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Micky: Why are you looking at me through a fork? 

Davy: I’m pretending you’re in jail.

Micky: Why?!

Davy: It’s spiritually healing.

They still need him. [insp.]

I love how i can post

and i can say

“this is a woman”

and people will be like “yes woman, beautful woman” “a woman” and the like

yeah you call yourself a punk but are you normal about addicts

Davy and his girlfriends

Master the art of knowing what is “good enough.”

It's a lot healthier to go for a daily walk than to sign up for a gym membership you won't be using because you hate that kind of exercise. It's a lot healthier to eat a frozen meal than to skip a meal because you were too tired to cook something healthy. It's a lot healthier to take a quick shower than to procrastinate an elaborate routine for days. Don't aim so high that you won't be hitting anything!

Micky: I dare you to tell us a secret.

Peter: Okay, I’m… in love with Davy.

Davy: He said a secret, Peter.

New ghost theory

All ghosts are either souls of people with ADHD who keep getting distracted on their way to the afterlife or people with autism who refuse to change their routine even in death

Alternate timeline — El is found by the Munsons.

(I’m going with a headcanon i saw months ago on here suggesting that there would be no investigation at all cause Wayne would see people in suits on his doorstep, think they’re after Eddie and chase them off with a shotgun so they wouldn’t even bother coming back)

Okay okay okay, but what if instead of picture books Eddie reads the Lord of the Rings because he… can’t not. And Steve never knew how funny it is. Eddie does all the voices and Steve actually starts getting into all these books Eddie loves because he’s just so excited about them.

dyslexic steve harrington who is also an insomniac and eddie decides to start reading him bedtime stories. he is against it at first but secretly it’s like his favorite thing every day. partly because the pictures and the way eddie tells the stories, but partly because no one had ever cared enough to try and help him like that before.

well tell me, mr tv man, just where you make your moral stand?

literally way to go davybaby

“I actually adore David Jones. We don’t have a lot in common — it’s really amazing. [Micky] and I have a great deal in common and we’re pals, but I don’t have the same depth of feeling for him as I do Davy.”

“I kind of fell in love with Davy Jones.”

“My heart connection is biggest with Davy. Davy is capable of as much heart as anyone I’ve ever met. I kind of had a crush on Davy for a while.”

“Davy actually kinda got my heart.”

“I love and respect each of these guys in their own way, although the real joys that I shared with Davy were special. [. . .] He was the one member in the group that I had the strongest human connection with.”

“What I don’t often say is that I loved David the most.”

Steve growing up to be a social worker. He got the idea after taking all those kids under his wing. He went to community college and started working right away. It exhausts him and it’s hard and upsetting, but he gives it his all every day. He wonders how people could be so horrible, but then at least he’s had experience fighting monsters for years.

Peter: *chasing Davy around the pad, hitting him over the head with a newspaper* Stop. Putting. My. Guitar. Picks. In. Your. Mouth!

to any americans who feel "paralyzed" and "dont know what to do" to help with gaza:

reading a fucking book. i beg of you.

in a time of knowledge suppression is it your duty to arm yourself with knowledge.

read about americas occupations in the middle east.

read about 9/11 from outside of america and see how they inflicted senseless harm and violence to countless amounts of people and have been suppressing your rights for the past 2 fucking decades.

read about any of the countless wars from the past 30 years. especially from a civilian's. and the victims and survivors' perspective. listen to the horror stories and do not plug your fucking ears as to what your country is doing.

and read about fucking gaza and palestine and keep up with what is happening no matter how "sad" or "uncountable" you might get.

dont look away from this.

you dont have the right to be comfortable during countless active genocides.

if you're knowledgeable, you're powerful, and our current state doesnt fucking want that.

you have the power to change things if you open your eyes and scream to the world.

wake the fuck up.

Eddie stole.

Not very often, but it would happen quickly. Sometimes even he didn’t notice. It started when he was little. His dad had started him in kindergarten, practicing shoplifting and such.

When he got a little older (around nine when he started learning to hot-wire cars) he would steal bigger things; notebooks from his classmates, confiscated toys for his friends, groceries. Afterwords he would always feel a knot of guilt in his stomach. He would repeat what his dad had always told him in his head as a mantra: “take advantage of the world before it takes advantage of you.”

In the next few years he developed a set of rules for himself: don’t take from someone who needs it, don’t take from individual people, only take things you need. He’d justify taking that candy bar when his stomach hurt from hunger by reasoning it was a large company who wouldn’t miss anything. He only stole to survive.

Then he moved in with Uncle Wayne. They didn’t have a lot, but Eddie wasn’t as hungry as he used to be. Wayne tried to gently guide him through high school, teaching him new values. One time Eddie had stolen a jar of peanut butter for their lunches. Wayne came home and asked where it had come from. Eddie didn’t know what to say, no one had ever asked him where the groceries came from. It had always been strictly don’t ask don’t tell. Eddie had felt so embarrassed and ashamed that he never tried it again. That night Wayne sat him down to tell him that they were fine, they’d always have food on the table and enough for treats every now and again.

Eddie fought hard to break the habit, but he did teach himself not to pick up things, even small objects like pens or coins. It was difficult.

By the time he was redoing senior year Eddie hadn’t stole anything in a long time, didn’t even think to. That is, until he and Steve sat in the camper after stocking up on weapons. Steve had gotten a pack of gum (nervous habit) and popped a piece in his mouth. When Steve looked away, Eddie watched the other man’s jaw work as he chewed and gum and reached over subtly to take a piece from the package, wanting to know what Harrington’s mouth tasted like right then.

Steve keeping Eddie’s battle vest hidden in the back of his closet all Brokeback Mountain style.

Everyone is smiling

And then there’s Mike

A beginner’s guide to buying a binder

I am a B cup with a 42 inch rib cage for reference (I know it’s an odd combo XD)

If you’re trying to be discreet, I suggest you say your ordering a swim top/beach top since they look very similar to that type of fabric.

Also, GC2B, Tomboyx, Paxi’s, and Underworks have all had discrete out packaging. They were all relatively close in price.

Of all of the ones I’ve tried, GC2B’s half binder has been my favorite. I wear a large. I do experience some slipping during the day but it doesn’t make me feel as claustrophobic as the full binder. All the slipping is not too bad and I’m able to fix it in the bathroom during the day. They also bounce back pretty well and I can wash them in the washing machine 1 or 2 a month.

GC2B’s classic full binder is good. The first one I bought even still gives a bit of a bind (it’s been 2 years). Though it rolls up all the time and it makes me feel claustrophobic. Don’t recommend for sensory issues.

GC2B’s racerback did not bind well for me. My chest was constantly slipping out and the straps would twist. That being said, I think someone with a smaller build would wear it well. It also gave more breathing room.

I only got 1 binder from underworks because I felt it didn’t do any better than GC2B but it was more uncomfortable. The bottom would roll up no matter what I did because I don’t have a completely flat stomach, however I’m a 34 inch waist so I don’t think it would be much better for others. It’s thick and you cannot exercise in it (which I could my other ones). Overall is was just uncomfortable and left red marks, I didn’t feel it binded any better either.

The zip up binder from Tomboyx I got as part of a swimsuit set. It lasted two months and was difficult to get a natural looking compression, but it wasn’t bad.

I got 2 athletic half binders from Paxi’s. They have zippers on the side which made them more accessible to put on (and easier) as well as allowed easy breaks. One of them’s zipper busted very early into the wear, however the other is still going strong. They are gentler in compression but still work. I wore them while swimming as a lifeguard and felt safe and comfortable. There is a little more slippage then the GC2B but I recommend these for athletics if you cannot exercise without binding due to dysphoria or fear of being outed.

Posting a TikTok edit here… Davy Jones from the Monkees and Dance the Night by Dua Lipa. I will not be taking questions on my mental state at this time.

Give me view pls 🙏

i cant stop laughinf.....why does he sound like that

fuck you if you don’t like banjo!!!! real banjo enjoyers rise up 🪕🪕🪕!!!

Just imagine the media thinking that’s his real name, and referring to him in, like, People or something as “Baby” and Steve is so mad about it. Eddie is just cackling and is just saying you know this is your fault, right?

All the Corroded Coffin guys call Steve "baby" because Eddie slipped up once and to cover up Eddie's queerness from the press they all decided to call Steve baby always.

spotify users!!! tell me the most recent song that you liked

Footage from the 1980s and 2010s.

“Peter was really a sweet person, a gentle person, and would always look you in the eye and want to talk about things. Peter was much more emotional, and gentle, and he — you know, I’m sure we hugged many times, he was a hugger, he was a really lovely soul.” - Barbara Hamaker, The Monkees Pad Show no. 4 (x)

What’s a stereotypical food from ur culture that u absolutely love.