#somg

[asmogorna]

Ohh I think I have brain juice coming out my eeeyes

[lesbianpoetess]

its hot

i dont have an abusive ex. its just hot 30° C

[slime-the-awesomeguy]

do you remember this if you ever saw it

yah

I made.it into a song sorry guys

Brie (Barbie - Aqua cover but it's cheese)

[stardustandsixshooters]

Ok guys, I sung my time from omori

its bad, badly edited, weird sound, descynced, it sucks but here

enjoy

[rbf451]

omiaphoto ig story 18.3.2023

[potatosteinsillustrations]

Character design and Artwork for To Be Hero X by SOMG (if you haven't watched the trailer do it now, it is incredibly awesome)

[thatonegaybastard]

Me and my guilltontinensbshshsshshbd

[puppiland]

THA HAPPEY SOMG

[boymomdeanwinchester]

i am cringe. but free. carseat headrest sam winchester collage be upon ye

[shelley-parah]

Adrian Raines song for MC?

His past is full of Demons, plauged with regret. He's afraid to let his love know the true beast within. The part of him hiding waiting to be set free.

[tanglesmp3]

werewolf by fiona apple invokes feelings in me that are otherwise unknown and indescribable to man

[mimikyuno]

im literally sobbing in bed trying to sleep but mizu5 literally tore my heart out. i cant stop crying fr. i genuinely think mizuki akiyama is making history as one of the best written trans characters im so serious. the kindness and carefulness in which her story is being told is mindblowing. this event was perfect tbh. im so fr. no way after such a long wait the secret was gonna be revealed with happy tears and there. done. this event Physically altered the game. it’s the only event to do so, and the only event to end on such a cliffhanger. the way the whole event gets the player to empathise fully with mizuki - you feel her anxiety and her fear and pain. and then the rooftop scene. it was unbearable. her coming out was taken away from her. she had to see ena’s shocked expression from the sidelines. ena, the one she wanted to tell the most. ena, who has been waiting for her by her side for all this time. seeing the realization dawn on ena is too much for and she runs, like she always has. even though she Knows ena was just shocked. she Knows ena and niigo will accept her.

(sidenote i cut lots of dialogue from the screenshots above bc tumblr 10 images limit)

“you’re so kind, ena.” but that does not matter. it’s all ruined. in niigo’s eyes, mizuki was just a girl. a “normal girl”, as the classmates called ena. even if niigo accepts her, she’s terrified that they’re never gonna see her as a “real girl” again. just like her classmates. this change in their perception is heartbreaking, terrifying. and even more than that is the fear that from now on, niigo is only gonna act normal around her out of pity. the thought is unbearable. it’s all ruined. nothing can ever be like before in mizuki’s eyes. her precious, safe place was ripped away from her. mizuki’s pain felt so real and raw that i still get chills when i think of the last two chapters of this event. the way ena screamed and ran after her, her desperation to reach her, her horror at seeing how much mizuki’s been suffering, the way mizuki’s coming out was also taken away from ena. their precious moment, long awaited, stolen and destroyed by some careless, transphobic comments. “are you also a dude?”. ena’s anger at herself for not being able to reassure mizuki, for not knowing what to say in the face of all that hurt and fear.

the event ends with an unskippable black screen, and mizuki’s voice saying “you reap what you sow,” and then these lines:

mizuki’s dissociation and suicidal thoughts hit me like a truck. as meiko told kaito, this situation is so fragile. and all it took was ena’s shocked expression to send mizuki into a dissociative spiral.

(continues in rb)

[chaotic-child-changed-blogs]

loose, foot loose

kick off your sunday shoes

geese, foot geese

make me pray on my knees

[lyricallygames]

"Billie Jean" is a song by the late pop icon Michael Jackson, released in 1983. The lyrics tell the story of a young man who receives a letter from a woman named Billie Jean, claiming that he is the father of one of her twins, and demanding that he provide financial support for the child. However, the man denies the claim, insisting that he is not the father. The song is a powerful commentary on the nature of fame, and the way that it can distort reality and create a sense of isolation and paranoia. The protagonist of the song is a wealthy and successful performer who is constantly pursued by women who are attracted to his fame and fortune. He insists that Billie Jean is one such woman, and that her claim is unfounded and untrue. However, the song's lyrics also suggest that the protagonist may not be entirely truthful in his denial. He admits to having met Billie Jean on a dance floor, and even describes how she "was more like a beauty queen from a movie scene." This ambiguity leaves open the possibility that the protagonist may have had a brief encounter with Billie Jean, and that her claim may be at least partially valid. Ultimately, the song is a powerful exploration of the complicated and often unsettling nature of fame, and the way that it can lead to misunderstandings and even outright deception. The haunting melody and intense vocals of Michael Jackson make "Billie Jean" one of the most iconic and enduring songs of the 1980s. #michaeljackson #billiejean #pop #music #lyrics #lyricallygames #lyrically #somg https://www.instagram.com/p/Co91o52OO9o/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=