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S6.EP9 BTVS - "Smashed" (Summarized)

[mochiiparadise]

four parties four costumes. (all the blonde characters in the world pretty much)

[strawberriianime]

drippin in b!tches

♡ giyu tomioka relationship headcanons

♡ giyu pulls the baddest bitches 10000%

♡ cw: mentions of sex, talk of oral sex and public sex, basically sex talk!

✰ When everyone first saw you they were like ???? Giyu’s so (quiet and “weird”) and you’re like the baddest bitch in the world??

✰ Sanemi and Obanai definitely thought you were being held captive. He refused to accept and believe that Giyu could even pull someone as fine as you.

✰ Tengen 1000000% thought about asking you to be a 4th wife.

✰ He’s just standing there hella awkward and you’re just clinging to his arm, he’s dating you and he’s confused as well. 

✰ Seeing that a lot of people found you attractive boosted his ego though, he was proud of himself!

✰ Rengoku was excited for him because he assumed Giyu was lonely and needed some company.

✰ You can bake well so Muichiro and Mitsuri stop by your house often because your cookies>>>>

✰ Now you two met by “chance”, it was his birthday he seemed lonely so you just popped up by him. You knew he was a hashira and had been plotting on him. 

✰ He was sweating bullets when you first asked him to spend the night with you. He didn’t sleep the whole night and was stiff as a log. 

✰ Your first kiss happened after he came back from a “long” mission (it was a week). Although you couldn’t tell, but his ear’s turned as red as a strawberry.

✰ NOW, the good stuff!

✰ The first time you guys had sex it was 1000000000000000/10. Listen Giyu might be awkward at times but that has NOTHING to do with sex ok! 

✰ You guys took each other’s virginity, the guys busy as hell so he never had time (nor put in the effort) to actually lose his v-card. 

✰ He’s packing okay, and just the right size! He’s a good 7.5 inches, quite thick with a slight curve and it hits alllll the right places. 

✰ He doesn’t have the highest sex drive but he has more than enough stamina to keep up with you. He can go a good 3 rounds.

✰ He wouldn’t admit it but he lovesssssssss getting head especially if he’s had a long day. 

✰ You guys are like polar opposites when it comes to sex. You’re riskier and he’s more private, you do the majority of the teasing BUT that doesn’t mean you the dominant one. 

✰ Considering you are so risky, he’s mastered the art of getting head with a straight face. There was this time you were giving him head while he was at a desk, and Tengan walked in talking about some nonsense and his face was just blank, which isn’t far off for him.

✰ He’s not a moaner, more of a deep groaner. Occasionally, he has let out a small whine here and there but that is very rare.

✰ He would be the type to cum inside, but not for any specific purpose. He’d just rather keep the mood going than pull out (not like you mind).

✰ He’s a ass man but he’s also a boob guy. He lovessssss sucking at your nipples, doing that alone is enough to make him cum on the spot (he has before).

✰ He’s very sensitive, so it doesn't take much to make him cum, the first time you guys had sex if you blew on his dick hard enough he’s cum.

✰ His fingering skills are out of this world, he could make you cum in 1-minute max if he really went hard enough.

✰ Sex with Giyu is special, he’s not the type to just fuck you like an animal. He’s sensual and passionate. The pace is not too slow or not too fast. He creates a steady rhythm, but if asked or if he’s already in that mood he’d go rougher.

✰ Passionate kisser now! He loves kissing, especially when you two are alone and he’s sitting down and you plopped on his pay facing him. He sucks on your tongue while you two kiss, if anything makes him submissive it’s kissing. 

✰ If you ass makes contact with his dick on accident, just know he’s hard. Random small things get him horny. Rubbing lotion on yourself? Hard. Hair pulled up? Hard. He’s just so into you that anything you do can get him started.

✰ There’s a chance that Sanemi walked in on you two having sex, he gave Giyu the stink eye for a week. 

✰ Sanemi told Tengan and Obanai, Tengan told Rengoku and whomp everyone knows Giyu is sexually active! Although they know he’s been dating you, they’re still like ???? Tengan thought Giyu would just give you a long hug and walk away.

✰ Yeah, they’re still like Giyu (camera pans to him with a tumbleweed in the background) is fucking you (camera pans with hearts and rainbows). If Giyu can get bad bitches so can the rest of the world, even Gyutaro (100 emojis)

[blackalisondilaurentis1996]

𝓲𝓽’𝓼 𝓱𝓪𝓻𝓭 𝓸𝓾𝓽 𝓱𝓮𝓻𝓮 4 𝓪 𝓶𝓪𝓷𝓮𝓪𝓽𝓮𝓻

[ellerbean]

[mars-aria]

watashi wa star! ☆彡

[fukingyolo13]

I’m not horny but…

Ok maybe a little bit

[sinceileftyoublog]

Cursive Interview: Be More Eclectic

Cursive at Riot Fest 2024

BY JORDAN MAINZER

"I saw our future and I want to go back," sings Tim Kasher on "Consumers", a standout track from Devourer, Cursive's first album in 5 years and their Run For Cover debut. The line, and song in general, feels especially prescient today, given the results of this week's U.S. Presidential Election; "A billboard sells the rich to the poor," he sings earlier. It's also exemplary of the Omaha sextet's continued ability to deliver big ideas. If early albums like Domestica and The Ugly Organ took the structure of a concept album to communicate their grandiose themes, Devourer expands its reach to other genres and mediums, namely horror, to understand the world we live in. The band has said the album's title refers to consumption, in multiple denotations and connotations of the word, from our taking in of art and online spheres to literal eating. In other words, while watching films, listening to music, and reading books is nurturing, engaging in self-righteous echo chambers can be harmful. And eating and drinking is gross: "Your gut's an old garbage can / Liver's a purple bruised punching bag," Kasher sings on the forward-lurching math rock of opener "Botch Job".

When Devourer presents surreal or heinous imagery, you're more horrified by the context behind it. On "The Avalanche of Our Demise", the narrator can't fit the titular disaster, or recognizing the climate crisis in general, into his busy schedule. "Never mind the ticking clock / Besides, you’re totally swamped today," Kasher sings. “Life’s an abscess or apple pie / So shut those demons up / And devour your slice,” he sneers on "Bloodbather", his vices overtaking his desire to self-improve, Pat Oakes' drums propelling the song along as if to encourage Kasher like the devil on his shoulder. On "What Do We Do Now", a beached whale ends up on a neighbor's curb, and the narrator is mostly concerned with reporting it to his homeowner's association. Throughout Devourer, the characters attempt to reconcile their own importance with that of the world at large, man and nature. We can see they'll eventually come up empty.

Of course, the band itself, especially on stage, continues to blare inspirationally. At this year's Riot Fest, they performed the Devourer songs expressively, Patrick Newbery banging on the keys during "Botch Job". They had played Reggie's the night before, their first time playing "Bloodbather", "Imposturing", and "Up and Away", and the first two of those got a blistering Riot Fest treatment the next day. Still, at the festival, with Devourer out for a mere week at the time, Cursive prioritized older material, which sounded just as urgent. After a plea with the crowd to vote, Kasher yelped throughout "Dorothy at Forty", Newbery's horns and Megan Siebe's cello the chaos elements. When Kasher announced how excited he was to see Mastodon and Slayer, for a moment, you could view them as three loud, rhythmically complex bedfellows.

I caught up with Kasher after Cursive's set for an interview, during which we discussed Devourer, playing live, horror films, and social media. (Halfway through the interview, fittingly, Lamb of God's set started, a sonic explosion in the background.) Tomorrow night, Cursive plays Empty Bottle; I can't think of a better place to channel post-election rage than screaming along to songs from an album whose twisted world may soon resemble our reality.

Read our conversation below, edited for length and clarity.

Since I Left You: Was last night the first time you played the new songs live?

Tim Kasher: Three of them, yeah. There are two songs off the record we toured around last year, but that's it.

SILY: Was the approach to adapting them to a live stage any different than for the songs from your previous records?

TK: It was an interesting week of rehearsals. It occurred to us, looking at one another, that we prepped them for the studio but didn't know how to play them live. Despite us having a lot of instrumentation and getting a little ornate, we also have six band members, so we have a cello, trumpet, and keys with us. We're actually able to pull off quite a bit of what we do on the album live. It's not verbatim, but that's also not necessary. We're not really interested in that. So over the week of rehearsals, we were making those executive decisions, of why things would work better certain ways, little things here and there. I think they translate pretty well.

SILY: Marc Jacob Hudson, who co-produced it, also does your live sound. Did that help?

TK: Yeah, I think it helped a ton. We kind of had organic pre-production. We wouldn't even call it pre-production; it was literally just us sitting on the bus talking about music, talking about the record, getting ready together to ask ourselves, "What do we want to do? What do we want to get out of this? What do we want it to sound like?" Marc was awesome. He really came across as an additional member, which is the best way to feel about a producer.

SILY: You didn't do a typical record release show, but you presented the album and its music videos in 5.1 Dolby Surround Sound. It's a cool way to present something as artistically intended in a format that not everybody has access to.

TK: I'm proud of how it all turned out, just because it was kind of ambitious. Doing the 5 genre videos was ambitious. It was a lot of extra work we didn't need to do. As recently as the last couple albums, we had kind of a negative attitude about the videos, because you put all this money and labor into it, and it just sits on YouTube, and what's the big deal? This time around, we had this initial cocktail napkin idea of doing a lot of horror genre videos. I've gotten to know a decent amount of horror directors, so I thought I would reach out to see if they were interested. The responses were awesome, so we decided to do it. We did a real 180 and embraced videos this time. Because we did 5, and made them not just promo material but their own thing, with VHS tapes, it's its own project, connected to the album, but different to the album. We did lyric videos for the rest of the songs. I'm really excited about it. Ultimately, we're going to have them all up on YouTube, and I'd encourage people to consume it in that way. If you want to put it on your TV and watch, it's not the worst idea.

SILY: The album is very cinematic, and my favorite type of horror films are, at their heart, social tales that use horror to say something else. Similarly, on this record, you use horrific imagery to talk about climate anxiety and late capitalism. Was that your intention going into it?

TK: I'm still figuring that out. [laughs] When a record comes out, it's an opportunity for me to start understanding a little bit better what the record is about. Everybody is taking it in and giving me their reactions, which informs me. I wanted this album to be more eclectic. I put some extra effort into listening to the whole catalog, and it reminded me that 20-25 years ago, our MOs was to be eclectic. We didn't want to put out a heavy album, pop album, or mellow album. The last few Cursive records--and it's not a bad thing--lean pretty heavy, which is my growth as a writer getting more excited about louder, heavier music. I want to be a part of it. When I was listening to this album, thinking what it was about, what the title should be, I kept thinking to myself, "Damn, this is still pretty aggressive, loud, and angry, so thankfully we have these eclectic, poppy, quiet songs. But this is more pissed off than I realized it was." An early album title I had for it was Bruiser because the album seems like a bully to me. It's got a bad attitude. Devourer ended up being a variation on that. It's the type of title that does fit in with the horror genre. The best analogy is humanity devouring this planet, but with the artwork, I think of it in more sci-fi and horror elements, or a suggestion of the planet turning on us.

SILY: As much as the album sounds hard and heavy, you have the horns and cello to balance it out. You might be the only band with a cello to ever play Riot Fest.

TK: I don't know. I bet not.

SILY: It took me until yesterday to see an acoustic guitar. Horns, though, there's enough ska here to go around.

TK: [laughs]

SILY: I really like the line at the end of "The Avalanche of Our Demise" where you're talking about the apocalypse having to wait because you're too swamped. I feel like the album has a lot of themes of you balancing personal crises with the world's crises. Is that something you think about pretty often?

TK: A song like that gets pretty snarky. I'm not being hard on any specific person, but on a lot of social media, there's a lot of virtue signaling. You see a lot of, "I'm really down for the cause, and I've got some time between 11 and 2 on Saturday." There's hypocrisy in all of us, me included. It's important people understand I'm wagging the finger at myself. I don't want to be like that, but sometimes, you're slammed, and you mean well, but you're coming across like a fucking asshole.

SILY: You touch on that on "Imposturing" as well.

TK: I probably shouldn't be too hard on myself...I just don't want to be virtue signaling, myself.

SILY: I love the image of a beached whale on a sidewalk curb on "What Do We Do Now", how you're worried about what the HOA will think. You do have to laugh at it all. You can have these genuine feelings of concern and empathy for causes while also recognizing that people often post on social media out of the desire to gain social capital.

TK: I wanted to go surreal with that song. I was imaging, "What if some of the world's big crises landed at your doorstep?" How would people react?

SILY: Do you foresee these songs evolving as you play them live?

TK: Absolutely. There's already songs that I think were a little bit too slow on the album.

[canmargesimpson]

Okay but…. Megan Thee Stallion doing a Inosuke cosplay?? HOT

[ovalleba]

Taken by the Necromancer #TeaserTuesday

  Paranormal Women’s Fiction, Urban Fantasy, Vampires Date Published: September 20, 2024   Briley Reed never expected to be a vampire or thought she’d find herself heading to Eerie, but a brutal attack changes everything. When a mystery man sends her to Eerie to find Atticus, she realizes just how much her life has changed. But could it be for the better? Atticus Maguire wants to be left…

[bookjunkiez]

Taken by the Satyr Blitz

  (Taken 5): A Paranormal Women’s Fiction Novella Paranormal Women’s Fiction / Urban Fantasy Date to be Published: February 16, 2024 Publisher: Changeling Press, LLC     Preston, son of Hermes, has a secret. He’s been cursed to live as a satyr — a monster with a dubious job he hates. He knows love is not in his future. Can’t be. Then he meets Lulu — the daughter of a witch and Elf. A woman…

[missgirlsthings]

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𝐚𝐮𝐠𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐬𝐥𝐢𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐝 𝐚𝐰𝐚𝐲 𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐚 𝐦𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞

hi everyone and welcome back to junos monthly newsletter !!! i hope uve all had a wonderful month, whether its getting warmer or colder where u are (thank god its warming up here i would be dying if it was still winter) and i hope u enjoy this months edition ★ 

𝐬𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐲

this month was actually one of my fav months of the year so far, my mental health is doing so much better and im finding that the weather is really impacting that. usually its not this warm and sunny but i am so fucking thankful it is !! i had my huge performance this month and it made me super excited to join more music groups and js about performance in general, its such a wonderful night of the year and i always feel so sad when its over !

𝐦𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐜

monthly playlist charm - clairo manic - halsey short n sweet - sabrina carpenter  hypochondriac - brakence better off - esha tewari home video - lucy dacus

𝐦𝐨𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐬 + 𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐰𝐬

» buffy the vampire slayer - up to season 2 i started watching this show this month and ohh my god i love it !! buffy is such an icon and i love the plot and general vibes, i cant wait to watch more ( cordelia, drusilla and buffy are my fav characters so far btw ) » the perks of being a wallflower (rewatch) - 9/10 i always forget how devastating this movie is and then i watch and im like oh! this is soul destroying! but i love it soso much and it always makes me cry » jennifers body - 9.5/10 oh my god. i love this movie soo much megan fox is so fucking hot and its so iconic and aah im. yeah. love.  » (500) days of summer - 8/10 love this movie !! i loveee the non linear storytelling and i think the acting suits the genre and vibes so well, it wasn’t boring at all which i loved. very nice chill vibes tho » deadpool - 8/10 this movie is soso silly, i love the dynamic camera and again, the non linear storytelling is so yummy. i did not appreciate the like 20 min sex scene as i watched this w my dad but i rlly wanna watch the second one !! » janet planet - 4.5/10  idk this movie gave me weird vibes u can read my review here » thirteen - 8.5/10 the vibes? immaculate. wardrobe? im so jealous. taking drugs? not cool. very stressful at times but i still loved it

𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐬

» lolita - unfinished still reading it !! its a little hard to get through but i do like picking it up and reading a few pages every day, its getting so strange but the writing is so enchanting i cant stop reading lowkey … hopefully it’ll be done by the end of next month !! » the virgin suicides - unfinished been reading this occasionally and ohh my god i love it. the whole narration/how its being told from a sort of unknown perspective in a documentary style is so yeah. im so fucking hyped to finish it » my year of rest and relaxation - unfinished yes i am reading three books at once and yes it is slightly inconvenient but !!!! i got this book recently and its so… dreary?? but i love it ?? i feel like i dont have to have my literary analysis hat on to read it which is nice compared to the other books im reading rn.

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[38teirrah83]

I’m trying to get into more anime, too. I finished watching JJK, so far and loved it (don’t ask me anything about cured energy and techniques✋🏾🛑)

I also watched Demon Slayer; omg, it’s my baby.

I’m gonna have to find time to re-watch MHA, AOT, Blue Exorcist (thank you Megan🙏🏾). The two aforementioned were pretty much background noise😭.

I also wanna try Death Note (I only watched the first episode, so far); Hunter x Hunter (same with the first one); and Full Metal Alchemist. I hope I’m not disappointed.