#sp Randy

[fishtanyl]

so shifty

[octoopie]

More of the coraline au 1/2

[glitcha-tr]

Marsh Family

[bullborn]

Freaky Friday AU Pt 1.

Randy Marsh, patriarch of the Marsh Family, breaks his daughters trust even further when he reads her diary and decides to turn her feelings into songs for his comeback as the lead singer of the Ghetto Avenue Boys. To make it up to her takes the family out on a dinner at City Wok, which results in another fight between the two. Two fortune cookies gifted to father and daughter by the owner turn their lives upside down.

[cathrt1c]

South Park text messages are back (mostly because I got bored I hope they’re funny)!!

[mogwaisonmars]

tegridy👨‍🌾🌿

[stricklant07]

is it just me or randy is cosplaying brokeback mountain 😭😭😭

[art-i-choked]

also finally shat out a design for kid randy so heres how all the kid designs look like lined up

have some randy concepts as a treat

[southconfessionpark]

The way Randy says “Shelly” itches my brain so good and I don’t know why

video

[doodlesmcduck]

Just some father son bonding!!! randy sure loves his son!! ☝️🥹💙💙💙💙

[th3vau1t]

on twitter i did the "give me six characters to draw" and this was the result of it all. i took me wanting the excuse to draw other characters to heart LMFAO

[kennytheworkingclasshero]

Alongside Stan, we've also seen Kenny experience addiction issues. Most notably in the episode Major Boobage, where he spends the majority of the time favouring the escapism that cat pee offers him from his day to day life. Kenny is often spending his time taking care of his sister, dealing with his parents' own inebriation and their tendencies towards domestic abuse, as well as having to go through painful deaths over and over again. The relief and happiness he feels when he is able to go into another world, where he is experiencing the things that he loves (good looking women, obviously), is enough to make him do it again and again (despite how worried his friends are).

This is similar to Stan, as seen in Ass Burgers when he has to come to terms with his parents divorce, as well as developing depression and a sense of cynicism in the world. He takes to alcohol very easily in order to numb the pain and be able to make it through his day.

Kenny and Stan are both victims of addiction being passed down genetically; Kenny with his parents being addicts and Stan with his father and grandfather being addicts. However, I do think their reactions to addiction is very different, and it all comes down to the environment in which they were raised.

For Kenny, he grew up with two parents who were very clearly addicts. There was no hiding it, they were always drunk or high and their kids knew that. Kenny as Mysterion even asked them to stop getting high as frequently as they do, which is seen in the episode Mysterion Rises when Carol says they did what he asked and they "stopped gettin' high every night." Kenny has deep rooted trauma which stems from his parents addiction and what happens because of it, like neglect and domestic violence. That is why when Gerald is giving his speech at the end of Major Boobage and he says "Problem is, the more you go into that world, the more you need to go. Until you start blowing off all the real people who care about you." Kenny resonates with this, looking down guiltily and saying to himself "Yeah, I guess so."

Him and his siblings experience this everyday and that has real material effects on their lives. This is seen in The Poor Kid when the McCormick siblings are taken into foster care because of their parents neglect. Karen asks why her mom and dad went to jail and Kenny replies with sentiments that are similar to Geralds speech, of them "blowing off" the people that care for them in real life; "Sometimes, people do stupid things. Sometimes they don't realize what should have come first. Until it's too late."

He doesn't want to become like his parents, he wants to put his family (and more specifically, his little sister) first. Because she's all he's got, because he has taken on the role of her caregiver due to his parents struggle with addiction. If he gives into his own 'needs', who will be there for her? That is why he restrains himself and that is why the way he has been brought up, despite being surrounded by addicts from a young age, has made him want to distance himself from substances.

This is not to say that Stan's upbringing didn't have an effect on his addiction, but the Marshes are able to put on the front of a more put together family due to their economic status, in a way the McCormick's simply cannot. They are middle class, Randy has a good job, they live on the 'good' side of town. Randy is a terrible father and an idiot, who doesn't put much effort into his family members lives, but he is a functioning alcoholic. It is easier to hide and therefore, Stan's trauma is not as clearly linked to substances and addiction as Kenny's is. Stan also does not hold much responsibility for other family members in the way that Kenny does and because of this, it is easier for him to fall into his addiction in the way Kenny isn't. Stan isn't even particularly introduced to alcohol by his father, but rather a group of cynics.

However, this does not absolve Randy from his responsibility for his son's addiction or trauma. It still stems from Randy, but it also functions differently from Kenny's.

[lizonbreketon]

[mogwaisonmars]

MINI ART DUMP!!!! with some stuff ranging to about a year ago too

randy jumpscare

female kyle (idk why theres so many kyles 😭)

[krokminox]

Someone please put their malewife on a leash

[art-i-choked]

you have no idea how many images of anime girls serving food i had to find for reference for this