"I love you"
"great. Love you too. Can we go?"
"I mean, as more than a friend. Charles, I'm in love with you"
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JT and Alex Consani for JT’s music video “Okay”
Shot by ___dax____ (on Instagram)
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funnily enough I hc aventurine as a deeply sex repulsed person I just keep writing readers who are capable of flipping the sex repulsion switch in his brain lol
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“I’m actually 24” that’d be my last straw i’d actually have to punch my best friend for that
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yk what, man? I want justice for Nihachu. The dsmp fandom and mcyttwt treated her horribly, especially when she started distancing herself from W*lbur and accused the dsmp writing team (headed by him) of pushing her out. She's undergone so much abuse in her life and there is no way her relationship with W*lbur, whatever it was like, was healthy. She deserves so much love and support.
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One of the more entertaining consequences of broadcast standards for children's media during the 1980s is that villains weren't allowed to express or directly imply the desire or intent to kill the protagonist, but they were allowed to openly state their intention to eat the protagonist – provided that at least one of the hero or the villain were non-human.
(i.e., human villain expressing the desire to eat a non-human protagonist: okay; unambiguously monstrous villain expressing the desire to eat a human protagonist: okay; human villain expressing the desire to eat a human protagonist: not okay.)
This often led to interesting characterisation choices, like Shredder's strange preoccupation with making the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles into soup in the 1987 series – he's not allowed to threaten to kill them, but he can freely threaten to eat them!
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