Fanfiction 4ever

She/her, mid 40s. 🇦🇹 More reblogs than original content. Posting everything I fancy.

[a7estrellas]

PEDRO WILL GET A STAR IN HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME 🥹

[bilibiche]

Spike and Buffy

[slayerbuffy]

I am tired of defensiveness and weird, mixed signals. Let's just get to the truth here, okay?

Buffy and Spike in Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997 - 2003).

[lifeafterpsychiatry]

It's a lot healthier to go for a daily walk than to sign up for a gym membership you won't be using because you hate that kind of exercise. It's a lot healthier to eat a frozen meal than to skip a meal because you were too tired to cook something healthy. It's a lot healthier to take a quick shower than to procrastinate an elaborate routine for days. Don't aim so high that you won't be hitting anything!

[creamypancakebatter]

this is actually really helpful and affirming thanks

[breelandwalker]

[briikasar]

hottest things din djarin does

- stare at people

- drop the crest out of the sky to evade or attack. That entire maneuvre

- the slutty lil knee stance

- sighing

- getting in someones face when they piss him off. Like he consistently stands RIGHT up in their business

- when hes talking to someone who is clearly some type of nefarious, and lets them think he’s going along with everything they say (“agreeing” to find and “kill” ahsoka in s2)

- the wide shots where he’s far away and looking toward the camera (again idk)

- the way he goes statue-still sometimes (esp when stressed out). Like every muscle in his body is pulled completely and totally taut

- the way his stance shifts and his body braces RIGHT before a fight

- his pained crackly groan when he gets up after being knocked down. Its probably a stock sound they reuse but maaan is it good

- actually all of his noises of discomfort are amazing

- scanning a room

- the way his helmet jiggles around when he talks

- darksaber

- getting injured. limping. labored breathing.

- being kind to people consistently

- honoring his word, even if it means certain death

- when he makes some dark ass jokes about dying a horrible death?? Hot.

- when he’s comfortable around people and his cute ass personality shows. Yes i’m talking about “Wizard.” When he’s with peli

- flying/piloting ships

- understanding how ships work intimately. He knows every part. Likely was educated on this, so he can be self reliant and never stranded.

- the way he speaks to everyone equally. He doesnt baby or coddle. He speaks to the kind lizard lady the same way he speaks to cobb vanth. He’s genuine.

i need to cut it off here or this post will never end lmfao

If i have more to add i’ll reply to this post as a part 2

[a7estrellas]

PEDRO PASCAL enjoying his tacos de birria

[jumpingpuddlespodcast]

Stargate Atlantis | 3x20 First Strike

[tuskenraidermemes]

Armorer tusken, pass it on

[tiktoks-i-enjoyed]

[lunarichards1989]

Too cute 💚

[mapsontheweb]

Ultra-processed food as percentage of household purchases

Ultra-processed food as percentage of household purchases

[a7estrellas]

PEDRO PASCAL for Fantastic Man magazine

[a7estrellas]

PEDRO PASCAL for Fantastic Man issue 42 photographed by Ethan James Green

[a7estrellas]

Pedro stretching before filming… this is sending me

[userautumn]

i love fics that feel so... grown. fics about adults that were written by adults who have years of life experience under their belts who pour that into their writing. fics where you can tell this is a person who has lived through a marriage or a divorce or a child or children or parent death or any number of Huge Life Events because the way they write with an emphasis on the highs and lows of the human experience rather than an emphasis on tropes (not throwing shade) is just so. oh man, it's just so fucking good. if my blorbos are grown men, grown women, grown people, i love it when they feel like grown people, not just extensions of the (young) author's imagination. (still not throwing shade). you know?

[lenkenvenom]

Frankenstein (2025) by Guillermo del Toro

The Creature.

[vampiredaisiesss]

The monster was beautiful, actually.

Elordi being hot as Frankenstein’s creature isn’t some modern thirst trap twist, but it’s closer to what Mary Shelley meant in the first place. Her monster was supposed to be beautiful: black hair, perfect teeth, features chosen “as beautiful.” The horror wasn't in ugliness by design, but in the uncanny wrongness of reanimated dead flesh in motion. Once brought to life, Victor's creation became "a thing such as even Dante could not have conceived."

That’s the point people miss. Shelley knew monstrous men rarely look monstrous. They’re charming, magnetic, soft-eyed. They make you forget where the danger lies until it’s too late. Del Toro’s casting of Elordi just brings that truth full circle that the real monster isn’t the one with stitched skin or the dead flesh. It’s the man who believes he can play God, who mistakes creation for control, and abandons his "son" on the whim.

Especially in our current age, when AI threatens to replace human creativity, when tech bros fantasize about transcending biological limitations, when the question "what makes us human?" feels more urgent than ever—del Toro's Frankenstein arrives with eerie timeliness. The story is, perhaps even more relevant than ever before, with Victor portrayed as the true monster, as he always should be.