auri ꕤ | cashews child ·˚ retweeted
I’m deadass going crazy, nothing fits. He was just on the set of OBX, from what I know, but this is a MOVIE.
Or is it that it was rumoured that he was on the set of a movie that wrapped, because the rest of the sentence is about him being cast as cyclops and in American psycho, to which he won’t comment—but we know cyclops isn’t true….
Wait I’m actually stupid as fuck, and it’s always @hatosydrew making me aware of it LMFAOOOO
It’s October 2025….. not 2026.
Still, what is that actually 😭
auri ꕤ | cashews child ·˚ retweeted
updated worst ariana’s songs
yt: unpopular song
me: just a little bit of your ass
dw: i dont care / moonlight
swt:
tuna: snoozstin
positions:
es: true story
petal: bad song (bunny chop)
auri ꕤ | cashews child ·˚ retweeted
Starkey would smoke some weed, read Tolkien, and say to himself over and over: “I can’t sleep.”
omg we are one and the same
auri ꕤ | cashews child ·˚ retweeted
WHAT? What do you mean Drew and Margaret Qualley met at a party when they were nine and their parents were friends? 😭
auri ꕤ | cashews child ·˚ retweeted
A part of the article gave me the impression that Drew wants a break, I hope that's all it is and that he's not going to retire or anything like that
auri ꕤ | cashews child ·˚ retweeted
Dear Ariana,
We are really going to need some more photos of the bob.
Yours truly,
Everyone ♡
auri ꕤ | cashews child ·˚ retweeted
y’all think just bc you don’t like a celebrity that the obsessive stalking you do to constantly keep check on their every move so you can call them ugly in every new picture you see is just as crazy, unhealthy and parasocial as the fans you love to drag every 5 business days
the reason: misogyny
Cynthia Erivo calls out the public’s obsession over her friendship with Ariana Grande during the ‘Wicked’ press tour:
“There was this weird sort of, what’s the word I’m looking for … annoyance … at the fact that two women could actually be friends. Like, why are they friends? Why are they connected? There must be something wrong with them. Why are they showing emotion? How dare they cry? And how dare they laugh? And how dare they be emotive and alive? It’s a double-edged sword. Because if we were dead behind the eyes and showing no emotion, there would have been something else to say about it. I wish there was someone who could have been like, ‘Right, this is the proper balance of emotion that you should show. Don’t show this. Don’t show that. Just this amount.’”








































