So I saw this post -
…and I had only one thought in my brain:
Enjoy my low-effort edit lmao
seen from Jordan
seen from Taiwan
seen from Finland

seen from United Kingdom

seen from France
seen from Yemen
seen from China
seen from China
seen from China
seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Brazil
seen from United States
seen from Algeria

seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from China
seen from Bangladesh
So I saw this post -
…and I had only one thought in my brain:
Enjoy my low-effort edit lmao
Original Comic by Mr. Fish
that’s one of my favorites
I really love Mary as a character not only because she was always the one who tried to create something for herself in every situation, which we could see in her unhappy marriage and then in her happy widowhood, but also how the real storyline showed us, in the end, that her direction was always forward, she moved on and created life she wanted instead of what had been showed in Stede’s mind’s eye, that she was stuck in time and full of resentment. Mary was just not that. While for Stede she was a backstory character in his prequel, Mary wrote her own plot twist and Stede was like a footnote. For a pirate show, Mary had such wonderful storyline as a woman living in the land (where tradition and culture code were stronger than that at sea I guess). I really love how OFMD handled Mary’s story.
Ofmd Tattoo Flash page 4- The Ladies
three very different basis of attraction when it comes to my blorbos from ofmd there’s izzy, my mentally unwell gay lil meow meow i wanna put a collar on an carry around w me at all times. marry awakens the most intense sapphic urges in me and jim’s effects on me can be best described as being made to go absolutely feral but in a pathetic way u know
Widow Bonnet's Martini
Pretty as a painting, a little bittersweet but ultimately light and bright.
1.5oz gin
1.5oz grapefruit juice
1.5oz dry vermouth
.5oz elderflower liqueur
.5oz honey syrup
Dash orange bitters
Stir all in mixing glass with ice, strain into martini glass.