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Quite literally how I imagine Nicky, moles and all, kinda crazy

feeding y’all the foxes for thanksgiving

(also the sunshine court announcement really just ignited my obsession so thanks nora)

would be really funny if Nicky was like, "ditch the contacts," and then Neil just showed up to go to Edens wearing glasses like "okay???"

ME TOO! Like his position as goalkeeper means he needs to be a force to stop points so he's probably pretty built. He doesn't run a bunch like Neil so I doubt he's much lean muscle. Also we know that his diet is atrocious and he doesn't actually care about playing all that much so he DEFINITELY has some tummy on him. He's short and stocky and that matches his personality so well. Neil and Andrew are opposites; Neil's physique is made for speed reflecting his tendency to always run away. Andrew is made to be an unstoppable force since he faces things headlong. Also skinny Andrew is just boring. He's a college student, let him gain weight.

Please tell me I'm not the only one who feels so weird seeing people draw Andrew as a random skinny dude. Like I don't know how to explain it but I just cannot imagine Andrew as a random guy with a snatched waist like- Him?? Andrew Minyard?? Skinny?? Like I get why people would draw Kevin as skinny, that's completely understandable. But Andrew??

(Reminder, this is just an opinion! You're allowed to draw Andrew however you want!)

I was so convinced when I first read the book that Kevin would be the love interest and then Andrew just like. Appeared.

andrew minyard The character of all time because he’s the last person that you’d consider a love interest would be but he is. he’s as clueless as you are to the point that he thinks he made up the main character in his head. and they somehow manage to be the best relationship ever written

Can you pls draw non sexual byler vore 😢 Plsss 🙏

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midwest dad miku serving at the neighborhood bonfire

Credit where its due, porn bots are getting way better at catching your attention

reaching out

the girl and the rig