the inherent homoeroticism of "no one gets to kill you but me"

put that man in a windbreaker

night~

full on my twt and bsky

my headcanon is that Halsin bakes the best treats , and ofc he does it with only an apron on

I can't say that I'm into shota (and often I'll see that and nope myself out of there as either not being my thing completely and kind of triggering me or simply not doing anything for me. No judging, just not for me). Kuroshitsuji though? It's something that stayed with me since my teen years, so I'm very attached to that. I need to have that emotional connection with characters in order to feel something for them.

And for some reason, I have a feeling Yana is going to keep Ciel a kid. I can't really imagine her letting him grow up and be 18 or even a man in his 20s, 30s. After all, Seb has to eat his soul at some time, right?

But damn, seeing Ciel being 15-16? That horrible and mean age? Sometimes insecure, too? I'd love to see how Seb would deal with that and all the hormones (even though, again, I don't think I'll ever happen).

Suddenly realised that I think I wouldn't mind reading a story about two women loving each other (falling in love). We get lots of men loving men, but how about women loving women? Preferably in the modern age with no religion involved. I think I'm mostly interested how a GOOD lesbian/bisexual romance looks like in a published book.

Any recommendations maybe? Please?

#is this flirting #this feels like flirting #aint there a whole other person there

Yana collabed with the creator of inu x boku to make this

Interesting to see the characters side by side, knowing that Ririchiyo and Soushi do end up together romantically, and also know that they have such a similar dynamic.

That butler and his little master

Sketch

i miss them so much

I CANT DO THIS

THEY ARE CRAZY

BRAIN ROT IS REAL

Sebastian & Ciel fanart (original)

pov: you interrupted their reunion [WIP]

BG3 Artists, Please consider:

Halsin wearing a shirt that says “bear” and Astarion wearing a shirt that says “bear’s necessities”

James Jean - Braid Ill. Acrylic on Wood.

MARVEL RIVALS dev. NetEase Games

Margaret Atwood, from True Stories: Poems; "Postcard," originally published in 1981