can you take this spike?

[vampireswillnvr]

naye, 24, latinx, he/they

letterboxd / spotify

[badymaru]

Frank Iero - Florence, Italy July 15th, 2026

[monstermelodies]

Elvira Mistress of the Dark

[fuzzpetalz]

i mean this

[heavensghost]

Leaf zine! Words from candles by daughter

[daily-memory-of-touch]

You thought this was a rabbit? They thought this was a rabbit. That's fucking funny bitch, this is fucking Winnie the fucking Pooh. Yeah. Yeah. Fuck 4th of July

[casgirl]

He want to fuck slayyyter. Richard we should link later.

[sloppjockey]

shark one. oil painting on linen art board. 6x8 inches

[irlplasticlamb]

„these guys bothering you bambi” oh okay . oh i get it . oh i need to punch a wall yes yes indeed

[geminisunscorpiorising]

[galeceon]

its their month

[wild-bill-jones]

[omegarodstewart]

I will give Richard Gadd kudos for the decision to have Ruben kill Niall. If Niall had been allowed to kill himself it would have given him freedom over his own death/agency, and thus would have freed him narratively from the cycle of abuse he was caught in. To disallow that reinforces that this is a story that we’ve seen many times in real life. An abusive partner killing their victim. Niall was brutalized from first to last by Ruben. He had no choice. He was murdered. The position Niall lies in in death, the choice of suffocation, and Ruben’s shirtless state only remind the viewer of the continued current of sexual abuse that runs through this story. The banality of the tragedy depicted only reinforces its emotional impact. Ruben does not repent in the end or cradle Niall’s body. The viewer is left feeling hollow.

[lazybakerart]

i like to think ruben lied down next to niall while he bled out. maybe even held his hand. maybe called him bambi one last time.

[vampireswillnvr]

omg i feel like theyre playing russian roulette wtf

[emoparamore]

hayley williams, philadelphia night 1

[tankhall]