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February 1978. 'How to handle the lines boys use on you.'
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Weyes Blood for Hunger Magazine (2024)
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the way people will deny them as an item but these two went on a date wearing matching Hawaiian button ups which screams im a gay man in my mid to late thirties to me and if ur still in denial ur lying. Trust me I work in the fashion industry I know it all starts with the floral print <33
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Ross Lynch for Man about town Spring 24 issue
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The new cover story calls Yamato 'oni child' and I was wondering if it was gender neutral in Japanese or if that was just a translation choice. Thank you in advance!!
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yes! yamato is referred to on the cover page as 鬼の子/oni no ko. ko is just ‘child’, and no ko is a fairly common construction used to mean ‘child of _’ or ‘_ child.’ for example, 女の子/onna no ko (‘girl child’) or 男の子/otoko no ko (‘boy child’), or 虎の子/tora no ko (’tiger cub’).
this is distinct from the gendered language used to refer to yamato in his intro nameplate as kaidou’s ‘daughter’; that word is 娘/musume, which is explicitly feminine. and he generally identifies himself as kaidou’s 息子/musuko, ‘son’, which is likewise explicitly masculine.
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hiii i love your page could you please make a web weave on being closeted and the greif that comes with ti? isokay if not! have a lovely dayyyy
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Lidia Yuknavitch The Chronology of Water: A Memoir // Jeanette Winterson Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal? (via @weltenwellen) // Hozier Take Me to Church // blue (2002) dir. 安藤尋 Hiroshi Ando // Richard Siken Cover Story (via @kvothes) // Saeed Jones How We Fight for Our Lives // Hozier Take Me to Church // 渚のシンドバッド Like Grains of Sand (1995) dir. 橋口亮輔 Ryosuke Hashiguchi // Clarice Lispector
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Poppy's cover story for Beat Magazine, Issue 35, Winter 2024. Photographed by Jesse Laitinen, interviewed by Owen Myers.
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New Releases: March 2024
Tempting Olivia by Clare Ashton (1st)
Olivia Sachdeva’s life is flawless. With a first from Oxford and as the youngest partner at Bentley lawyers, she expects high standards from everyone. Her only indulgences are eating iced desserts and repeat watching romcoms, especially those featuring Kate Laurence – pure escapism and cinematic perfection.
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From the article: Chloë Sevigny Revisits (and Revises) Her Interview Cover Story From 1995
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#pink#aucasaurus#manga#one piece#one piece manga#one piece manga cover#buggy's crew adventure chronicles#buggy#buggy the clown#buggy the star clown#cover art#cover story#chapter 35#one piece chapter 35
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November 1970. 'How to find your fashion personality.'
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3-D ALIEN WORLDS
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Twilight Advent Calendar 2023 Event
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Dec. 18 - What are some things the Cullens do every time they move? Does anyone have any rituals re: leaving a location or starting at a new one?
It's kind of a bittersweet time, even when the move has been scheduled and has nothing to do with someone having an accident. It's always a bit jarring to bring their cover stories to a sudden stop after 4-6 years of pretending to be completely human, growing up, etc. Those personas are essentially "dying," and dying young.
They gradually retreat from human society beforehand; they really are busy but they also do their best to fade from public view like that instead of just disappearing overnight. Sometimes they talk about the move (to a fake destination), sometimes they don't. Some random thoughts:
-Carlisle and Esme take some quiet time alone together. They find a favorite lookout point or other special spot (sometimes even a public place like a cafe). And they just talk about everything that's happened, new things they're hoping for, their worries and ideas about the kiddos, etc. And then they just sit quietly and silently say goodbye in their own ways. It's sort of a spiritual moment they share, just one without words.
-The moves are the hardest on Rosalie, especially if they're just starting over right away without any break or vacation. It's a bit easier for her if there's something to look forward to, so between Emmett and Esme (and Rosalie herself) this is often the case.
-I wrote Rosalie and Emmett burying a time capsule full of keepsakes when they left the Olympic Peninsula in 1940, and I'm toying with the idea that they do this every time—not sure yet.
-Like Carlisle and Esme, everyone tries to visit their favorite local spots one more time. For Edward it's usually his meadow or cave or whatever was his Brooding Place. For Rosalie/Emmett it's usually a human venue like a dance club.
-Like @miss-morgans-lover said, Jasper is very busy in the weeks before a move. He actually sort of likes the nitty-gritty of managing everyone's identities, erasing paper and electronic trails, deleting pictures from databases, being the liaison to Jenks, etc. He likes to contribute in a concrete way that helps keep everyone safe, and for the most part he's enjoying the challenge here in the digital age. He takes his responsibility for putting the fear of God into liabilities like Jenks very seriously. Bella, why on earth would you take this away from him??? Back off.
-Carlisle still has a lot to do, even though Jasper has taken on a good share of the load he used to bear re: identity management. He generally keeps a handful of identities active at once so he can store valuables, keep in touch with old colleagues (he loves "aging" himself in those letters/emails), and keep his investments going with as little fuss as possible. He also has to pay his dues: preparing his CV, going on interviews, being the new guy at work again, etc. It's always hard for him to be the new guy; he likes the challenge of starting younger every time, but he always has to hold back and re-earn the respect he's become accustomed to.
-Emmett always introduces/tweaks a new vampire-level sport for everyone to try at the new location. It's his way of cheering everyone up and giving a bit of meaning to whatever the new place is. Whenever possible, he finds a way to match the sport to the location.
You can find all of the #twilightadvent23 prompts here!
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Austin Butler for Esquire march 2024 issue
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