I already chose you, Hollander

beck, 28, she/her read this book like 5 years ago, now here we are (sideblog, follows from beck-tothefuture)

[hollanderthoughts]

Salt in the wound, cock in the hole, life goes on

[yadathings]

[dailyhudsonwilliams]

via lillnlil

[dailyhudsonwilliams]

via zzgko33890

[verlierer-is-lost]

Although it’s asscrack degrees outside… winter Hollanov so cute

[dailyhudsonwilliams]

via lillnlil

[ilyas-left-nut]

this is so adorable

[themoonoversoho]

The sheer shirt and nipples the facial hair the glasses the finger hearts 🫰 with mama hudkorea you have healed me

he looks SO good! and happy and comfortable! (If I speak on the nipples, I may be flagged for age restriction 😐)

photo credit

this is the photo!! look at the crowd in the reflection!

[actuallysara]

Hudson Williams and team at the SKIN1004 shop in South Korea (via k1rakth)

[sentientrobolama]

the fact that K called herself 'nepo gf' in her new public insta makes me like her even more.

[mymultifandomhell]

okay?

[midnightstorries]

“Heated Rivalry” star Connor Storrie knew early on he wanted to be an actor (full article on Variety)

He made that perfectly clear in YouTube videos he made when he was 12 years old under the name Actorboy222. [...] “He was on to something,” Storrie says looking back at his pre-teen self. “He got me here. He was part of it.” What would 25-year-old Storrie say to his younger self now? “I would say, ‘Cut that damn hair,’” he cracks, before pausing to give it a think. “I would tell him to make more stuff sooner, make more of his own stuff sooner. Just be more diligent about not just being an actor, as in trying to get cast in something and waiting for opportunities. I would be like, ‘Try putting yourself in your own things.’” Storrie continues, “I love that little guy. I love him. I used to not like him.” It wasn’t easy for a kid like him growing up in Odessa, Texas. “I was this artist, sissy boy in West Texas that didn’t want to play football,” he explains. “I wanted to play pretend and play dress up and disappear into weird worlds and entertain and try to connect with people that way, and that was just not the norm out there.” That kid is now one of Hollywood’s hottest young talents.

You’ve talked about being ostracized in high school when some classmates found those Actorboy222 videos. What would you say to those people now?

I don’t feel any sort of way about it. I don’t really villainize anyone no matter how nasty they get because I fully do believe that people are doing their best. I think that people are hurt. I think everyone is so insecure and sad, and we all have these things that are so tender to us, and I just feel blessed to be to have had a human experience that’s been just rugged enough to give me that perspective, to be like, “I don’t really give a shit what words you use to describe me, or if you try to embarrass me because I’ve embarrassed myself a million fucking times. I don’t give a shit anymore. So bring it on. I don’t feel bad about it because, especially how visible everything is now on the internet, if you’re a nasty person, I think that just makes you look nasty. I don’t need to try and make you look nasty. I just try to hold myself with grace and understanding. If you’re trying to belittle someone, it’s probably because you feel pretty small yourself because I know when I’ve been mean in the past — we’ve all done things — it’s because I felt this big [he pinches a thumb and finger together]. I felt itty bitty.

[heymacy]

When did your English get so good?

[gayhockeyshow]

Actually Mr. and Mrs. Hollander I know you think I am the slutty one but your son regularly begs me to fuck him so hard that he cries so. Thank you for pasta

[everfaye]

I’ve actually been fucking your son for 10 years. Thank you for pasta

[artbeearts]

“i don’t ever want that problem to ever go away.”

will this work now i tried something,,

[handsywoman]

dickmatized so bad he’s just grabbing and squeezing tf out of Ilya