#poor ariel

[ilikepipecleanerswitheyes]

literally grew up watching try guys and “without a recipe” was always my go to for comfort watching binges. no one speak to me pls. 

[lordboo]

How did ur oc and Gabriel meet?

I’m assuming u mean Ariel

Gabriel and Ariel were always aware of each others existence. Gabriel being the right hand of God he was known all across heaven, whereas Ariel was a well known jester that entertained the council. He would watch her from time to time(he quite liked her shows) but after God basically vanished he noticed how cruel the council was to her(not that they weren’t before, he had only just noticed tho) they would threaten to lock her in a flesh prison if she doesn’t entertain them well enough, they would force her to embarrass herself in front of them, anything that got a kick out of them.

Gabby was disgusted with the council. This was one of the many things that broke that camels back, inevitably leading Gabriel to killing the council. In Ariel’s eyes he was her light in the dark, he was the one of the only angels that showed her respect. She soon became head over heals in love with Gabby. Gabriel isn’t exactly stupid so he caught on to this, bc Ariel kind of had no where or anyone else to turn to he let her stay with him, eventually falling in love aswell

I need to give them a ship name

pls give me suggestions

(Srry if I didn’t explain it well, I went on a tangent abit lmao)

[literaphobe]

The fact Ariel took "wife" out of her bio on instagram does not bode well.

I watched them rather religiously for a while, especially the first while when they freed themselves from buzzfeed and started their own company, lost interest during covid, but it just feels so weird to hear something like this. While I'm guessing it's naive, I hope it turns out to not be true. :(

SAME i had the same arc :(

[general-george-washington]

Two for two for the 'i love my wife' persona -> cheating on wife

[outrowingss]

Reason 8262792 of why i do not trust men: Ned from the Try Guys cheating on his wife even though his entire brand is how much he loves his wife

[mybrainthinks]

Ned is as bad as all those pieces of shit that got taken down by the #MeToo movement!

[candycorncandle]

I would have NEVER thought this would happen

[woodenplankstudios]

Disney movies are often based on incredibly dark and depressing stories. Like the Little Mermaid. This is how the movie would go if it would be true to its source material.