House Party

original from Wolf in the house by Park Ji Yeon

Half of my soul...

its so interesting to think about how when we are first introduced to yoo sangah she contrasts kim dokja in every way - she's a hard worker, an ideal woman, a perfect protagonist, all opposites of how kim dokja percieves himself as a passive person, a failure of a man, a useless reader. but then kim dokja leaves the company for three years and she steps into his role as both leader and sacrificial lamb. theres an insecurity haunting her from the early days of the apocalypse that makes her want to be useful, and if it comes at the cost of her wellbeing or life it's a trade she's alarmingly happy to make - not a mindset we at all associate with the woman we first meet on the train, but one we find familiar from our time spent in kim dokja's head. once again we learn that that line kim dokja drew between them was false, and yoo sangah was always more like him than he could have ever thought.

back with the left handed drawing cuz my dominant one is dead as hell, as per usual

somft thanzag…

i just want a beautiful hot evil woman that would care for me even if i was a broke trash racoon am i asking too much

"Last thing... I borrowed Deadlock's jacket"

(ofc Deadlock is okay with it 😉)

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My full piece for @jdlogbook !! What if I took you on a house tour and there was a big prophetic mural of you killing me in the foyer 🤍

Extra sales are still happening!

Stelle hanging up her ex’s wanted poster in her room, you know, as you do

no matter who you ship yjh with or whatever dynamic u prefer him to have w somebody he is always the wife. that man yearns to be a stay at home malewife he wants to wear an apron and provide So Badly

bugs when you lift up a rock