[whimsicalcotton]

you don't gotta hold me down baby i know how to sink

[hel7l7]

teenage girl problems when i'm 24 :)

[thelovers-thedreamers-and-me]

whining

love that i cried for the first time this year (the year that not only did my father die and i haven't been able to even take time off to grieve, but i had two breakups, neither of which has really yet included an acknowledgement of the concrete ways my exes actually hurt me because i've been so fucked up all year i can't trust myself to take any actions in case i'm being irrational and mean) not because of any of that or anything else objectively bad that's happened, but because my birthday fucking sucked

[vulpinesaint]

did you guys know that the gay bar is so awesome actually

[0-0kappacino0-0]

DnD Modern AU!! Outfit Concepts!! (feat. Grimrock Trio)

This is from an AU!! me and @jesuisfinni came up with ages ago where the main party went out clubbing for Remmy's 18th. These were some fun designs I came up with for what the party plus some of their NPC buddies would look like in that AU!! with little fun descriptions (I have another post about this AU!! with a cute moment from the gays). Credit for the kickass Ezra design goes to @jesuisfinni

Order of Characters(Left-Right): Ezra Garren Remmy Suisie Hiart Thave Luuki

Also I've just realised I've never mentioned that Remmy and Garren are actually my own renditions of the characters from Jonathon and Beth Ball's Crystaline Curse Trilogy Campaign. We've long since finished the trilogy series and moved onto continuing their story but I thought it right to mention their work in these characters and I'd defo recommend reading through some of their works if you're looking for prewritten short style campaigns.

[cemeterym]

i'm begging my uni to stop making every fucking student social activity something where you have to walk around a bunch if you are a slow walker who cannot help it they literally want you dead

[taatdragun]

Pick the one you enjoy the most! Even if it isn't what ends up happening usually. (Socializing can be hard sometimes.)

This poll brought to you by a convo I had with my sister.

[wild-at-mind]

Goddamit I spent all my 20s so depressed, now in my mid-30s all I want is to have a nightlife suddenly.

[truecorvid]

i neeeeeed to go to the club i need it

[krikeymate]

I was thinking about Christina being absent a lot of the time, especially after Sam left, and it raised the question:

How does Tara take care of herself in the years between Sam leaving and coming back? Christina wasn't really present, so who bought groceries and stuff like that? Did Tara have to get a job? She wouldn't have been able to for several years because of her age, so did Christina just give her money every so often?

I imagine that her friends and their families helped out a lot, but at the same time I can't really see Tara accepting too much help (or even telling them to begin with), especially from adults/parents.

What are your thoughts?

I've mentioned here:

By the time their father left, Christina did nothing except drop off an envelope of money on the counter monthly and pay the bills. Sam learns to forge her mother’s signature to sign off on Tara’s medical needs

In my head, Sam leaving doesn't change that; Christina keeps to the routine. She pays the bills and leaves money on the counter.

We do know Tara does have a job at one point, at least the summer before senior year, because that's where she met Liv (and Vince). I imagine she did that to get experience and to start having some freedom of her own - she would have been 19 at that point. And no doubt to begin saving up in case her mother decides to kick her out. She's so unpredictable, Tara never knows what mood she'll be in: the one where she screams at her and calls her a parasite, or the one where she weeps in her arms telling her to never leave her.

I think Tara would have spent a lot of time around friends' houses - she doesn't like to be alone. Martha and Judy are always encouraging their kids to bring Tara around, always trying to look out for her - especially straight after Sam leaves, knowing that her mother wouldn't be around. They could offer her dinner, a sleepover, some snacks - but she won't accept more. No money, no clothes, no help at home. Tara shuts down the slightest hint of that. Judy helps Tara learn to drive, she allows that. She could never afford a car or the insurance, but she appreciates that she took the time to teach her anyway. Hicks feels especially protective of Tara, she could never help Sam. She feels bad that she couldn't intervene early enough to help prevent that descent, too busy trying to help Dewey with his.

[mechieonu]

just finished good omens s2. i'm in so much fucking pain and agony

[terpia]

I can't decide whether to go to a burlesque show by myself or not.

[neverendingford]

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[cetoddle-archive]

like it sounds INSANE if you don’t already get the vibe but i really don’t read horror books with the intent to be scared i read them cause i find so much comfort and fasciation in the grotesque and macabre but u can’t just SAY that to people without sounding absolutely batshit 

[forgotten-daydreamer]

^ me

Stone faced and barely moving in the club.