For the color palette challenge, idk why but the first time I heard “Could have been me”-by The Struts, I immediately think of Tim Drake like how this would be the background music if he gets the chance to change into his new hero name+costume in a heated battle and this would be the mark of him out growing the Robin mantle
yoo! I like this song a lot it makes me nostalgic because it sounds a lot like a lot of songs I used to listen to when I was very small. I'm using your ask as an excuse to draw Tim in one of my many designs for possible new codename costumes for him >:)
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Bakugou loves it when you wear colored lipstick. He likes when you wear makeup in general, if it means he can sit there and watch you during the whole process. But his favorite is when you put anything colorful on your lips—stick, gloss, liner. Anything that makes it an unnatural color, something that makes your pretty mouth pop and vibrant.
In those instances, he’s practically insatiable when it comes to kissing you. He’ll watch you apply some bright purple on your lips in the mirror before some big event, and immediately is ducking his head down to sneak a kiss. He doesn’t like taking pictures much, but he’s gladly taking mirror selfies with the neck of his shirt pulled down to show the possessive lipstick stains you’ve left on him. He ignores your whining and protests when he practically manhandles you to kiss off your lipstick because, goddamnit Katsuki, you ombré’d this lip and it took really long and it looks too good for him to keep kissing it off!
You thought that maybe he would hate the lipstick transfer, but if anything, he begs for it. Wants a kiss on the lips when you’re wearing red, a kiss on the neck when you’re wearing pink, a kiss on the collarbone if it’s black, and maybe even a kiss a little lower if you don’t mind messing up your makeup.
He’s polite enough to wait until you’re about to wash it all off to ask if you could reapply the color on your lips. You didn’t understand why at first, not until he’s kissing at you feverishly and pulling away scraps of clothing until you’re both laying there naked, him covered in colored lipstick stains and you in love bruises.
And does he have the most orgasmic nut of his life when you pull back to kiss at his leaking tip and he catches sight of your stained gloss around his base and on his pubes? Definitely. And does he ask you to do it again the next time you put on makeup? Definitely, again.
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... i wonder if there's, like, something to the fact that lex wears denim in black friday that links her thematically in some way to uncle wiley
like... clearly the costume department has got it going on, as evidenced by the steph and pete / emma and paul matchiness thing-
if we take denim as a thing that would represent wiley, then, if someone is wearing it they could be seen as reflecting back some of his aspects. so, things wiley is and whether lex has those aspects: viciously anti-capitalist ( ✔ check, the wiggly materialism spell straight up didn't work on them), proficient with the black-and-white ( ✔ check post discovering her summoning power), and extremely sleazy (❌ uncheck, lex never did anything wrong and i love them)
for this analysis, then, i will assign the denim the quality that wiley displays during his villain song, Made In America:
he hates capitalism, this guy. wiley sees in consumer culture a weakness that he can and will exploit for his lord.
wiley's tool to enact the will of wiggly is consumerism as represented by a doll, but... it doesn't work on lex. they're not concerned with materialism, but with the safety of their kid sister and boyfriend. if she was pursuing an acting career as a vehicle to make money, it would have been Very easy for her to highlight that she wanted to get rich during CaliforMIA. she doesn't, though - lex is not materlalist.
there is, however, one moment where lex does in fact sing about money!
Our Doors Are Open is frank pricely's ode to capitalism. and in this, notably, lex buys in- she sings along, quite ferociously, give us your fucking money, give us your fucking cash.
clearly, at this point in the musical, though, she was looking for money through a wiggly doll - so she hadn't yet rid herself of the desire for it, like she manages to later. in this song, she sings along because yeah, actually, she does want that money. it'll help her.
she's not wearing denim.
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Pride Month is technically over, but some reminders that suit all year 'round:
It's no one's business how you identify unless you choose to share it. If they don't like it, that is very much not your problem. They don't know what it's like inside your head, your heart, your skin. Only you are party to those answers.
Nobody gets to gatekeep an identity from you.
No one gets to tell you you're not gay enough.
No one gets to tell you what your gender is except you.
Someone else not using the same words as you, or using the same words in different ways than you do, has absolutely no bearing on your identity.
Your experience is your own. Period.
Identity can fluctuate over time. How you identify today doesn't have to be how you identified last week doesn't have to be how you will identify in ten years. It doesn't make you a fake. It just means you're in tune with yourself, and you're trying to make sense of things the best you can.
Someone else's journey can make you uncomfortable without being bad or wrong or evil. Discomfort with someone's experience does not grant the right to tell them who they are. Being a person is nuanced as fuck, and it's hard enough as it is.
There is no right or wrong way to be gay, to be trans, to be gender nonconforming, etc etc etc. There are no rules except "be happy, don't hurt others".
Treat your body like you own it. Live your life however you feel is safest, warmest, kindest. You get one shot on this roller coaster; you can wear as many or as few costumes as you like along the way and still be you.
The words are here to help. They are not here to be bars of a cage or a cudgel with which to beat someone else. If it's not helping, you don't have to use it. If you're weaponizing it, consider what you think that'll solve.
There are always going to be bigots coming for us. There are always going to be people who willfully misunderstand, who choose violence and hatred over an open mind. Don't give them more power than they already have. They have enough in their arsenal already.
Your experience is your own. Your identity is your own. Anyone making your identity their problem? Has absolutely nothing to do with you.
Happy fuckin' Pride.
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