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KIROKAZE
todays bird
hello vonnie
sheepfilms
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Xuebing Du
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

Discoholic 🪩
cherry valley forever
d e v o n
Cosimo Galluzzi
The Stonewall Inn

pixel skylines

oozey mess

Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
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@liftmykilt
Stop carrying old feelings into new experiences.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZKmXnzKumH/
I love this idea so much, even though I know it won't happen.
Bernie Moreno is keeping shut about Max Miller beating his daughter because Max has blackmail on Bernie being gay.
Bernie was a Columbian immigrant and retained dual citizenship, and is now "tough on immigration". He had a car sales business and screwed his employees out of over $400K.
In short, the perfect Republican.
Over two decades of Putin’s propaganda machine operating in the US has turned this country upside down and almost a third of its citizens into authoritarian loving bootlickers.
shut uppp im not unpopular i’m just niche and too cool to be discovered
Me posting on tumblr:
Non-spicy ways to show Intimacy
Intimacy isn't always just the spicy stuff! Here's a few ways to show it through your characters in a few, simple ways...
Kissing their S/O's hand, knuckles, wrist...bonus points for eye contact!
Speaking of which...eyes. Glances across the room, prolonged eye contact, staring at each other
Tending to the other's wounds/ injuries
Knowing the other's tiny habits
Reaching out to the other when in pain, trouble, ect
Whispering jokes to each other
Carefully wiping off a stain from their clothes or face
Taking care of each other when sick or hurt
Hand over the heart/ ear over the heart just to hear it beat
Pressing their thumb over the pulse point for the same thing
Tracing scars, tattoos, birth marks, freckles
Giving the other something tiny that means a lot, a picture, a shiny rock, a flower
In fantasy settings, helping the other put on/ take off armor...trusting the other to know where daggers, knives, poisons are hidden
Telling each other secrets/ thoughts they've told nobody before
Tucking back the other's hair
Putting a piece of jewelry on the other or letting them borrow clothes
Keeping each other warm in the cold
In cases with chronic illness, letting the other care for/ know symptoms
Brushing, braiding hair, applying skincare, etc.
Nightmare comfort
Wiping away tears
Proximity- sitting near each other, sticking close, standing beside each other while doing a task such as cooking, laundry, painting...
Sharing a book, sitting close enough to read it together
Is he dead yet?
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