#lovedtopaint

[ncthingspecial-blog]

💗 HAAAHA and 💦 🌼 😘

sex/romance headcanons; accepting !

Has my muse ever been in love?

no, never. jUST KIDDING. once, and it was the only time he’d ever completely fallen in love. 

At what age did my muse lose their virginity?

seventeen !! ₍ what a magical time... ₎

Would my muse prefer a big wedding or a small wedding?

DEFINITELY a small wedding. noah, while well-liked, only had a few friends, or people he’d consider close. and a big charade would certainly make him more nervous than he’d like to be on his wedding day. he would feel that a wedding is about the two people coming together as one, it’s THEIR day, and they don’t need a lot of people to validate that for them.

Would my muse have sex on the first date?

no, i don’t think so. he’s a gentleman. he’d like to get to know someone before inviting them into his bedroom. 

[ncthingspecial-blog]

A MAZING CHHARACTE RPORTRAYAL AAAAAAAH I LOVE YOU AND AND NOAH OKAY i'm so lucky to have you around !!

Anonymously tell me what you think about my character portrayal in my ask; 

i’m dead byE

[ncthingspecial-blog]

❛ there are some people who believe a photo captures their soul. ❜ ( TheY'RE BAAAAACK )

a softer world ; accepting !!

     lips curled upwards at the corners of his mouth as wrinkles formed at the ends of each eye, like little crow’s feet. her words often hit his ears like a poem -- and he couldn’t stop listening. she was intelligent, far more than he could ever imagine himself to be, and he loved her. 

❝ what do you mean? ❞  a lighthearted chuckle left his lips as they pressed upon allie’s forehead -- his arms pulling her into his body. 

[igorgouzenko-blog]

Picture #6: While hiding out in Camp X with his family in 1946, Igor Gouzenko painted this painting which he called “Forbidden Beach”. As someone who had loved to paint from a young age, Gouzenko finally got a chance to make a painting after he was out of the clasp of the Soviet Regime. In fact, it is interesting to note the significance of this title as it reflects the point at which Igor Gouzenko believe his family and his life had changed for the better after his defection.