"A girl's got to be careful of men. I hope you don't mind me saying so."
I'm apparently in the minority on this, but the Shame that I saw was a beautifully constructed film about the ways that broken people deal with their brokenness, and that, in the end, it OK to remain broken because that is beautiful too. However, while Brandon's character arc got him to that point, Sissy's did not. Which is OK, because Shame was Brandon's story, not Sissy's. However, I sort of loved Sissy a LOT, so this mix is my attempt to figure out what would allow Sissy to reach a simila…
I'm apparently in the minority on this, but the Shame that I saw was a beautifully constructed film about the ways that broken people deal with their brokenness, and that, in the end, it OK to remain broken because that is beautiful too. However, while Brandon's character arc got him to that point, Sissy's did not. Which is OK, because Shame was Brandon's story, not Sissy's. However, I sort of loved Sissy a LOT, so this mix is my attempt to figure out what would allow Sissy to reach a similar state of acceptance with her life and her choices. And because I'm me, my answer to that question is threesomes, incest, and a liberal dose of penance kink. *g* Created for the 2012 round of kink_bingo for the multimedia challenge.
The captain of Terror learns of an unhappy coincidence.
Lil Murda considers Teak's question; who is Clifford to him?
There's just one thing missing from paradise.
Jeff Carter blows Mike Richards, because what reaction would he have to Richie's Gordie Howe except "do me on it"?
Hickey offers Crozier a little light God complex in this trying time.
Eddie has a horny alien living in his head and a functional dick, and the combination almost immediately becomes a problem.
PK's been an Auror for long enough to know that he's suited for research and desk work. Being assigned to work with Carey, who's known throughout the Montreal Aurors for his undercover work, changes that. A lot.