The Adventures of Foxy Vegas

Feminist Ex-Stripper, Polyamorous Princess, BDSM Queen

[scrumptioushottubgentlemen]

Hannibal's sexuality is:

Gay 🏳️‍🌈

Straight 😑

Bi 👋

Cannibal 🥩

Murderer 🔪

a secret other thing 🫢 (comment!)

Voting ended onMay 25, 2025

[foxyvegas]

Clearly, pan 🍳

[disgustinghuman]

⚧️ trans existence will continue to flourish and outlive every empire and person that has tried to extinguish it ⚧️

[lavenderlion]

This might suck to hear, but if you're a people pleaser that is motivated by praise and avoids disagreements, you are easy to manipulate.

When I was in therapy after surviving years of domestic violence, my therapist had to tell me that my personality was primed for abuse and we needed to work on that so I would be better equipped to see the red flags and respond appropriately in the future.

I'm still working on this, and it's been 8 years. If you tell someone how you want to be treated, what behaviors you don't tolerate in your life, what you're looking for in that relationship, and they react negatively, don't compromise yourself. Just move on.

This one's for all the praise-kink girlies: differentiate, self-actualize, stay sexy

[lavenderlion]

This resonated with more people than I thought, so here are some phrases to practice when you would normally default to people pleasing:

I'm not comfortable with that.

I'd rather not, but thank you for the offer!

You're welcome to disagree, but that's not something I'm okay with.

No.

It's personal, and I'd prefer to keep it private.

That doesn't work for me. How about x

I respect your opinion, but I'd rather do it my way.

That is behavior that I don't tolerate.

To each their own.

I'm not looking for feedback right now, but if I'm looking for input later, I'll let you know.

Oh, I'm not sure I agree; I thought x

When you did/said x, I wasn't okay with that.

I don't accept your apology.

I can accept your apology once you've addressed the problem.

Hey, could you help me with x?

I need to stop.

I need some time to myself.

Just remember, your thoughts, feelings, and opinions are what make you unique, and you can change your mind later, so don't be afraid to say them out loud. Work through things. Don't dodge them.

[super-who-locked-me-in-here]

I MADE MORE HANNIBAL MEMES (SPOILERS)

[foxyvegas]

My first fic is up on AO3, under Grunok. Keen to make other friends who write Hannigram, so please inbox me if you like what I've got so far. More is coming, thanks to some really helpful feedback I've already received 🥰

[deathbydistress]

I had to get this out of my brain, but i genuinely feel like Will would be a vast contrast as a killer to Hannibal. Hannibal has his strength, his expertise, and years of doing this.

Will doesn’t.

sure he would follow through with the entire ritual, but the initial kill would feel feral. Damn near blitz attack. Because that surprise is his upper hand. No one expects a sheep to actually be a wolf.

[schilesteacup]

Exactly! That one scene with Randall Tier is proof that Will won't hold back on killing. He's basically "no thoughts, mind be killing" and he goes all out feral and wild.

That's exactly his becoming.

[foxyvegas]

Hannibal as Vampire vs Will as Werewolf

[goth-willgraham]

(click for better quality)

poem by : Charles Bukowski

[tethered-heartstrings]

[hannigramficrecs]

Hey can you recommend to me some of BDSM or smut Hannigram fic? Thanks

Where Death and Sex Kiss Like Palms in Prayer by DefierOfCynicalNarratives [words: 10,360]

It's Valentine's Day, and Will, bratty power bottom that he is, is hellbent on goading Hannibal into fucking him in a restaurant bathroom. Hannibal, ever indulgent, plays his part with dedication, and provides Will with some 'zero thoughts, head empty' relief via choking. Leather gloves feature heavily!

Only the Tender Meat by Isagel [words: 7,157]

Will has nightmares. Hannibal soothes them.

Touch me by whiskeyandspite [words: 2,444]

The police van crashes, and our boys are free to bait and catch a Dragon. But before that… they have some catching up to do.

The Sugar Bowl by BelladonnaWyck, raiast [words: 25,250]

Will waves his phone in Beverly’s face, holding back the scream he feels perched on the tip of his tongue. “What the hell would inspire you to do something like this, Katz?” When the screen goes black he opens it again, a page on the display showing a profile with his name and basic details, and an artistically shot image of him on the front lawn of the university, studying anatomical references for his latest sculpture.

Performance by sweatygraham [words: 3,310]

A Tattle Crime article containing an interview from Jack Crawford's new trainee, Clarice Starling, implying that Hannibal will grow bored of Will sets in motion a plan to make Will jealous and drive him to kill because of it. Not everything, however, goes quite as Hannibal thought it would but perhaps goes even better than he could have ever imagined.

certain dark things by multifandom_fanfic_writer [words: 28,091]

“Now, you will kneel.” Will opens his mouth and issues his Command. And Hannibal, who has spent forty-four years defying his dynamic, who has never once in his life followed anyone’s commands — falls to his knees.

Tricking Myself Nice by StratsWrites, whiskeyandspite [words: 18,197]

Forcibly sent to therapy with Dr. Lecter, Will goes from wanting to mess with the doctor's head, to wanting to get inside of it.

Papa Bear by strangestorys [words: 10,915]

Hannibal begins adjusting to their new life in a remote mountain cabin by growing a beard to blend in with the locals. Will responds enthusiastically. Shamelessly fluffy.

Enchanted By Your Name by CarnivalMirai [words: 9,207]

“Now, my husband would prefer it if I got the job done quickly.” He says, slashing down the back of each gag as he passes each man, watching as the silk falls gracefully to the floor. “However, I want to have some fun. Considering you’ve troubled my husband so much… it’s only fair, right?” One of the men whimpered fearfully.

Rasasvada by whiskeyandspite [words: 3,623]

A shameless smut piece about Will's reasons for not wanting to be touched… and why Hannibal is the only one who gets to touch him.

tied up at the moment, come back never by harleygirl2648 [words: 1,800]

“Your biggest secret isn’t the cannibalism, it’s that you are an absolute masochist.”

[foxyvegas]

Only The Tender Meat by @isagelc is the best Hannigram fic 🥺 I wish they would write a sequel!

[sherbies]

“i am a full-time student working hard to get my degree in design and pursue a career in animation, graphic design, or illustration.”

[sherbies]

i finished him

[sherbies]

update: my portfolio professor wanted him in a series

[sherbies]

i think i’ve done some good work today

[madlyfluffy]

@11cats

[memecucker]

what if i told you that a lot of “Americanized” versions of foods were actually the product of immigrant experiences and are not “bastardized versions”

[ace-and-ranty]

That’s actually fascinating, does anyone have any examples?

[memecucker]

Chinese-American food is a really good example of this and this article provides a good intro to the history http://firstwefeast.com/eat/2015/03/illustrated-history-of-americanized-chinese-food

[voxiferous-deactivated20171119]

I took an entire class about Italian American immigrant cuisine and how it’s a product of their unique immigrant experience. The TL;DR is that many Italian immigrants came from the south (the poor) part of Italy, and were used to a mostly vegetable-based diet. However, when they came to the US they found foods that rich northern Italians were depicted as eating, such as sugar, coffee, wine, and meat. This is why Italian Americans were the first to combine meatballs with pasta, and why a lot of Italian American food is sugary and/or fattening. Italian American cuisine is a celebration of Italian immigrants’ newfound access to foods they hadn’t been able to access back home.

[songofages]

i think the halal snack pack is a good example of this in australia.

[thetasteoffire]

Corned beef & its presence in Irish-American immigrant diets (as a result of their close proximity to Jewish neighbors, esp in New York) is another good example. 

[dinosaurjam]

I actually didn’t know this stuff! Huzzah for learning.

[pluckyredhead]

Jewish-American cuisine as well! I highly recommend the book 97 Orchard: An Edible History of Five Immigrant Families in One New York Tenement if you’re interested in culinary history and the way immigrant cultures both change and assimilate into the culture of their new home.

[kedreeva]

A New Theory of Gravity Could Explain Away Dark Matter and Energy

By treating gravity as an emergent phenomenon instead of a fundamental force, emergent gravity theory negates the need for dark matter and dark energy to explain the universe. Any theories that could help us reconcile the conflicts between the theory of relativity and quantum mechanics will bring us a huge step closer to understanding our physical universe.

This is actually really exciting??

[kedreeva]

#science #i don’t remotely understand this (via @ambientcrows)

Okay, that’s fine! You are actually not alone, I just fumbled through explaining this to some friends! I only just found this today so I may not be 100% accurate, if anyone knows better they can correct as needed!

Basically what the current theory of gravity (the theory of relativity) says is that gravity is a fundamental reaction. Gravity is what happens when spacetime curves around mass/energy- that curving causes two objects to move toward one another in space.

The problem is that the general theory of relativity doesn’t explain quantum physics. It cannot explain why the outside edges of galaxies goes zoom in ways they should not, unless there is an unknown factor. Until now, Science was like okay, what if Dark Matter and Dark Energy are a thing, where Dark Energy is what causes the universe to expand and Dark Matter is matter we can’t see, and actually haven’t even proved exists yet. Like, we’re literally making that shit up because nothing else we had made sense, and assuming that Dark Matter exists and is affected by gravity in ways which would explain the zoom allowed us to move on with theorizing things. Which was fine.

But then this guy, Erik Verlinde, comes along and is like okay but what if we go back and assume that our understanding of gravity is what’s wrong?

What if instead of gravity happening (spacetime moves and that movement causes gravity to happen), gravity emerges (the fabric of the universe has gravity stored inside its structure and spacetime and gravity emerge together from that structure). As its own thing, alongside spacetime (which is also a product of the structure of the universe), with its own behaviors and stuff.

And emergent gravity CAN explain why the edges of galaxies go zoom (I do not understand the math behind it I’m sorry!), without needing to rely on “idk let’s say Dark Matter and move on.” Already it’s allowed Verlinde to accurately predict the movement of stars on the edges of galaxies on its own. (of course, bear in mind that it does not explain EVERYTHING. yet. but it does bring physics and quantum physics closer to being able to work together).

Which makes all of this actually really cool, because it means that this huge assumption we humans have made and based a lot of stuff on for a while (dark matter existing) may be wrong, BUT we may have figured out WHY it was wrong, and that means we may be able to start doing things right, and that always leads to even more fascinating discoveries and advancements in science.

[jumpingjacktrash]

scientists have known all along that dark matter and dark energy were placeholder concepts, so this theory is a huge relief. it is MUCH easier to revise our understanding of gravity – which we never properly grokked in the first place – than to work around A Lot Of Stuff Which Is Totally Undetectable Except It Fucks Up Our Math.

[heroofthreefaces]

gravity emerges from her well to shame mankind

[trickstertime]

Damn, gravity, why you always gotta be pullin us down?!

[stayingwoke]

[intergalacticsociety]

But they aren’t documented so they wouldn’t be pa…..nvm

[stayingwoke]

This is a huge misconception for regular Americans. When the government uses the phrase “undocumented” they’re using it incorrectly because if they were truly undocumented then they would’ve be in system. However these immigrants are in the system and they pay taxes, file tax returns and get no benefits that citizens and legal residents get. They also get to see ICE showing up at their doors because the government has their addresses. Fun fact. “Undocumented” workers pays $12 billion dollars every year in taxes. https://www.google.com/amp/www.forbes.com/sites/niallmccarthy/2016/10/06/how-much-tax-do-americas-undocumented-immigrants-actually-pay-infographic/amp/

[flockof]

Reblogging for info.

[bemusedlybespectacled]

“Undocumented” just means “without papers,” i.e. a social security card, valid visa, etc. They’re still on databases and whatnot, they just don’t have the documentation that allows them to reap the benefits.

[bonusfries]

so if it didn’t click- the government is aware of their presence and gladly taking their money under the table while simultaneously promoting the idea that undocumented people are a threat and encouraging hatred and distrust of them it’s super messed up, literally the scheme of an evil villain, and it’s really happening

[crunchbuttsteak]

Not to mention that they’re still paying regressive taxes like sales taxes and the property taxes that’s baked into rents.

[weirdnessisgood]

[67-percent]

dont go in

[gravegospel]

go in

[allthenamesilikearetaken]

i want to see the cat

[zenpencils]

“The real damage is done by those millions who want to ‘survive’. The honest men who just want to be left in peace. Those who don’t want their little lives disturbed by anything bigger than themselves. Those with no sides and no causes.” - Sophie Scholl  

Sophie Scholl was a German activist who spoke out against the Nazi regime and was a member of a protest group called The White Rose. The group mainly consisted of students in their early twenties who were fed up with the totalitarian rule of the government and distributed leaflets urging their fellow Germans to oppose the regime through non-violent resistance. On 22nd February 1943, after the release of the sixth White Rose leaflet, Sophie was arrested by the Gestapo, convicted of treason and executed that same day by guillotine. She was 21 years old. 

Celebrating International Women’s Day (Mar 8th) this week #iwd2016

[lady-feral]

Holy shit.

It’s time to be a torch.

[smeliot-deactivated20220528]

add your own new dog breeds

[thesouthernwind]