#jugendohnegott

[megaschwul]

[simandthedimbulbv2-0]

My brain won't shUT UP about the pinstripe suits

and of course, who could forget?

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[spiderlilyart]

old moodboard for @jugendohnegott

[spiderlilyart]

jugendohnegott

ME TOOOO and omg they release a trailer today right... ahhhh

Yeah!!!!! I'm really excited about it! 😭♥️♥️ Every little information I've seen on Twitter makes me wish I could just fast forward to when the game releases

[spiderlilyart]

@jugendohnegott said: TELL ME ALL

So I played a little bit of the v5 new years module, we didn’t get too far haha. But I was torn between playing a Lasombra but I ultimately I went with a Tzimisce who is only nominally an Anarch because her roommate is a Brujah. Ksenia is eerie, poorly socialized and technologically averse (she owns a beeper at best). Valentina (the Brujah) and Ksenia are platonic soulmates, they also share a room with a Nosferatu. 

[cosmicbutterflies]

💕 hehe

let's do one for my Gangrel PC, Soledad

send me a “💕 + (an oc)” for the pros and cons of dating that oc! send just a “💕” for any random oc!

Pros:

Protective AF, you will always feel safe 

Drama-free for the most part

Problem-solver, is always there to help you fix whatever problems you have

low pressure about intimacy, will cuddle up with you only if you want to

super family oriented and good with kids

buff babe will gladly pick you up and carry you anywhere you want 

Cons:

not good with opening up about her personal feelings

not the type to apologize first so good luck with that

low-key jealous as fuck but will never admit to it 

sucks at remembering all of your special dates together

the type to get up at 5 am to start doing exercises, will also wake you up to join her

Occasionally uncritically patriotic, comes with the territory of being ex-Army.

[kallysreadingchallenge]

Hi! 

After some time, I have finally finished reading “Jugend ohne Gott”. All it took was a cup of tea on the balcony and a cool summer morning.

In the beginning, I really didn’t think I’d like the book, because it is in German. I absolutely detest reading books in German, which is a side effect of being forced to read Goethe over and over and over again in grammar school (To those who aren’t familiar with German literature: Goethe is basically the German Shakespeare; You have to know him because he’s like ‘such a genius’). But all in all, I really enjoyed reading it, it has short manageable chapters and it isn’t written in an overly complex, literary masterpiece way, which makes it just so much better to read. 

Final verdict: Pretty damn good.

But this is just my opinion. Have you ever read “Jugend ohne Gott” and what did you think of it?

Until next time! Kally

Books read: 2