I love their video descriptions so much
The “Tom, obv” is the best thing ever, because… yeah. Of course Tom plays the elderly woman. Yeah.
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I love their video descriptions so much
The “Tom, obv” is the best thing ever, because… yeah. Of course Tom plays the elderly woman. Yeah.
@floatingstirnerhead / 911 6x1 / unknown / alicia biala / 911 4x14 / ella risbridger / 911 3x9 / sam sifton / dan graziano / 911 6x1 / pauline roche / eden robinson / 911 5x13 / 911 6x12 / ella risbridger / 911 6x13 / 911 6x1 / unknown / liza lou
Minamoto-ku—
It’s not just the ships or whatever, but I feel like the plot is so dog shit now?? I remember being on the edge of my seat the entirety of vol one
This all literally feels like a bad fanfic duffer brothers what the fuck
4x05 -> 4x14
saying words meant little to sanemi would be an outright lie. they meant everything. he knew people said ‘actions speak louder than words,’ but somehow he found that they could be equally impactful. whether negative… given or taken, such as with genya, or positive… like with giyuu. giyuu. god, he loved giyuu so much. they had been together since even before muzan’s death. perhaps they hadn’t quite used the term ‘dating’ to their relationship, but they had been utterly and completely in love. at least, sanemi had been. he knew that.
giyuu wasn’t much for words, showing his affection through touches and gifts. it wasn’t hard to tell he didn’t talk that much. at least, not now. after all, that had been the very reason he’d stood out to sanemi. his infuriating habit of staying quiet, elaborating little to nothing. but now, he seemed to be making an effort to speak. especially to sanemi.
the first time he had said ‘i love you’ to him… needless to say, sanemi would not let him go. never. and, at least, he knew now that there wasn’t a constant threat of death lingering behind them. he would make use of the few years they had left.
the second time giyuu had said ‘i love you’ was lost in the wind. but the third, fourth, fifth,…sixteenth, seventeenth, eighteenth times followed quickly after. sanemi had turned, only catching on to one word. his hair flicked his face and giyuu laughed. sanemi’s scowl was just for show as he strode forward, taking giyuu into his arms and pulling him closer by the waist.
“what did you say?” he’d asked. they were closer now. the cool air struggled to squeeze between their bodies.
“i love you,” giyuu said, a smile accompanying the words. the wind batted his hair, making it fly erratically. he’d had urokodaki, his mentor as a child, help him cut it. it was short now—he’d lost the ponytail. he still looked completely and absolutely adorable.
“say it again,” sanemi breathed. he bent his head down, pressing his lips to giyuu’s neck. “please.”
“i love you.” giyuu allowed better access, turning his head to speak into sanemi’s ear. “i love you, sanemi.”
“again.”
“i love you.”
and again, and again, and again, and again. i love you. i love you, sanemi. i love you, giyuu. a kiss. lips to his jaw. his nose, his cheeks, his lips. i love you, i love you, i love you. godfuck, giyuu, i love you so much.
words meant everything to sanemi. especially when they came from giyuu. with that sweet, angelic voice. the smile that felt like a slice of heaven.
he loved him. giyuu loved him. giyuu loved sanemi.
“fuck. i love you, giyuu. i love you so goddamn much.”
he loved him too much.
Jack Hughes' magic act
05.02.2022