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[bernardcalet]

Landscape in the stone, 2024

Photography

[upandnorth]

[vigrotter]

Furry fnaf art jumpscare

[justkillingthyme]

Has anyone considered giving Clark a ponytail? Cause I’m considering giving him a ponytail

[darkhatkid]

This little guy approached you. They see you. What do you do?

[h0-seok]

I wanna kiss and bite those thighs... Damn!~

But what's holding you back?

[darkmasterofcupcakes]

There's few things I'd like to potentially see in future Helluva Boss stuff (and likely will imagine to happen at some point even if we don't see it in the show itself), but there's one thing that I kind of feel we need to get at some point.

And that is, we need an episode where Millie gets focus...and Moxxie has little to no real involvement. Or, at the very least, he can't be a major part of the plot or conflict. Because ultimately, that's been why Millie's still kind of a flat character, despite being in basically every single episode and having a decent amount of screen time in each of them. Even when episodes offer a pretty easy way to give Millie some real development or attention....Moxxie basically steals the attention from her? Either because the conflict is more focused on how he feels/his development (Harvest Moon Festival and Unhappy Campers), or Millie's motivation in the episode is all about Moxxie (Truth Seekers).

At this point, I really do think the only way Millie will be able to get an episode that really gives her the depth she needs, is if Moxxie is given as small of a role in that episode as possible.

[intcritus]

hiatus.

[jhsharman]

"Wheel of Fortune"

Betty does not know what a skateboard is in 1965. To be sure, I don't know that I would know what the kid is holding -- micro aboard indeed. Kind of covering your tracks on early renderings of products just then hitting the mainstream.

[maddiesbookshelves]

Got some Peau d'Homme goodies thanks to my internship!

I absolutely loved this when I read it back in January. I didn't even make a post about it but here's a blurb:

In Renaissance Italy, Bianca, a young lady from a good family, is of marriage age. Her parents find her a fiancé to their liking: Giovanni, a rich merchant, young and pleasant. The wedding looks set to go smoothly even though Bianca can’t hide her disappointment at having to marry a man she knows nothing about. But before the marriage, she learns the secret held and bequeathed by the women of her family for generations: a “man’s skin”! By donning it, Bianca becomes “Lorenzo” and enjoys all the attributes of a young man of stunning beauty. She can now visit the world of men incognito and get to know her fiancé in his natural environment. In her male skin, Bianca frees herself from the limits imposed on women and discovers love and sexuality.

I loved our main character and how her story will resonate with a lot of people/women. It was fun, emotional and just absolutely beautiful.

I highly recommend it to people looking for feminist and queer narratives, especially if you appreciate historical settings. Plus it's a French bande-dessinée available in English (A Man's Skin), so if you've never read any, here's your sign!

See under the cut for a surprise blessing

He was asking for cuddles and kept rubbing his head on my hand while I was trying to take the picture

[nightseeye]

Im so absurdly sleepy today and like. I know Why but like. Still

[sandygarnelle]

[rioblitzle]

working retail

[canisalbus]

✦ Pebble ✦

[sannuiz]

POV : you're about to get served the most bomb food to ever exist possibly