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#i was listening to mitski while drawing this. it hurted a lot
homkamiro · 3 months
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That one tf2 comic scene but it's Dadspy
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leorawright · 1 year
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if ur still up for matchup’s could u do a romantic tf2?I’m a trans guy (he/they), i’m pansexual, and personally i hc pyro as aroace so avoid them if that’s ok?
About me: I’m pretty introverted until i get comfortable but when i do i can talk about anything! Before I open up, I have fake confidence, and I basically try to hide my anxiety if that makes sense, but at the end of the day, I cannot order for myself. When I open up, I love making people laugh and bullying people, in a friendly way usually. All my terrible chaotic ideas come out too, and I have very bad impulse control, so I end up hurt a lot unless someone stops me. Also I’m mixed if that affects anything?? I’m Chinese and Mexican. I have anxiety and adhd (part of the reason this is all over the place) so just being able to ramble about things every now and then helps me, but i still prefer to listen to someone else talk. My hobbies include studying whatever i’m hyper fixated on atm, baking, gaming, and drawing! I love animals so much, I used to be hyper fixated on animals when I was young and I retained so much knowledge about random animals, and I have a cat and a dog! I also love music! My favorite artists are Mitski, Cavetown, My Chemical Romance, and Blink-182!! My music taste is all over the place, but I love it so much!
In a partner: I listen to music almost all day, so I would prefer someone who will be ok with hearing my music playing all the time. My love language is quality time or physical touch. I prefer someone that I can bully, playfully ofc, and joke with, and that will be ok w dark humor as I use it to cope a lot, and someone who will be ok with my pets. I’m not very picky w partners bc i’m demiromantic, so i’m not sure what else to put? and i’ve never done a match up anyways thank u have a nice day
This took me a while to decide but I think this guy is perfect!
I personally match you up with...
Medic!
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If I'm being honest Medic has enough confidence for the two of you
Your dark humor will always make Medic laugh and Medic is equally delighted if you laugh at the dark jokes he makes
When you friendly bully Medic he'll act offended but he's just being a drama queen and trying to make you laugh
Medic will never stop you from making the bad decisions he's just there to heal you up after the bad decision
When you two have a conversation it goes on for hours because you'll ramble and then Medic will ramble but neither of you are complaining
He's already got birds so it's good you like animals
Any hobby you're hyper fixtating on please include Medic he wants to be a part of things
When's he's in his lab feel free to hang out un there with him but when he's not working he definitely would rather cuddle with you
Honestly when the day is almost over don't worry about having to hide your anxiety from Medic he'd much rather see the real you and just relish in your presence
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actuallysaiyan · 3 years
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My Personal Love Story: Vegeta
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"hi!! first, congrats on 1k!! i love everything you write and im so happy other people do too<3 okay so, id like to request fluffy relationship headcanons with Vegeta<3 a few things about me, im 5'2 and i really love tattoos and drawing/painting/tattooing. ive given myself like 16 this year, and one of my personal favorites is a Bunny on my calf since my chosen name is Bunny lmao. i can be pretty talkative at times,, idk my personality type? but im a pisces sun, libra rising, and aries venus! i like walking around and making jokes about random things on dates, just making each other laugh and spending quality time when we can:) my favorite musician is hard to choose, but recently id say Mitski<3
thank you so much if you do this, and its okay if you don't too<3
also, pretty sure i have adhd (as a detail)"
My Personal Love Story: Vegeta
Your Song: Space Age Love Song- A Flock Of Seagulls
Headcanons:
It took some time for Vegeta to get used to you, but once he realized how sweet and fun to be around you were, he made exceptions. He’d allow you to come watch him train or fight Goku, but it really surprised him when you stayed and watched him the whole time and then you’d compliment him on his fighting.
From that time, Vegeta realized how he truly likes you. He has a hard time showing his true emotions and gets hot headed from time to time, but he always wants you to know that he enjoys your company so much.
Lots of time spent watching him train and even letting him teach you a few moves. He’s got a big ego, so the more time you spend complimenting him and listening to him teach you a new move, he’s going to really appreciate it.
If he does take anytime to actually train you, you know you’ve got a very good bond with Vegeta. He doesn’t fight just anyone, but when he’s with you, he just wants to be close to you no matter what.
Vegeta actually really loves going on dates with you. Whenever he’s not training or fighting, he loves going out with you and doing something fun together. If it’s a competitive activity, Vegeta can get a little too intense with it at times.
If you’re more into spending time doing your own thing at home, be it drawing or painting, Vegeta is more than okay with also doing his own thing. He enjoys just being near you and within your company. He loves having quiet moments where the two of you are just being passionate with your hobbies and passions.
Vegeta loves listening to you tell him stories about your day or even just things that have happened to you in the past. He secretly loves pillow talk and cuddling. It’s one of his favorite things to do with you. Nothing beats holding you close to him after you’ve made love and you are enchanting him with your voice.
Speaking of which, your voice really comforts Vegeta. He feels at peace whenever he hears you. If you cheer him on while he’s battling, he will make a big effort to show off in front of you and have you marvel at his strength. Vegeta loves it whenever you call him “my prince”. Depending on when he hears it, it could have different outcomes.
He would literally die for you. Or kill for you. Either way, you know that Vegeta is going to protect you from now and until forever. He will not let anyone hurt you in any way, be it physically, mentally or emotionally. There’s no way anyone will even get the chance to. He’s your lover and you know you can count on him to keep you safe.
Vegeta absolutely wants a family with you. He doesn’t want to push it on you, but he really wants to have many children with you. He loves the idea of being a father and with you by his side, he’ll always be at peace.
How You Started Dating:
This was becoming somewhat funny. You and Vegeta have been running into each other at Bulma’s parties so much that you both were kind of laughing at it. Sure, you both knew you’d be invited, but you always figured Vegeta would stick to Goku or Bulma all night. He never struck you as someone who would mingle.
But now it’s been so many times you’ve been up close and personal with him. He seems so much more charming now. He smiles when you talk, but he does keep it a secret only shared with you. Vegeta tells you of his passions and dreams. It’s an odd thing to witness, but you are falling more and more in love with him as the time passes.
“Tch, figures you’d be here again.” Vegeta scoffs with sarcasm dripping from his voice.
“Yeah, bet you’re really sad about it, huh?” You joke and you see a smirk on his face. He moves closer to you but he’s careful that nobody has really spotted either of you.
Vegeta leads you to a private bedroom, and once the door is closed, he leans in to kiss you. You’re a little surprised but you are more satisfied than anything. You can’t believe that Vegeta has finally made a move on you.
“I never thought you’d kiss me,” you challenge him. Vegeta just chuckles.
“There’s a lot about me that you don’t know, woman. Would you like to stick around and find out?” There’s a slight hopefulness in his voice. You smile and lean in to kiss him again.
“Is this your cheesy way of asking me out?”
A slight blush on his cheeks would suggest that your assumptions are correct. Vegeta just avoids your eye contact and he mutters how this is stupid. You know he’s just a little flustered.
“I’d love to go out with you, Vegeta.”
“Of course you would, I am the prince of all Saiyans.”
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simpformoonkight · 2 years
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hello! i saw that you were doing dsmp matchups! i'd like a romantic matchup if possible!
i go by armani, and i use he/they pronouns but i am not opposed to she/her! i am omnisexual. i have caramel skin, really dark brown eyes, and puffy curly hair. i think i have freckles on my upper arms but they seem very subtle. i am 4'9 and i am a bit chubby.
i really like listening to music specifically, jack stauber, mitski, lemon demon, cavetown, and grlwood, i like drawing a lot to! i have sleep problems, i have trouble sleeping and sometimes when i do sleep i forget if i even slept so it makes me feel tired and anxious through out the day. i also struggle with abandonment issues that stem from childhood trauma. i am a bit clingy as a result and sometimes distance myself from others to avoid abandonment.
i also have a bunch of plushies and i name all of them! i talk to them when i am bored or if i just wanna complain about life. i also really like playing funky games i find and have a lot of fun doing so! i am also very lazy and have a hard time paying attention to things that don't interest me.
I pair you up with... Wilbur!!
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Tired/sleep deprived buddies!! :D
Man's love your music taste
If you are anxious he will try to help
Like jo matter what
Panic attack? He is there
Trouble sleeping? He will cuddle you to add sleep (only if you are comfortable with)
Wanting to beat up someone who hurted you? he is there to help 👍
He loves you clingy side
I'm pretty sure he will like carry you just to hug you
Like- you could be drawing or listening to music (or both really)
And just *swoop you up and kiss on the nose*
I mean he is 6'5 (195 cm) while you are 4'9 (144 cm)
I refuse to belive he doesn't do that
Or puts things on higher shelves :)
“Well either you dgo hard or go home”
“Armani please I'm begging you go home”
“I'm going big”
Even if you try to distance yourself he will always find a way back to you
Overall you two are that layed back couple
Touch starved couple™
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musiccosmosru · 6 years
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Mitski makes music that codifies our desires to be seen and our distresses about being alive. After years of growing a nearly religious fanbase with albums like Retired from Sad, New Career in Business and the indefatigable Bury Me at Makeout Creek, she become an indie rock household name with her 2016 album Puberty 2. Her latest, Be the Cowboy, is self-described as her saddest ever, but it is also very much about maintaining command of one’s own world. April Clare Welsh caught up with the Dead Oceans singer-songwriter to discuss touring, nihilism and Iggy Pop and to get under the skin of Be the Cowboy’s woman in control.
On Mitski’s fifth album, Be the Cowboy, the itinerant singer-songwriter explores the solitude of touring through the eyes of a woman seemingly in control – a persona she explains was inspired by Isabelle Huppert’s award-winning performance in The Piano Teacher.
Just as repressed piano teacher Erika Kohut ultimately falls prey to her psychosexual desires, Mitski’s character must try to stem the overwhelming tide of emotion rushing through her body. “This character is definitely something that is in me,” she says. “I do find that I have to be very controlled as a woman in trying to navigate the world.”
As with Mitski’s previous LP Puberty 2 – one of FACT’s favorite albums of 2016 – themes of love, identity, heartbreak and vulnerability abound on the new album. But where Puberty 2 cranked up the distortion on her grunge-rock guitar, Be the Cowboy comes wrapped in a glossier sheen from long-time producer Patrick Hyland – and it’s often at odds with the album’s underlying sense of isolation. Take the glitzy disco-stomper ‘Nobody’, for example. “It’s got these desolate lyrics, but ultimately it’s a dance song,” she says.
Be the Cowboy is a deft experiment in narrative that amplifies Mitski’s voice as a vital indie rock innovator capable of reeling you into her made-up worlds as much as she is willing to draw from her own raw experiences. We’re all still working out who we are and where we want to be – and we’ll happily join Mitski on her journey of self-discovery.
You recently supported Lorde on her Melodrama world tour. How did your intimate live act translate to a pop-friendly arena audience?
Mitski: Nobody really knew who I was so it was a great chance to present myself. I just played a lot of classics and didn’t try and experiment too much. It was also like going to a really cool school every day. Obviously, arena shows are a very different live atmosphere from anything I’ve ever experienced before. There are so many more people working behind the scenes and I learned about so many different job descriptions that I didn’t even know existed.
This album touches on the realities and isolation of touring. Does having a band help you to keep you in check emotionally, or do you ultimately prefer working alone?
Mitski: I think it’s good for me to work with people. My tendency is to just assume that I should work alone – I always write alone and the recording process is pretty similar in that I don’t let many people into the studio. But with live music there’s something about the dynamic of humans just playing together… it’s always just nice to see the band playing. Whenever I see a singer with dancers and backing tracks, or maybe the band is unseen, that’s fine and I always enjoy the show but as a musician, I just like to see the band.
When did you first envision the album’s protagonist and is there any particular reason you decided to bring her to life now?
Mitski: I’m not very good at being outgoing on stage, so I got to thinking about other ways in which I can be effective and create a mood for people. I went the other way and decided to try being completely inward and controlled, and I then began to ask myself “why am I even doing this,” investigating it with this character. But it all initially came from just playing live and from figuring out how to create a space for an hour where people can forget about the outside world and just experience the show.
“I have to be even more controlled than my male counterparts because if I show even the smallest amount of emotion, it’s immediately interpreted as ‘she’s hysterical’”
Was she inspired by anyone in particular?
Mitski: She was inspired very much by the heroine in The Piano Teacher. Something about that character made something click for me. The album sounds nothing like the movie, it was just the first spark. I watched that movie and just thought there is something about that character, where she is what you would call frigid, doesn’t express much… repressed, I guess you would say. But she actually has these crazy whirling desires inside her that when the young man actually gets to know her he realizes it’s way above his pay grade and he can’t fucking handle it. Something about the ending where she stabs herself – it’s like she can’t do anything about the desire she is feeling so she hurts herself – it’s something about that instinct, that I felt. Thinking through that and analyzing that and working through it all inspired the character.
How much of your own personality pervades the character?
Mitski: This character is definitely something that is in me… it’s just not who I am while I’m walking down the street every day. You contain multitudes. You are many people in one body. And so there’s an aspect of this character in me and I think I just wanted to exaggerate it. I think Björk once said in an interview that each of her albums is kind of like an exaggeration of an aspect of herself and I relate to that – I’m just not this one person all of the time, but I recognize that in myself. I find that I have to be very controlled as a woman in trying to navigate the world. In a way, I’m running my own business, I’m the person in charge having to tell people what to do, having to make all the decisions. And I find that it’s very hard, especially in a business setting… because I’m an artist, I react emotionally, but that’s not effective when you’re trying to get something done. And so perhaps I have to be even more controlled than my male counterparts because if I show even the smallest amount of emotion, it’s immediately interpreted as ‘she’s hysterical’.
Do you feel like you have to keep these two sides of you very separate – Mitski the business woman in control and Mitski the creative artist?
Mitski: I think they kind of feed into each other. I do really actually enjoy being in control in terms of making my art because I feel like if I’m creating a world, I want to dictate every aspect of it. I want to really create the song, I don’t want to just do a little part of it and then leave it to somebody else. I thought about getting a creative director for this album but then I decided that was like giving away my favourite part about making an album to somebody else, so I decided I wasn’t going to get a creative director, I’m just going to figure it out myself. If I’m creating a universe within a song or an album, I really want to dig into it and give it my all.
I think Be the Cowboy is my saddest album
How does it feel to hand over the reins to a video director when making your visuals?
Mitski: I give a lot of control away for the videos because I find that as an artist I thrive when I’m just given the reins and told “here are the resources, do your best.” So I try and give that to the directors as well, where I just kind of give them the song, give them what I meant by the song and then tell them “you do what you need to do.” People tend to work better when they’re given independence and given the reins. You just have to find a good artist and tell them to do what they want.
Both Puberty 2 and Be the Cowboy deal with self-identity. What state of mind were you in when you recorded Be the Cowboy?
Mitski: For this new album, I wrote and recorded it between tours, whereas Puberty 2 was very much like “let’s book a studio for two weeks,” which didn’t leave much room for my anxiety. I think it’s actually good to give yourself extreme limitations when you’re making something so that you don’t let your brain over-analyze or criticize it, because you just have to get it done. But with Be the Cowboy, I was just on tour, I was tired and I had a lot of time to ruminate over the recording after I’d done it. But I liked the idea of being tired and then making music that’s kind of rallying myself. With ‘Nobody’, for example, it’s got these desolate lyrics, but it’s ultimately a dance song. I kind of draw comparisons with Andy Warhol’s pop art, where it’s bright and colorful and pop, but he often said he had no real meaning in mind, he’s very nihilistic about it.
Would you say there is a nihilist element to your music?
Mitski: Obviously there is my personal meaning behind each song – I’m not saying my music doesn’t have meaning – but I guess what I’m trying to say is that I think this is my saddest album. It comes from the saddest place, but in the same way that I have the idea of this protagonist who is this woman in control, I kind of want to put upon this jolliness or upbeatness to it, because I think that it makes it somehow sadder.
Iggy Pop’s music is often spoken about in the same breath as existential nihilism. How did it feel to get his seal of approval?
Mitski: Iggy Pop is one of my heroes. I watch his live performances online and just listen to his music whenever I need reminding what I want out of music and what I want out of a live show. And he always reminds me of what is important. I finally got to see him at a music festival recently. I don’t know how old he is but he’s still fucking amazing. He’s just one of those people. So hearing him say that about me in his gravelly voice… I still haven’t processed it.
You end the album with a sad, slow song about an old couple. Do you feel older than your years?
Mitski: The road really just wears you down… this is why I think that so many rock bands have more and more songs about ‘the road,’ as their career progresses. You see more and more rock bands make more and more unrelatable albums, but I think that’s just because you’re in such an isolated society and you don’t have experiences that the rest of the world can relate to anymore, because it’s just such a specific way of living. So I’m really conscious of that and I try to avoid that. I always want to make sure my music is relatable to not just touring musicians. So I think that the challenge for this album was using metaphors that people would understand for experiences of being on the road, and I hope that it all makes sense.
April Clare Welsh is a freelance writer based in Lisbon. Find her on Twitter.
Elina Abidin is FACT’s social media assistant.
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