Srsly, That Sexy Asshole Is Gonna Be The Death Of All Of Us

srsly, that sexy asshole is gonna be the death of all of us

You mean this little shit:

Coach Winchester

Dark!Dean

Sexy AF!Dean

Turning me on!Dean

Mechanic!Dean

!944!Dean

Endverse!Dean

Purgatory!Dean

Research!Dean

The freaking tongue thing

Yeah, the little shit is gonna be the death of me.

Um... I'm sorry but aren't you a bit too old to be playing the sims? You're 44 for pete's sake.

Hm, interesting question, Anon. I’m not sure how to answer it without coming across as defensive. I don’t think there’s an age limit to playing the Sims, or any video game, really. I know a ton of Simmers who are my age or older (I’d hazard a guess that half the community consists of “older” Simmers). :) We enjoy the game because it makes us laugh, or it’s therapeutic, or a creative outlet. Should we stop because we’ve reached some magical grown-up age? Should I stop watching cartoons, too? I’m not being snarky here, I’m really curious. At what age do you think people should stop playing the Sims, and why?

https://www.insider.com/natalie-portman-wore-1949-dior-gown-recreation-to-cannes-festival-2023-5

Natalie Portman giving just one more reason to adore her. This is such a beautiful example of "wearing" a vintage dress without damaging it. The original dress stays protected, you get a recreation and the views.

Before Pride Month really hits, here's a quick reminder that it's completely normal to pick up or shed different labels over the years. You learn new things about yourself and the queer community, you're probably not the same person you were when you started your queer journey. Maybe you cut your hair or got that tattoo you always wanted or listen to other music. A lot might've changed, so why should labels be exempt from that?

Or maybe you're not yet sure which label fits you - the same way you haven't made up your mind which clothing style you like best. Maybe you're hoarding a whole bunch of labels or maybe you don't care much about labels at all and are just vibing. Either way, I hope you all enjoy the pride festivities whichever way you prefer.

Sincerely, your friendly neighbourhood queer (who used to identify as straight, then pan, now bi and as of now is still questioning my position on the ace spectrum and has given up on labeling their gender).