#soul less

[illumoria]

genuinely what do u even do when u suspect ur moot is using ai for like…every single one of her fics

edit: ok what it that’s just their writing style and im a dick

[windforestsso]

Meet Soulless.

I wasnt that excited for the halloween horses this year but the sound effect made me love this horse.

[acrylicqueen]

I decided to re-design Beelzebub (Guilt when he was an angel) because I wanted him to look more in line with how angels canonly look in the Soul Less universe. (I also wanted to make him look like a pretty boy instead of an asshole, lol.)  He’s my rotten soldier. My good time boy. My emotional deterrent white man. 

[thathamiltonadict]

Seriously tho

[evils-corner]

I.......like @acrylicqueen 's character Luci a lot 🥰🥰🥰

[hgamesfan]

Melania Trump wears "I really don’t care, do u?" jacket on trip to migrant children

Her spokesperson says the $39 Zara jacket had "no hidden message."

While boarding an Air Force plane to visit migrant children at the Texas-Mexico border on Thursday, Melania Trump wore a jacket with the phrase “I really don’t care, do u?” scrawled on the back, as reported earlier by the Daily Mail.

It’s a bizarre and insensitive choice both for the nature of the occasion and in a cultural moment where public outrage for Trump’s “zero tolerance” family separation policy is fervid and widespread.

Though the first lady arrived at Andrews Air Force base in Maryland wearing the jacket, by the time the plane landed in McAllen, Texas, she had changed into a far more innocuous cream colored jacket instead.

The jacket isn’t only notable for its seemingly offensive phrase — it’s notable because the first lady has a tendency to wear exclusively high-end designers like Dolce & Gabbana and Valentino when she appears in public. Instead, the green army jacket is made by fast-fashion behemoth Zara, cost a mere $39, and also happens to be a favorite of young fashion bloggers.

[acrylicqueen]

I have nothing to say, I just wanna kick him in the shins.

[acrylicqueen]

I decided to change Beelzebub’s hair color and skin color slightly so he didn’t look TOO much like Alternate Gabriel from The Mandela Catalogue. 

Personally, I like the brown hair. What do you all think?