Bisexual Emoji Ask Game!!!

mirelakohler​:

“I never thought that! Why is it so surprising? I mean, even though horror movies are based on real facts, they have some freedom to adapt the story to the movies. Like Annabelle. The real life doll is very different from the one they decided to put in the movies. And documentaries can’t have that freedom, they are supposed to tell all the ugly truth and lose some of the appeal they horror movies have”

“Isn’t that all the more horrifying? That it’s really happened to someone else so it could happen to me too?”

Text: Yanny

Rory: A FAN. THAT IS GAY. WITH RIBBONS ON IT TO MAKE HIM SMILE

Laurel: There's a certain courtesy protocol when asking someone to put ribbons on them, you know that, right babycakes?

if you could change one thing about your store, what would it be?

“Our way of advertising... The owner is a little... older so they haven’t gotten as on board with posting on social media and making it more accessible to our generation. Also, broadening our music inventory. Not to mention, music considered oldies these days are music that were released in the 90s instead of the 70s and 60s. We’re approaching a different timeline in which if we want kids, teenagers and those in their early 20s to start shopping nostalgically we’ve got to offer music in which they consider nostalgic.”

thomas-nakamura​:

“Do you mean other than street artists?” Thomas asked. “Is it bad if I say I discover them all on Instagram? I follow Pace Taylor pretty closely. They graduated with a BFA a couple years before I did. And, uh…. Becca Klassey for simple paintings. Anisa Asakawa? I’m sorry. Does that make me not an authentic wanderer?”

“How does one define an authentic wanderer?” She mused, wiping away the pretzel salt on her lips with the back of her hand. “Have you created any street art?”

Text: Xander & Laurel

Xander: Yo, I'm bugging, I was about to ask if you were going to the drive-through tonight instead of saying drive-in theater.

Xander: Anyway, I wouldn't mind some company. Plus, I'm looking forward to some rainbow popcorn.

Laurel: Why don't we go to the drive through and the drive-in? Burgers and french fries while watching ...But I'm a Cheerleader sounds like the perfect way to spend the night.

Laurel: Do you think purple popcorn tastes like grape?

thomas-nakamura​:

“Not street art, no,” Thomas said. “My art’s confined to sketch books and loose pieces of paper. Illustrator, cartoonist, those are my job titles right now.”

He felt a buzz of his phone in his pocket and plucked it out. “Laurel,” he blew out a huff. “Remind me again why you put me in the roommates group chat. I don’t even live there.”

Laurel felt her back pocket vibrate in sync with the buzz that came from Thomas’s, she glanced at the message and giggled. Rory. “I can’t believe she’s mad that I won’t have sex with her.” She looked up and smiled sympathetically. “Thomas, you say that as if you’re not part of our little family. The moment you walked through those doors it’s like you signed a contract to be with us until the day you die.”

Laurel sighed. “I have any idea--what do you say about designing a business card of mine?”

brooklynariwiles​:

F2F || Brooke and Laurel

@laureljanes​

Brooklyn glanced at herself in the mirror and smiled brightly. “I swear you never fail to make me look beautiful. This is it, this is the look I want for my photo shoot.” She said turning towards the girl. Brooke had a photoshoot coming up and she always liked having her make up done the day before, so if she wanted a different look she had time to fix it. “You think you can come with me to the shoot and recreate this? I will pay you time and half for traveling.”

Laurel would do almost anything for her favorite client, and she knew that Brooke loved her too but... time and a half for traveling? Laurel’s eyes lit up at the surreal proposition. In a normal world it would be the perfect opportunity to gain new clients interested in her aesthetician business, but how would be offer that without having to explain the under-the-table aspect of it. “Holy shit--I--” Laurel sat down, twiddling a makeup brush between her fingers. “I mean, yeah! But--don’t you have professional makeup artists that already work at the photoshoot?”

livvy-and-dead​:

“You really should’ve,” Livvy said, almost ignoring the little kiss on their cheek (though they were never good at that – it didn’t take a genius to see little dipples forming on Livvy’s cheeks). “Have you at least seen Hush? Or even Us? Do you even watch any horror?”

“Of course I’ve seen Us! I’m not that deprived of modern cinema. You underestimate me, hon.” She turned and draped her legs - and although she was only five-foot-four, her legs were disproportionately long compared to her torso - over Livvy’s thighs. Their relationship was more intimacy by way of fiery kisses and desperate grasps rather than deep conversations and affection, but Laurel disregarded that aspect. “Does Halloweentown count as horror? If so, I’d survive that one. Other situations, you’d have to be by my side.”

greer-stenton-creates​:

Greer had nearly walked past the young woman taking some sort of apparent poll, but the small bit of movement caught the corner of her eye. She stopped in her tracks and looking back at the young woman who asked her a question as she removed an air pod from her ear. “I’m not sure I’m gonna be the most help,” Greer admitted, closing the few steps between the two. “The scariest thing I’ve watched recently was probably Trolls, and I think I was mostly just horrified that I didn’t have enough self-respect to just turn it off when it started playing. It just… sat there and let it happen to me.” She paused for a moment, lifting her shoulders into a casual shrug. 

“But, um… I have to ask: what is Ghostface?” 

Laurel couldn’t blame the other for not having that knowledge -- it wasn’t until she established her freedom that she delved more into pop culture and cult classics. According to her parents, if she had the time to watch a movie that time could be better delegated to studies. “Trolls wasn’t that bad. The soundtrack album sold out at Crossroads after the first week it as released in theaters.” 

“But Ghostface is the serial killer in the Scream saga -- highly recommended. I’m thinking of even hosting a marathon party for it. It’d be a good way to start your horror movie to-watch list.”