#lenny posting

[babyindeath]

Lenny in furs

[babyindeath]

Quite honestly I’ve just taken it as a given that he was bisexual ever since I read this like three yrs ago… cohen purists aren’t ready for that conversation. I have read Beautiful Losers, also

you probably all knew about this already but i did not. excuse me while i go insane

[comfortstars]

what are some of you guys woman/girl blorbos. like female characters you are utterly obsessed with

[abovesn4kes]

Totally forgot to post the rest of these designs here! More to follow soon :-)

Doodles below!

[birthofvcnus]

rdr2 characters + iconic tweets: part four

part one / part two / part three

[babyindeath]

This quote is an excerpt from Leonard Cohen’s last written letter to lifelong friend, lover, and muse, Marianne Ihlen of Norway, just before she passed away in 2016.

[lenny-link]

Kinda a rarepair but thoughts on Mediscout? Idk why I like them I just think they’re cute

⚠️ cw: blood and suggestive joke (? idk how to tag cw thing, nothing graphic dw lol you’ve been warned anyways)

i love mediscout in a very unhinged and unserious way

i believe they're both incredibly effervescent characters, and if they team up, chaos is bound to happen lol

that's why i believe pairing each of them with a calm partner (heavy/sniper) works well, kinda to help balance their chaotic energy

overall very silly ship 10/10 :3c

[carmenpeach]

[synthsays]

The good guys always die

Chamber of Relfection - Mac DeMarco

[babyindeath]

I’ve had this photograph on my wall for years; fun fact. Love it very much

Leonard Cohen, 1970s (Photo by Graham Bezant/Toronto Star via Getty Images)

[lumibuns-blog]

Idk they are very silly to me

[babyindeath]

I’m making a collection

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

Lenny + Midge + Parallels, Callbacks, & Foreshadowing (Seasons 1-5) 

+Bonus

[valfeathers]

“baby, both arms cradle you now,

both arms cradle you now”

[comfortstars]

i ship m/f ships but in an incredibly bisexual way

[arthursfuckinghat]

There's thousands of details in rdr2 that I really love, and I say it all the time, but if I had to pick one as my favourite? It would be the campfire interactions.

From chapter one to even the epilogues, there's always something going on around a campfire.

It's always touched me in an emotional way, but the vulnerability, honesty and silliness that comes out of gang members during late night/early hour campfire conversations? It's truly a beautifully written and well executed feature that I spend a lot of time paying attention to.

The campfire is almost like the gang's communal safe space. They're free to talk, vent, sing or play instruments, and the others around will simply sit and listen or sing along. They bond over sharing these funny stories and tall tales, you have the opportunity to learn so much from the gang members by just listening around the campfire.

Lenny will talk about his father and their hardships, Hosea will talk about how much he misses Bessie or how special Dutch is to him, Reverend Swanson will be open about his addiction and the relationship he has with religion, Abigail will voice her frustrations about John, Bill will talk about how he got discharged from the army, John will talk about his worries regarding Dutch's leadership, Micah will talk about damnation and being prepared for hell, and Javier will be open about Mexico or his mother passing away and not being able to bury her.

There's plenty more, there's hundreds of different campfire interactions, but on a rare occasion - Arthur will talk. He'll sit down and begin apologising for how things have turned out, he'll admit how he's struggling to find a way forward for everyone and that he doesn't want to die but is willing to, then he'll ask for their forgiveness and excuse himself shortly after.

I find it hard to describe how despite gang members having differing options of each other, there's an unspoken mutual closeness that they share whilst talking around the fire. They'll jest and laugh and quip, but they'll also simply listen when they need to.

It's so wonderful.