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. I liked you for who you are. And who you are is a person who leaves.
Past Lives, Celine Song (2023)
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2023 Retrospective: Album of the Year
Once again, this is a very long post, reviewing all of the albums I bought this year. They are sorted by score of the album as a whole, so the first album is the best one and the last is the "worst" one.
WOODZ – OO-LI (7,4/10)
This album really is something. It doesn’t sound like anything an idol would release at all. It sounds like an indie rock album. Colorful Trauma was already an interesting step in his discography, but this took it even farther. At this point, he should just rebrand to a rock band, because he does it better than most K-Rock bands. The packaging is fine. The version I have is the tall magazine type, that barely fits in the shelf, because screw normal shelves at this point. Different from other ones though, the CD is actually attached to the Album properly and not in a way, when it feels like it might fall out any moment. The only problem I see with it, is that the poster and postcard in it, bulk it out.
Deep Deep Sleep 6/10 – Sounds very depressed.
Journey 7/10 – Sounds very personal and was probably the best title track choice because of it.
Drowning 9/10 – Makes me feel like I have a gaping hole in my chest. Put it on repeat!
Busted 8/10 – I adore this whole song. I really do. But it also peaks in its first 45 seconds.
Who Knows? 7/10 – I want this man to be studied in a lab.
Ready to Fight 8/10 – Abandon K-Pop and go full rock at this point. I wouldn’t complain.
Abyss 7/10 – A beautiful ballad, but I never listen to it.
U-KNOW – Reality Show (7,2/10)
Another year, another TVXQ solo album that becomes one of my favourites. It’s a great pattern, I can’t lie. The entire mini album just sounds very complete. Any song could have been the title track and picking a favourite is so hard, that I just refuse to do it. It also sounds very cinematic, like you can fit each song to a scene in a movie. U-KNOW also sells all of the songs with his personality. The packaging on the other hand seems very sloppy. It’s a magazine type and while it looks fun, like an ad for the “Reality Show”, there are glaring problems. Some of the pages are glossy and some aren’t, which looks awkward. It also protects nothing. While writing this, I pulled it off the shelf and everything just fell out the bottom, because it doesn’t protect shit. They really could have done that better.
Wannabe 6/10 – It’s a perfect introduction to the album that sets the tone, however it would sound better without the female voice.
Vuja De 8/10 – The title has been an inside joke between my sister and me for years now, which makes it feel even more like it was specifically catered to me.
Tarantino 8/10 – U-KNOW does seem to like his movies, so the title checks out. He also is a smooth badass.
Relax 8/10 – A song with a specific vibe that gets elevated by U-KNOW’s personality.
Spotlight 7/10 – Sounds like the calm before the storm.
Curtain 6/10 – Would have been better as a collaboration with Karina.
ATEEZ – The World Ep. 2: Outlaw (7/10)
The B-Sides on this album are better than the title track, but Bouncy really was the best choice. The World series really has cemented a music style specific to it and I love that. None of them sounds quite the same, but you can tell they belong together. I am very sad though, that this episode doesn’t have the same style as Ep. 1. The Treasure and Fever series were designed to looks similar and even The World Ep. FIN looks similar to Ep. 1. This just seems to be the odd one out. I do think it looks cool though. There are some problems with the cover because the foil seems a bit too tight, which causes the cover to coil outwards. The CD also is not attached to anything and is protected by merely an envelope. It can be jammed into the back or front of the album pretty securely though.
This World 7/10 – I love that the first track on Ep. 2 continues the last track from Ep. 1
Dune 8/10 – Probably the weirdest song on the album, but also my favourite.
BOUNCY (K-HOT CHILI PEPPERS) 7/10 – Grows on me, the more I listen to it. It’s just fun.
DJANGO 7/10 – Probably the most cohesive song on the album.
Wake Up 7/10 – I don’t think this would make a good alarm.
Outlaw 6/10 – It’s fine, but it has a lot of missed potential.
Jay Chang – Late Night (7/10)
I was very much looking forward to his solo debut after Boys Planet finished and I have to say that it’s really good. I don’t think there is a single song I really dislike. I just wish the album wasn’t made from cardboard paper, God, damn it! Why do companies think this is good packaging? It was already slightly squished when I grabbed it in the store and I was very careful transporting it home, but it still looks like I smashed it against the wall. Luckily nothing was damaged. The photocards also look overly bright for some reason, but it might just be the lighting.
I’ll Be There 8/10 – This is my new comfort song. It just sounds like a hug.
Rockstar 7/10 – It’s not a rock song, but I’ll let it slide this one time, because I know he can do it.
Up to You 6/10 – Jay is suave enough to make this song work.
Sunlight 7/10 – Another comfort song. The lyrics are also very sweet.
I’ll Be There (English Version) 7/10 – Bizarrely, he sounds a little less confident in this version.
Rockstar (English Version) 7/10 – Just as good as the Korean version, but the lyrics are a bit awkward.
Key – Killer (6,8/10)
It’s a killer repackage (ha). All of the new songs are very good and add well onto the songs already on it. They fit in with the tracks and really do complete the album. Since my opinion on the other songs hasn’t changed, I’ll just review the new songs and add them onto the score. The packaging looks great as always with Key. The “CRT” version I have looks fun and protects the CD well, by just putting it in a normal CD box. It’s a tiny bit loose, but nothing that stands out in a bad way.
Killer 8/10 – Key could do synthwave for the rest of his career and I don’t think I would get tired of it.
Heartless 8/10 – Very mad, we never got a performance of this song.
Easy 7/10 – Vibe is: “I am mentally unwell, but in a sexy way.” Please, just go see a therapist, honey.
Kang Daniel – REALIEZ (6,6/10)
This is just a very solid mini album. I feel like Kang Daniel really knows how to make consistent music most of the time and this is a very good addition to his discography. And, like a maniac, he once more claims the best album packaging in terms of protectiveness. There is a protective plastic cover around the album and then also a box sealed with a magnet. Everything in the album also is very orderly. He really should just design all albums from now on.
Wasteland 8/10 – Sounds desolate and sets the tone for SOS really well.
SOS 7/10 – “Call an ambulance, but not for me.”
Supernova 7/10 – Reminds me of something I can’t place, but it’s a banger so it doesn’t matter.
Liar 6/10 – Well, self-reflection is the first step to getting better.
Dreaming 5/10 – Sounds empty.
VIXX – CONTINUUM (6,6/10)
After a way too long hiatus, the concept kings of K-Pop are finally back. And even though it’s just half the group, this was a very solid comeback. Though there wasn’t really a concept. I guess it might have been Parallel but taken seriously. It does feel very good to have them back regardless. The album design kind of triggers a pet peeve of mine though. And that is clear plastic covers where you can see the glue holding it together. I don’t know why, but it just looks ugly to me. The album does very much fit into the plastic in a way that it’s not too loose, but also not to tight though, which is nice.
Amnesia 7/10 – The chorus is a bit too generic for me and the weird clicking/beeping noise in the background throws me off, but I still like the song.
Chemical 6/10 – Needs a better chorus, but otherwise slaps.
Lilac 6/10 – A nice ballad, but not much else.
Savage 8/10 – Should have been the title track. Also, Ken in this song continues to prove that he’s vocal Jesus.
If You Come Tonight 6/10 – I would come over immediately, if they’d ask me. 
Key – Good & Great (6,5/10)
I think this isn’t Key’s best work. Some of the B-Sides sound too similar too each other. On their own, I think I would love them all, but after each other, I sometimes can’t tell where one song ends and the next one starts. There is one stand out regardless, aside from the title track of course. Conceptually, the packaging of the album is really cool but there are two issues I have with it. The first is that the File version, is way too big. I own a lot of big albums, but I seriously had to lower my shelf to get this album to fit in (I need a new shelf…). The other is with the different versions itself. Only the File version has a regular CD. The other versions that exist either are digital or use a mini-CD. Who the hell uses mini-CDs in 2023?
Good & Great 7/10 – Yeah, he better fucking get paid for constantly releasing good music.
Can’t Say Goodbye 7/10 – Fun to listen to.
Intoxicating 6/10 – Sounds way too similar to Can’t Say Goodbye.
Live Without You 6/10 – Just very generic
CoolAs 8/10 – I’m 100% convinced that this song was originally called “Cool Ass”. Also, I strive to be as suave as Key.
Mirror, Mirror 5/10 – The token ballad on the album.
PURPLE KISS – Cabin Fever (6,5/10)
Probably their most solid mini album so far. It doesn’t have something like Love is Dead on it, but all the songs are on the same level, which makes it feel very complete. However, the album already arrived damaged because it’s basically just cardboard paper. Come on, RBW. Stop doing this! Nothing in the album was damaged, but still… PURPLE KISS’ album packaging really seems to get worse.
Intro: Save Me 7/10 – Not their best intro but featuring some of their best vocals.
Sweet Juice 7/10 – The lyrics can be a bit wonky at times, but their voices carry it wonderfully.
T4ke 7/10 – Could have also been the title track, but really works better as a B-Side.
Autopilot 7/10 – Very sweet lyrics and vocals. A comfort song.
Agit 6/10 – Cute, but they also sound bored with it.
So Far So Good 5/10 – Good vocals, but not their best ballad.
TXT – The Name Chapter: Temptation (6,4/10)
All of the B-Sides on this album are better than the title track. Sugar Rush Ride isn’t necessarily bad, but there are some issues I have with the song. The other songs on the album just sound way more complete. The packaging of this album seems very half-baked. The book itself looks nice and protective, but once you open it, everything just falls out, because nothing is attached to it. Also, when you open the photobook, it creaks, and it shouldn’t do that. It’s a sign that the album isn’t bound properly, and the spine might break.
Devil by the Window 8/10 – Not title track material, but very good. It was also very funny to see catholic K-Pop fans lose their minds over the devil being mentioned in the lyrics.
Sugar Rush Ride 6/10 – Solid build up and anti-drop, but sadly the second half of the chorus is awful.
Happy Fools 5/10 – Not the worst collaboration to come out of HYBE, but I could do without it.
Tinnitus (Wanna be a Rock) 7/10 – The song slaps, but please stop naming your songs while drunk.
Farewell, Neverland 6/10 – Nice closer to the album.
Lee Seung Yoon – Shelter of Dreams (6,3/10)
Lee Seung Yoon is not really a K-Pop artist, but more an indie rock one and I can’t believe he didn’t slip onto my radar sooner. His voice is very nice, and the album is fine. The packaging is also very solid, being a box protected by a paper cover. The cover can get damaged easily, but the CD is very secure.
Hero Collector 7/10 – Sounds happy and sad at the same time without the two moods clashing.
Unsubtitled 6/10 – He should collaborate with WOODZ.
Some Some Some 7/10 - Sounds oddly upbeat, but like it hates itself for being like that.
Shelter of Dreams 8/10 – It’s lamenting, yet also very beautiful.
Poetic License 5/10 – A boring ballad. I don’t have anything else to say about it.
Summer in 1995 5/10 – An album can only have one really amazing ballad, I guess.
Wild Horse 8/10 – Makes me want to go for a run. Also, the guitar riff is really cool.
Pricey Hangover 8/10 – I don’t think rock music would help with your hangover, but that doesn't mean, I won’t try.
Upon a Smile 6/10 – It could do a bit more with its chorus.
Harder than a Prayer 5/10 – It’s lamenting, but in a boring way.
A Sip of Song 6/10 – The one song, where it actually would have been really funny if it were short.
Nickname 5/10 – Would have fit better near the beginning of the album.
CIX – OK Episode 2: I’m Okay (6,3/10)
This single album is very soothing to listen to. The only song I regularly listen to is Save Me, Kill Me, but the other songs are also nice. The album is a standard-book-style packaging. It’s nothing too fancy, but it works just fine, and the colour scheme looks nice. The CD is also properly attached to it, which seems to be so rare nowadays. The one problem I have with it, is that the pages of the photobooks seem hard to flip through properly.
Back to Life 6/10 – Sounds very soothing.
Save Me, Kill Me 8/10 – Tears my heart out.
Curtain Call 6/10 – This is what I imagine a star shower sounds like.
Color 5/10 – Would be better without the rap part.
PITTA – BE FREE (6,3/10)
Hyungho continues to bless us with his amazing voice, which really is the main reason I bought this album for. That, and the fact that it has a live DVD included with it, which I haven’t watched yet. It also chooses the best form of packaging: A box with a magnetic lid. It’s simple, but it works really well.
INTRO 5/10 – I’m pretty sure this has the voices of the other FORESTELLA members mixed in.
CARPE DIEM 6/10 – Gives me Bon Jovi vibes.
SMOG 6/10 – Perfect proof that insane vocals don’t immediately make a ballad good.
BE FREE 8/10 – Sounds like it should be a James Bond theme song.
DANDELION 6/10 – This is what I imagine heaven sounds like.
UNIVERSE 7/10 – Sounds very ethereal.
Red Velvet – Chill Kill (6,3/10)
It’s the first album I bought of Red Velvet. I’m not usually a fan of them, and I also don’t like the title track as much, but all of the B-Sides are really good, so I just had to get my hands on it. I guess people had a point with that: Their B-Sides are better than their title tracks. The version of the album I own, is an individual member version. Specifically, Irene’s. She’s… certainly not my favourite, but the normal version didn’t look structurally sound at all, so I got it regardless. It is a bit confusing, because I first thought that it might be a magnet box, but no, you just slide it out the top or bottom. Though there is some resistance to this, it still slides out to easy for me to be comfortable with.
Chill Kill 6/10 – If the first half of the chorus were better, this could be their best title track.
Knock Knock (Who’s There?) 7/10 – Could have also been the title track.
Underwater 6/10 – The right amount of boring.
Will I Ever See You Again? 6/10 – The chorus is a tiny bit too generic for me, but the verses are beautiful.
Nightmare 7/10 – More proof that songs called Nightmare can do no wrong.
Iced Coffee 5/10 – I… don’t get what the song name has to do with it.
One Kiss 8/10 – A Red Velvet song with an actual good rap part? In 2023? Also, their harmonies.
Bulldozer 8/10 – A Red Velvet song that actually shows personality? In 2023?
Wings 5/10 – Sounds a bit like a children’s song.
Scenery 5/10 – Sounds like it should be in a mafia movie.
Taemin – Guilty (6,2/10)
For his first solo comeback after his military hiatus, it’s fine. The title track certainly is the best song, and the rest is fine. It’s not something I feel incredibly strong about, but I do appreciate its existence. Taemin also took a page out of Key’s book for the album design. It’s a shoebox. Like… something you keep memorabilia from an ex in. He’s very much feeding our delusions and I love it. The disk still is properly protected, and the inserts are all fun, though I don’t know what I’m supposed to do with just one shoelace. ARMYs immediately cried plagiarism though, because it supposedly resembled V’s album design, but there is a very clear difference between the two. One is a shoebox, and the other is designed to look like a package you receive in the mail. One is good, the other is incredibly sleep including.
Guilty 7/10 – Sounds a tiny bit like a cult indoctrination, which is very fitting for Taemin. But he’s also too good for this song.
The Rizzness 7/10 – Hilarious but also cool at the same time. Only Taemin could make that work, really.
She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not 6/10 – Sounds a bit like it features NCT.
Not Over You 6/10 – Feels like swimming through sludge.
Night Away 5/10 – Seems to summon sleep instead.
Blue 6/10 – Does feel and sound blue.
ONEWE – Gravity (6,2/10)
This is an English album. You really should keep that in mind because I completely forgot. The English versions of the songs aren’t bad by any means, in fact, at least one is actually better than the original. In my opinion of course. Feel free to disagree. The packaging is very loose, causing everything to almost fall out just for grabbing the album off the shelf. The design of it is also kind off odd, with the picture on the front being printed with the long side on the bottom. The name of the album however, isn’t written on the short side, but the long side which causes the album to look a bit weird.
Gravity 7/10 – Yonghoon’s vocals are absolutely fantastic, and the song shows them off nicely, but I wish there was a bit more too it.
AuRoRa 7/10 – The English lyrics for this song are really nice.
Parting 6/10 -  Sounds like they are cramming to many words per line.
Regulus 5/10 – A little too much autotune for my taste.
Montage_ 7/10 – Not as good as the original, but still very nice.
Rain to Be 7/10 – The transitions don’t seem to work quite as well in English.
Ring on my Ears 5/10 – Gotta love a man with piercings, but this ain’t it.
Trauma 6/10 – I… have no clue what this song is supposed to be about.
Logo 6/10 – Sweet, but also boring
End of Spring 7/10 – Actually sounds better in English. Probably because it sounds like an Avicii song.
Crazy Good 5/10 – The chorus is… not good.
PURPLE KISS – FESTA (6/10)
This might be their weakest release so far. I never really listen to any of the songs. The only reason why I got it, was basically just for completion’s sake. The album design is also baffling. Not only does the box look like there needs to be more filler material to not let everything fall inward, but it also comes with just a mini-CD. …didn’t I just go over this? No one uses mini-CDs. Some computers can’t even read mini-CDs. Luckily mine can, I just don’t understand, why it’s not a normal CD. Maybe because of production costs? But even then, it can’t be that much more. And if that’s where you’re failing, then I fear for the future.
7HEAVEN 6/10 – Their vocals are great as always, but they can’t save this song on their own.
Biscuit 6/10 – I don’t like the chorus.
Mistake 6/10 – Probably the best of the three songs, which is sad.
SHINee – HARD (6/10)
It really hurts me to say this, because SHINee is one of my ult groups, but I did not like this album that much. To be completely fair, a huge fault of that is the title track and I do think, that any of the B-Sides would have worked better as the title track. But none of them necessarily stuck with me, aside from two songs really. Also, they made the impossible, possible by creating multiple songs that actually sound better, when it’s just Minho, Key and Taemin performing them. Actually insane. In another first from SHINee, the packaging is actually really good. It did take me an embarrassing long second to figure out how to open it, but it’s surprisingly protective. It even has a magnet protecting it. The only complaint I have with it, is that I wish that the disk wasn’t just shoved into an envelope, but was properly attached, but I guess we can’t have everything.
HARD 4/10 – I believe there is a good song hidden in here, but it was split into so many parts that it’s unrecognisable.
Juice 7/10 – My favourite song on the album, ironically. Also, sounds better without Onew, which should be considered a hate crime.
10X 6/10 – The chorus is almost painfully generic.
Satellite 7/10 – The verses could be a lot better, but the chorus does save the song.
Identity 7/10 – My favourite song on the album, unironically. Should have been the title track, tbh.
The Feeling 6/10 – Very sweet song for Shawols, but the vocals and instrumental sound a bit… off.
Like it 6/10 – A bit generic, but still fun.
Sweet Misery 6/10 – Would sound better as a Taemin solo.
Insomnia 6/10 - Would sound better as a Minho solo.
Gravity 5/10 – Drags you down.
The Rose – Dual (5,9/10)
This album was very much an impulse buy because I really like Back to Me. The other songs on the album are not as good as that song and are pretty mediocre, but I can’t say I regret buying the album regardless. They did choose the very best type of packaging as well: a box with a magnetic lid. The disk is properly protected and there really is nothing to complain about.
Dawn 5/10 – Fine as an intro
You’re Beautiful 6/10 – Man, how whipped can you be for your significant other?
Nauseous 6/10 – Very generic.
Back to Me 8/10 – I don’t think I ever will get over these lyrics.
Lifeline 6/10 – Kind of a Nothingburger.
Dusk 5/10 – Weird place to put this song. I completely skipped it by accident.
Angel 5/10 – A nice ballad, but nothing special.
Eclipse 6/10 – Here I’m running out of things to call things mediocre with.
Alive 7/10 – A little too much autotune for my taste.
Cosmo 6/10 – Sounds like End of Spring by ONEWE.
Wonder 5/10 – Reminds me of Coldplay (derogatory).
INFINITE – 13EGIN (5,8/10)
It’s not their best album, but it’s just very nice to have them back. And under their own name in their own company no less. I really hope this wasn’t just a one-time thing. The packaging is very good. It’s a box that protects the CD properly and has a photobook for each member, which is something, I don’t think I have ever seen. The box also, despite being simply black with their logo on it in gold, looks very fancy.
Intro: 13 3/10 – Very unpleasant to listen to. Especially with headphones.
New Emotions 6/10 – Not their best work but the chorus has no business being so smooth.
Time Difference 8/10 – A beautiful song that shouldn’t be relegated to being just a B-Side.
TXT – The Name Chapter: FREEFALL (5,7/10)
The album took a while to grow on me, but the more I listen to it, the more I like it. There are some baffling choices this album made though, but I’ll mention it when I talk about specific songs. The album packaging also is really weird. You are supposed to rip one side open and like… damaging an album like that is always not good. Everything else is also just kind of shoved into there. It doesn't fall out because of there are folds on the top and bottom, but they also cause some problems with the photobook. The book is attached to the back and if you try to casually browse through the book, the pages constantly brush against the folds, which is mildly annoying. I also don’t understand, why they made random posters of buildings and walls instead of the members. Like, sure that’s what I would put on my wall.
Growing Pain 8/10 – Maybe it wouldn’t fit, but it would have made a much more interesting title track. They do make this style work.
Chasing that Feeling 6/10 – Baby’s first synthwave song. It seriously sounds like a first draft.
Back For More (TXT Ver.) 5/10 – Wow, just… just, wow. Why would you remove Anitta’s verse? It’s the best part. Did you want to make this song more generic? Is it because fans were being weird? And also, this is the collaboration you want to erase, HYBE???
Dreamer 5/10 – Way too much autotune. I’m so sorry HYBE would do this to you, boys.
Deep Down 6/10 – Could be better, if the chorus wasn’t so painful.
Happily Ever After 5/10 – Painfully generic
Skipping Stones 7/10 – Would be better without the Autotune, but still good.
Blue Spring 4/10 – The vocals at the beginning are painful to listen to.
Do It Like That 5/10 – It’s just a huge pile of nothing. Also, this is the collaboration you chose to keep on the album?
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The 5 currently watching dramas
The 5 currently watching dramas
K dramaland is churning out the dramas faster that I could ever catch up. I am definitely not complaining now I have a reason to cozy up to my couch every night and waiting for the dramas to start. It buffers alot of separation anxiety I have waiting for the new episodes of dramas that I am faithfully watching to start. This is of course on top of Extraordinary Attorney Woo! Since there are so…
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Past Lives (12): Living within the multiverse of past relationships.
#onemannsmovies #filmreview of "Past Lives". #pastlivesmovie. An extraordinary debut film from Celine Song that is just perfect. 5/5.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Past Lives” (2023). “Past Lives” reminded me of Friends Reunited, launched in the UK in June 2000. It was one of the early social networking sites and let you type in your school and pull up fellow students to find out where they were and what they were doing with their lives. In my case: there were those that were ‘famous’ – Lloyd Cole from ‘Lloyd Cole and the…
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2022 poetry rec list
wrapping up this year w another poetry rec list! this year i’ve leaned a lot more into actively reading and writing much more poetry and hope to be publishing a compilation of my work (hopefully!) this time next year as well :) once again, i’ve tried to link what i could back to original sources + authors but a few of these link to tumblr posts / screenshots. this one is MUCH longer so i’ve organized it into my fav 15 + the rest below the cut!
top fifteen:
desert hymns no.2 (@/prophetfromthecrypt)
despite my efforts even my prayers have turned into threats (kaveh akbar)
erishkigal specializes in butchery (joan tierney)
for the dogs who barked at me on the sidewalks in connecticut (hanif abdurraqib)
fricatives (eric yip)
hammond b3 organ cistern (gabrielle calvocoressi)
let your father die energy drink (daniel lavery)
morning prayer with rat king (kaveh akbar)
not even this (ocean vuong)
on coming back as a buzzard (lia purpura)
the swan (@/tinyghosthands)
sometimes i wish i felt the side effects (danez smith)
song of the insensible (andrew kozma)
space boy wearing skirt (lee jenny)
the stars are warm (chung ho-seung)
everyone else:
14 lines from love letters or suicide notes (doc luben)
blood makes the blade holy (evan knoll)
border patrol agent (eduardo c corral)
carpet bomb (kenyatta rogers)
death comes to me again, a girl (dorianne laux)
desert (john gould fletcher)
do you consider writing to be therapeutic? (andrew grace)
dust (dorianne laux)
first will and testament + missing persons (sam sax)
fish (richelle buccilli)
for the feral splendor that remains (caconrad)
glitter (keaton st james)
gravedigger (andrew thomas huang)
heart condition (jericho brown)
it is maybe time to admit that michael jordan definitely pushed off (hanif abdurraqib)
leaves (lloyd schwartz)
letter to s, hospital (emily skaja)
metaphors for my body on the examination table (torrin a greathouse)
miss you. would like to grab that chilled tofu we love (gabrielle calvocoressi)
my brother, asleep (steven espada dawson)
my brother out of rehab, points, (ron riekki)
my cat is sad (spencer madsen)
notes from jonah's lecture series (tanya olsen)
publick universal friend contends with orthgraphy & meditates in an emergency (day heisinger-nixon)
red stains (allen tate)
red shift (david baker)
salvage (hedgie choi)
shoulders (naomi shihab nye)
social skills training (solmaz sharif)
the 17-year-old & the gay bar (danez smith)
the desert dispels this hallowed ground of coarse insinuations (julia wong kcomt)
the twelfth day (rosanna warren)
two-mom energy drink (daniel lavery)
two poems (rachel nelson)
two times i loved you the most in a car (dorothea grossman)
un [naming] / trans (after golden) (angelic proof)
valentine for ernest mann (naomi shihab nye)
vi. wisdom: the voice of god (mary karr) 
WAITING (keaton st james)
what mary magdalene said to the young transsexual (elle emerson)
wild geese (mary oliver)
worms (shyla hardwick)
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The Ig Nobel Prize, for scientific research that makes people laugh and then makes them think. This year's winners!
CHEMISTRY and GEOLOGY PRIZE [POLAND, UK] Jan Zalasiewicz, for explaining why many scientists like to lick rocks. REFERENCE: “Eating Fossils,” Jan Zalasiewicz, The Paleontological Association Newsletter, no. 96, November 2017. Eating fossils | The Palaeontological Association (palass.org) WHO TOOK PART IN THE CEREMONY: Jan Zalasiewicz
LITERATURE PRIZE [FRANCE, UK, MALAYSIA, FINLAND] Chris Moulin, Nicole Bell, Merita Turunen, Arina Baharin, and Akira O’Connor for studying the sensations people feel when they repeat a single word many, many, many, many, many, many, many times. REFERENCE: “The The The The Induction of Jamais Vu in the Laboratory: Word Alienation and Semantic Satiation,” Chris J. A. Moulin, Nicole Bell, Merita Turunen, Arina Baharin, and Akira R. O’Connor, Memory, vol. 29, no. 7, 2021, pp. 933-942. doi.org/10.1080/09658211.2020.1727519 WHO TOOK PART IN THE CEREMONY: Chris Moulin, Akira O’Connor
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PRIZE [INDIA, CHINA, MALAYSIA, USA] Te Faye Yap, Zhen Liu, Anoop Rajappan, Trevor Shimokusu, and Daniel Preston, for re-animating dead spiders to use as mechanical gripping tools. REFERENCE: “Necrobotics: Biotic Materials as Ready-to-Use Actuators,” Te Faye Yap, Zhen Liu, Anoop Rajappan, Trevor J. Shimokusu, and Daniel J. Preston, Advanced Science, vol. 9, no. 29, 2022, article 2201174. doi.org/10.1002/advs.202201174 WHO TOOK PART IN THE CEREMONY: Te Faye Yap and Daniel Preston
PUBLIC HEALTH PRIZE [SOUTH KOREA, USA] Seung-min Park, for inventing the Stanford Toilet, a device that uses a variety of technologies — including a urinalysis dipstick test strip, a computer vision system for defecation analysis, an anal-print sensor paired with an identification camera, and a telecommunications link — to monitor and quickly analyze the substances that humans excrete. REFERENCE: “A Mountable Toilet System for Personalized Health Monitoring via the Analysis of Excreta,” Seung-min Park, Daeyoun D. Won, Brian J. Lee, Diego Escobedo, Andre Esteva, Amin Aalipour, T. Jessie Ge, et al., Nature Biomedical Engineering, vol. 4, no. 6, 2020, pp. 624-635. doi.org/10.1038/s41551-020-0534-9 REFERENCE: “Digital Biomarkers in Human Excreta,” Seung-min Park, T. Jessie Ge, Daeyoun D. Won, Jong Kyun Lee, and Joseph C. Liao, Nature Reviews Gastroenterology and Hepatology, vol. 18, no. 8, 2021, pp. 521-522. doi.org/10.1038/s41575-021-00462-0 REFERENCE: “Smart Toilets for Monitoring COVID-19 Surges: Passive Diagnostics and Public Health,” T. Jessie Ge, Carmel T. Chan, Brian J. Lee, Joseph C. Liao, and Seung-min Park, NPJ Digital Medicine, vol. 5, no. 1, 2022, article 39. doi.org/10.1038/s41746-022-00582-0 REFERENCE: “Passive Monitoring by Smart Toilets for Precision Health,” T. Jessie Ge, Vasiliki Nataly Rahimzadeh, Kevin Mintz, Walter G. Park, Nicole Martinez-Martin, Joseph C. Liao, and Seung-min Park, Science Translational Medicine, vol. 15, no. 681, 2023, article eabk3489. doi.org/10.1126/scitranslmed.abk3489 WHO TOOK PART IN THE CEREMONY: Seung-min Park
COMMUNICATION PRIZE [ARGENTINA, SPAIN, COLOMBIA, CHILE, CHINA, USA] María José Torres-Prioris, Diana López-Barroso, Estela Càmara, Sol Fittipaldi, Lucas Sedeño, Agustín Ibáñez, Marcelo Berthier, and Adolfo García, for studying the mental activities of people who are expert at speaking backward. REFERENCE: “Neurocognitive Signatures of Phonemic Sequencing in Expert Backward Speakers,” María José Torres-Prioris, Diana López-Barroso, Estela Càmara, Sol Fittipaldi, Lucas Sedeño, Agustín Ibáñez, Marcelo L. Berthier, and Adolfo M. García, Scientific Reports, vol. 10, no. 10621, 2020. doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-67551-z WHO TOOK PART IN THE CEREMONY: María José Torres-Prioris, Adolfo García
MEDICINE PRIZE [USA, CANADA, MACEDONIA, IRAN, VIETNAM] Christine Pham, Bobak Hedayati, Kiana Hashemi, Ella Csuka, Tiana Mamaghani, Margit Juhasz, Jamie Wikenheiser, and Natasha Mesinkovska, for using cadavers to explore whether there is an equal number of hairs in each of a person’s two nostrils. REFERENCE: “The Quantification and Measurement of Nasal Hairs in a Cadaveric Population,” Christine Pham, Bobak Hedayati, Kiana Hashemi, Ella Csuka, Margit Juhasz, and Natasha Atanaskova Mesinkovska, Journal of The American Academy of Dermatology, vol. 83, no. 6, 2020, pp. AB202-AB202. doi.org/10.1016/j.jaad.2020.06.902 WHO TOOK PART IN THE CEREMONY: Christine Pham, Natasha Mesinkovska, Margit Juhasz, Kiana Hashemi, Tiana Mamaghani
NUTRITION PRIZE [JAPAN] Homei Miyashita and Hiromi Nakamura, for experiments to determine how electrified chopsticks and drinking straws can change the taste of food. REFERENCE: “Augmented Gustation Using Electricity,” Hiromi Nakamura and Homei Miyashita, Proceedings of the 2nd Augmented Human International Conference, March 2011, article 34. doi.org/10.1145/1959826.1959860 WHO TOOK PART IN THE CEREMONY: Homei Miyashita, Hiromi Nakamura
EDUCATION PRIZE [CHINA, CANADA, UK, THE NETHERLANDS, IRELAND, USA, JAPAN] Katy Tam, Cyanea Poon, Victoria Hui, Wijnand van Tilburg, Christy Wong, Vivian Kwong, Gigi Yuen, and Christian Chan, for methodically studying the boredom of teachers and students. REFERENCE: “Boredom Begets Boredom: An Experience Sampling Study on the Impact of Teacher Boredom on Student Boredom and Motivation,” Katy Y.Y. Tam, Cyanea Y. S. Poon, Victoria K.Y. Hui, Christy Y. F. Wong, Vivian W.Y. Kwong, Gigi W.C. Yuen, Christian S. Chan, British Journal of Educational Psychology, vol. 90, no. S1, June 2020, pp. 124-137. doi.org/10.1111/bjep.12549 REFERENCE: “Whatever Will Bore, Will Bore: The Mere Anticipation of Boredom Exacerbates its Occurrence in Lectures,” Katy Y.Y. Tam, Wijnand A.P. Van Tilburg, Christian S. Chan, British Journal of Educational Psychology, epub 2022. doi.org/10.1111/bjep.12549 WHO TOOK PART IN THE CEREMONY: Christian Chan, Katy Y.Y. Tam, Wijnand A.P. Van Tilburg
PSYCHOLOGY PRIZE [USA] Stanley Milgram, Leonard Bickman, and Lawrence Berkowitz for experiments on a city street to see how many passersby stop to look upward when they see strangers looking upward REFERENCE: “Note on the Drawing Power of Crowds of Different Size,” Stanley Milgram, Leonard Bickman, and Lawrence Berkowitz, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, vol. 13, no. 2, 1969, pp. 79-82. psycnet.apa.org/doi/10.1037/h0028070 WHO TOOK PART IN THE CEREMONY: Len Bickman
PHYSICS PRIZE [SPAIN, GALICIA, SWITZERLAND, FRANCE, UK] Bieito Fernández Castro, Marian Peña, Enrique Nogueira, Miguel Gilcoto, Esperanza Broullón, Antonio Comesaña, Damien Bouffard, Alberto C. Naveira Garabato, and Beatriz Mouriño-Carballido, for measuring the extent to which ocean-water mixing is affected by the sexual activity of anchovies. REFERENCE: “Intense Upper Ocean Mixing Due to Large Aggregations of Spawning Fish,” Bieito Fernández Castro, Marian Peña, Enrique Nogueira, Miguel Gilcoto, Esperanza Broullón, Antonio Comesaña, Damien Bouffard, Alberto C. Naveira Garabato, and Beatriz Mouriño-Carballido, Nature Geoscience, vol. 15, 2022, pp. 287–292. doi.org/10.1038/s41561-022-00916-3 WHO TOOK PART IN THE CEREMONY: Bieito Fernandez Castro, Beatriz Mouriño-Carballido, Alberto Naveira Garabato, Esperanza Broullon, Miguel Gil Coto
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It was an amazing competition. I'm a bit sad to see my husband's career end, but he's had an amazing career, and to end it with a fourth (!!!!) world title is incredible.
If you didn't see the press conference - yes, he's done. He's had a recurring back injury, and while he skates through it, it's causing him and more problems. He and I also want to move on to the next phase in our lives, and we can't do that if we're both competing. He's ready to move on and has nothing left he wants to do.
Free Program
Guang-hong de la Iglesia - CHN - 224.26
Otabek Altin - KAZ - 221.69
Seung-gil Lee - KOR - 220.34
Emil Nekola - CZE - 218.79
Kenjirou Minami - JPN - 210.94
Jean-Jacques Leroy - CAN - 208.37
Paul Kuan Yim Han - FRA - 206.90
Adam Loughton - GBR - 206.48
Louis Leroy - CAN - 204.53
Michael Anderson - USA - 204.27
Alexander Carpenter - USA - 199.47 
Andrin Caspari - SUI - 180.68
Souta Yamada - JPN - 173.13
Nikolais Januais - LAT - 168.38
Maskim Semenjov - EST - 163.49
Issak Ashenkazi - ISR - 162.76
Gi-joon Khan - KOR - 161.44
Dante Sebastiani - ITA - 160.02
Roman Khasanov - KAZ - 154.17
Daniel Vargas - MEX - 152.48
Ambrosi Lomdize - GEO - 149.47
Justin Hwang - CAN - 149.21
Devit Kazarian - ARM - 140.53
Magnar Holberg - SWE - 135.25
Overall
Otabek Altin - KAZ - (1, 2) - 335.14 @otabekvoiceblog
Guang-hong de la Iglesia - CHN - (3, 1) - 334.38 @guanghongvoice
Seung-gil Lee - KOR - (4, 3) - 330.27
Emil Nekola - CZE - (9, 4) - 320.45
Jean-Jacques Leroy - CAN - (2, 6) - 319.24 @jjleroy-rp
Kenjirou Minami - JPN -  (5, 5) - 316.21
Adam Loughton - GBR - (6, 8) - 310.18
Louis Leroy - CAN - (8, 9) - 306.40
Michael Anderson - USA - (11, 10) - 305.26
Alexander Carpenter - USA - (10, 11) - 300.72
Paul Kuan Yim Han - FRA - (22, 7) - 284.39
Souta Yamada - JPN - (7, 13) - 280.85
Andrin Caspari - SUI - (12, 12) - 274.09
Nikolais Januais - LAT - (15, 14) - 257.80
Dante Sebastiani - ITA - (13, 18) - 253.12
Gi-joon Khan - KOR - (16, 17) - 249.65
Maskim Semenjov - EST - (17, 15) - 247.57
Issak Ashenkazi - ISR - (18, 16) - 243.25
Ambrosi Lomdize - (15, 21) - 241.55
Roman Khasanov - KAZ - (20, 19) - 243.19
Daniel Vargas - MEX - (19, 20) - 232.67
Justin Hwang - CAN - (21, 22) - 227.21
Devit Kazarian - ARM - (24, 23) - 213.99
Magnar Holberg - SWE - (23, 24) - 211.45
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↳ we only write romantic, platonic, age regression, fluff, angst, and semi-nsfw. no full nsfw content.
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↳ lgbtq+ relationships are fully allowed and encouraged, this includes polyamory.
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— new jersey devils
— edmonton oilers
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— florida panthers
— toronto maple leafs
— anaheim ducks
— boston bruins
— chicago blackhawks
— calgary flames
— ottawa senators
— los angeles kings
— winnipeg jets
— tampa bay lightning
— washington capitals
— philidelphia flyers
— columbus blue jackets
— nashville predators
— san jose sharks
— arizona coyotes
— st louis blues
— buffalo sabres
— pittsburgh penquins
— montreal canadiens
— vancouver canucks
— minnesota wild
— colorado avalanche
— vegas golden knights
— detriot red wings
— new york islanders
— dallas stars
— carolina hurricanes
— umich (not nhl, but i also don’t care)
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— twice
↳ nayeon
↳ jeongyeon
↳ momo
↳ mina
↳ dahyun
↳ chaeyoung
↳ tzuyu
↳ sana
↳ jihyo
— blackpink
↳ lisa
↳ jennie
↳ jisoo
↳ rosé
— (g)i-dle
↳ soyeon
↳ miyeon
↳ soojin
↳ yuqi
↳ shuhua
↳ minnie
— red velvet
↳ irene
↳ seulgi
↳ wendy
↳ joy
↳ yeri
— itzy
↳ yeji
↳ ryujin
↳ lia
↳ yuna
↳ chaeryeong
— le sserafim
↳ yunjin / jennifer
↳ chaewon
↳ sakura
↳ kazuha
↳ eunchae
— ive
↳ wonyoung
↳ yujin
↳ gaeul
↳ liz
↳ leeseo
↳ rei
— loona
↳ heejin
↳ hyunjin
↳ haseul
↳ yeojin
↳ vivi
↳ kim lip
↳ choerry
↳ jinsoul
↳ yves
↳ chuu
↳ gowon
↳ olivia hye
— new jeans
↳ danielle
↳ haerin
↳ hanni
↳ minji
— aespa
↳ karina
↳ winter
↳ giselle
↳ ning ning
— bts
↳ namjoon
↳ yoongi
↳ hoseok
↳ jin
↳ jungkook
↳ jimin
↳ taehyung
— enhypen
↳ ni-ki
↳ jungwon
↳ sunoo
↳ sunghoon
↳ heeseung
↳ jay
↳ jake
— stray kids
↳ bang chan
↳ hyunjin
↳ felix
↳ lee know
↳ i.n
↳ han
↳ changbin
↳ seungmin
— txt
↳ soobin
↳ kai
↳ yeonjun
↳ beomgyu
↳ taehyun
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— crash landing on you
↳ ri jeong-hyeok
↳ yoon se-ri
↳ gu seung-joon
↳ seo dan
↳ park kwang-beom
↳ kim jumeok
— all of us are dead
↳ lee su-hyeok
↳ choi nam-ra
↳ lee cheong-san
↳ nam on-jo
↳ yoon gwi-nam
↳ lee na-yeon
↳ jang ha-ri
↳ park mi-jin
↳ jang woo-jin
↳ min eun-ji
↳ kim chul-soo
— sweet home
↳ cha hyun-soo
↳ lee eun-hyuk
↳ lee eun-yoo
↳ seo yi-kyeong
↳ jung jae-heon
↳ pyeon sang-wook
↳ yoon ji-soo
— squid game
↳ kang sae-byeok
↳ seong gi-hu
↳ salesman
↳ hwang jun-ho
↳ ji-yeong
↳ cho sang-wo
↳ front man
↳ abdul ali
↳ circle, triangle, and square guards
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Oi Kokoro! Me ajuda com sugestões de fc para um family template do Cha Eunwoo?
Olá, coração! Claro. Coloquei algumas sugestões de pais, mães, irmãos e irmãs para o Eunwoo abaixo do Read More! Espero que te ajudem.
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PAI
Seo Sangwon (1967, ator)
Cha Seungwon (1970, ator)
Jeong Yong-jun/Jang Hyuk (1976, ator)
Song Seungheon (1976, ator)
Ji Sung (1977, ator)
Kim Sunghoon/Ha Jungwoo (1978, ator)
Yoo Teo (1981, ator)
MÃE
Ha Heera (1969, atriz)
Lee Youngae (1971, atriz)
Kim Seohyung (1973, atriz)
Song Seonmi (1974, atriz)
Kim Heesun (1977, atriz)
Lee Boyoung (1979, atriz)
Bae Doona (1979, atriz)
IRMÃOS
MAIS VELHOS
Kim Kibum/Key (1991, SHINee)
Yang Sejong (1992, ator)
Byun Baekhyun (1992, EXO)
Seo Kangjun (1993, 5urprise)
Kim Minkyu (1994, ator)
Nam Joohyuk (1994, ator)
Kang Seung-yoon/Yoon (1994, WINNER)
Lee Taeyong (1995, NCT)
Kang Daniel (1996, solista)
GÊMEOS
Hwang Minhyun (1995, ex-NU'EST)
Kim Seok-woo/Rowoon (1996, SF9)
Choi Youngjae/Ars (1996, GOT7)
Seo Byungchan (1997, Victon)
Jeon Woong (1997, AB6IX)
Kim Younghoon (1997, The Boyz)
Lee Jun-young/Jun (1997, UNB)
Seo Jihoon (1997, ator)
Hong Minchan (1998, VERIVERY)
MAIS NOVOS
Ji Changmin/Q (1998, The Boyz)
Lee Keonhee (1998, ONEUS)
Kang Hyunggu/Kino (1998, PENTAGON)
Lee Chan/Dino (1999, SEVENTEEN)
Park Jihoon (1999, ex-Wanna One)
Kim Youngkyun/Hwiyoung (1999, SF9)
Bae Jinyoung (2000, CIX)
Choi Beomgyu (2001, TXT)
Yang Jeongin/I.N. (2001, Stray Kids)
IRMÃS
MAIS VELHAS
Kim Taeyeon (1989, SNSD)
Han Sunhwa (1990, ex-Secret)
Lee Sungkyung (1990, atriz)
Bae Joohyun/Irene (1991, Red Velvet)
Im Jinah/Nana (1991, After School)
Lee Jooyoung (1992, atriz)
Son Naeun (1994, ex-Apink)
Kim Minji/JiU (1994, Dreamcatcher)
Lee Hyeri (1994, Girl's Day)
GÊMEAS
Oh Seunghee (1995, ex-CLC)
Jeon Somin (1996, KARD)
Lee Dabin/Yeonwoo (1996, ex-Momoland)
Roseanne Park/Rosé (1997, Blackpink)
Lee Luda (1997, WJSN)
Park Jihyo (1997, TWICE)
Park Jiwon (1998, Fromis_9)
Kim Jungeun/Kim Lip (1999, LOONA)
Kim Yerim/Yeri (1999, Red Velvet)
MAIS NOVAS
Choi Yoona/Bella (1999, ALICE/ELRIS)
Jeon Heejin (2000, LOONA)
Kim Hyunjin (2000, LOONA)
Kim Chaewon (2000, Le Sserafim)
Choi Jisu/Lia (2000, Itzy)
Cho Hyeyeon (2000, ex-Gugudan)
Yoo Jiwon/Bian (2001, MAJORS)
Park Sumin (2001, Dream Note)
Kang Lena (2002, GWSN)
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It's time once again for the Lo-scars! My awards for the best films of 2023:
Best Director
Daniel Goldhaber – How To Blow Up A Pipeline
Dean Fleischer-Camp – Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
Hirokazu Kore-eda – Broker
Paul King – Wonka
Tina Satter – Reality
Best Actress in a leading role
Rosy McEwan – Blue Jean
Lee Ji-eun – Broker
Olivia Colman – Empire Of Light
Sydney Sweeney – Reality
Thomasin McKenzie – Eileen
Best Actor in a leading role
Harris Dickenson – Scrapper
Nicholas Braun – Cat Person
Song Kang Ho – Broker
Best Actress in a supporting role
Bae Doona – Broker
Marin Ireland – Eileen
Rachel McAdams – Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret
Best Actor in a supporting role
Forest Goodluck – How To Blow Up A Pipeline
Josh Hamilton & Marchánt Davis – Reality
Simu Liu – Barbie
Best performance by a child or animal
Abby Ryder Fortson – Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret
Im Seung-soo – Broker
Lola Campbell – Scrapper
The Pigeon – Empire Of Light
Seeza Saroj Mehta – Jawan
Best Original Score
Chris Roe – Blue Jean
Disasterpiece – Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
Gavin Brivik – How To Blow Up A Pipeline
Jung Jaeil – Broker
Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross – Empire Of Light
Best Picture
Avatar: The Way Of Water
Broker
Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio
How To Blow Up A Pipeline
Wonka
Worst Title:
Ant Man & The Wasp: Quantumania (just call it ‘quANTuMANia’!)
Eileen (because I get the Dexy’s Midnight Runners song in my head)
No One Will Save You (generic; nothing to do with the film)
Best Title:
Cat Person (because it works on two levels!)
Extraction 2 (for keeping it simple)
How To Blow Up A Pipeline (because I get a little thrill every time I google it)
Best running theme:
Cute little creatures who’ve lost their families – Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3; Marcel The Shell With Shoes On
FBI interrogations about security clearance – Oppenheimer; Reality
Getting a working vagina – Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret; Barbie
Getting revenge on environmentally disastrous industries – How To Blow Up A Pipeline; Jawan
Home invasion – Accused; No One Will Save You
Korean adoption – Broker; Return To Seoul
Making a bomb – How To Blow Up A Pipeline; Oppenheimer
Moving to the coast with your mixed-race family – Are You There God? It’s Me Margaret; Avatar: The Way Of Water
Setting fire to rich people – The Menu; Nocebo
The Runtime of Shame:
Avatar: The Way Of Water (3hrs, 12mins)
The Golden Scissors Award for Shortest Runtime:
Fallen Leaves (1hr, 21mins)
…And The Best Movie Moment!
The final confrontation – Cat Person
“I’m a lesbian” – Blue Jean
No Sleep Til Brooklyn – Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3
Possession montage – Talk To Me
Zinda Banda – Jawan
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List of Idols and Actors I know or follow
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List of Idols and Actors I included into my ultimate chart and into the Compatibility Calculator:
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(G)I-DLE
2PM
3YE
A.C.E
AB6IX
ARGON
ASTRO
ATEEZ
B.A.P
BAE173
BigBang
BIGFLO
Black Pink
BLACK6IX
Block B
BtoB
BTS
BZ BOYS
CIX
CNBlue
CRAVITY
DAY6
DKB
Dreamcatcher
E’LAST
EXO
f(x)
GHOST9
Golden Child
GOT7
GreatGuys
Highlight
History
iKON
IMFACT
IN2IT
INFINITE
JUST B
KARD
KINGDOM
KNK
LUCENTE
LUCY
LUMINOUS
Mamamoo
MAP6
MONSTA X
MY_st
N.Flying
NCT
NIK
NOIR
NU'EST
OMEGA X
ONEUS
ONEWE
ONF
OnlyOneOf
Pentagon
Red Velvet
Seventeen
SF9
SHINee
Shinhwa
Stray Kids
Super Junior
TAN
TARGET
Teen Top
TEMPEST
The Boyz
The King
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The Muse Headspace
I could probably design images for each one in time, but for now, here's the masterlist of masterlists when it comes to my muses. Like...every single muse I've used [save a few novel muses] are on this list. Beware, my friends. It's a nightmare - 257 muses listed with fc and species [Canon or lore based mues are in bold]. Yes, there are some repeat faceclaims, I don't wanna hear it. @forwardlion, I want you to know this is your fault.
Abigail Phantomhive | Claire Holt | Demon
Abraham Greenfeld | Keiynan Lonsdale | Human
Adam Milligan/Winchester | Jake Abel | Human
Ahn Taehui | Lim Sejun | Banshee/Demon Hybrid
Akali Tethi | Aeri Uchinaga | Human
Akello Caine | Jussie Smollet | Leopard Shifter
Aleksi Holland | Harry Shum Jr. | Mage
Alexander Lightwood | Matthew Daddario | Nephilim
Alexian Holloway | Alberto Rosende | Human
Aliceon Hartigay | Katie Cassidy | Polykinetic [Pyro, Techno, Terra, Cryo]
Alistair Hypanile | Hayden Christensen | Katagarian Tiger
Alizair Hollis | Dominic Sherwood | Arcadian Wolf
Allison Argent | Crystal Reed | Human/Raven Spirit
Amelie Rayne | Rambo Suicide | Water Elemental
Amelyra Shanarra | Summer Glau | Witch
Amy Waterford "Sailor Mercury" | Nicole Gale Anderson | Senshi
Anabel Lightwood-Bane | Arden Cho | Nephilim/Warlock Hybrid
Andrea Kattalakis | Gemma Arterton | White Tiger Shifter
Andrei Cruz | Jeremy Renner | Black Panther Shifter
Anneliese Romanova | Vanessa Kirby | Dhampir
Annabelle Brunelli | Jacqueline MacInnes Wood | Human
Annika Mitchell | Bully Suicide | Ocelot Shifter
Anthony Stark | Robert Downey Jr. | Human
Ares | Manu Bennett | God
Armand Tempest | Brian Krause | Owl Shifter
Artemis Crescent | Kwon Ji-yong | Mauian
Ashelina Logan | Malese Jow | Werewolf
Asmodeus | Godfrey Gao | Greater Demon
Audrey Briarose | Sarah Jeffery | Psychic
Aziraphale | Michael Sheen | Angel
Baelfire "Neal Cassidy" | Michael Raymond-James | Human
Belinda Oriella-Curani | Taylor Momsen | Succubus
Belladonna Trumpet | Miranda Kerr | Pegasus
Bellek Mosely | Ian Bohen | Phoenix
Brady Johannsen | Chris Pratt | Psychic
Bradley Harrison | Anthony Mackie | Jaguar Shifter
Bruce Banner | Mark Ruffalo | Gamma Enhanced Human
Bruni | Osaki Shotaro | Elemental
Caleb Danvers | Steven Strait | Warlock
Camael | Jensen Ackles | Angel
Camryn Adelaide | Glitz Suicide | Poly Shifter
Carrie Devereaux | Radeo Suicide "Chelsea Vitorio" | Human
Cassidy Merlyn | Dakota Fanning | Vampire
Castiel | Misha Collins | Angel
Catarina Loss | Sophia Walker | Warlock
Cassandra Rogers | Chloe Moretz | Human
Ceannaire Mellark | Daniel Sharman | Fenrir
Cerberus | JR Bourne | Three Headed Demon Dog
Chae Nari | Lee Chae-yeon | Feline Shifter [Rusty Spotted Cat]
Charlie Goodwin | Jesse Labelle | Wolf Shifter
Chelsea Barton | Scarlett Johannsen | Witch
Chezna Lumiere-Conriocht | Devon Shigaki | Werewolf
Chinami Kennedy | Heo Yoorim | Human
Cho Sorren | Choi Seung Cheol | Psychic/Red Panda Shifter Hybrid
Choi Byeol-Dal | Roseanne Park | Forest Nymph
Choi Byeol-Jageun | Lee Felix | Rainbow Nymph
Choi Subin | Jeong Yunho | Poly Feline Shifter [Serval, Siamese, Marbled Cat]
Christopher Argent | JR Bourne | Human
Ciel Phantomhive | Jeonghan | Demon
Clarissa Fairchild | Katherine McNamara | Nephilim
Clark Morrigan | James Marsters | Warlock
Claudia Hale | Lyndsy Fonseca | Werewolf
Cleossandra Reid | Candice Swanepoel | Angel
Clinton Barton | Jeremy Renner | Human
Cora Hale | Adelaide Kane | Werewolf
Coraline Basilik | Kristyna Panochova | Fenrir
Crimson Macabre | Reita | Dragon
Damien DeLuna | Tyler Hoechlin | Vampire
Daniel Cross | Keahu Kahuanui | Werewolf
Daniel Mahaelani | Keahu Kahuanui | Druid
Darius Talbot | John Boyega | Human
Demetrius Beltre | Charlie Carver | Griffon
Demkos Florian | Tyler Posey | Human
Derek Hale | Tyler Hoechlin | Werewolf
Desmond McKnight | Alex O'Loughlin | Wolf Shifter
Dionysus | Darren Criss | God
Dokuno Kokoro | Uruha | Snake Shifter [King Cobra]
Dominique Brady | Alona Tal | Druid
Druid Harrington | Shane West | Human
Eden Tryphist | Elsa Hosk | Human
Elijah Mikaelson | Daniel Gillies | Vampire
Elijah Roanoke | Stephen Amell | Siren/Incubus Hybrid
Elise Macabre | Kwon Yuri | Dragon
Elliot Erso | Joseph Morgan | Fox Shifter
Emile Hargreaves | Kellan Lutz | Witch
Emilea Curani | Charlize Theron | Faunis
Eros | Adam Lambert | God
Esmerelda Logan | Emeraude Logan | Human
Evelyn Queen | Sofia Carson | Witch
Ezekiel | Jeffrey Donovan | Angel
Fang Blackwater | Alex Meraz | Fox shifter
Fenrick Kelos | Josh Duhamel | Thunderbird
Fenris Conriocht | Zac Efron | Werewolf
Finn Storm | John Boyega | Human
Fiorin Basilik | Cody Christian | Psychic
Fury Peltier | Jackson Rathbone | Katagarian Wolf
Grif | Jason Momoa | Human
Hades | Ian Bohen/Cheyenne Jackson* | God
Hak Jiwoon | Kim Hongjoong | Nogitsune
Harry Hook | Thomas Doherty | Feline Shifter [black Maine Coone]
Hayley Marshalls | Phoebe Tonkin | Vampire/Werewolf Hybrid
Heather DeRoya | Emily Van Camp | Banshee/Demon Hybrid
Hera | Meghan Markle | Goddess
Hope Dracul | Daniela Ruah | Vampire/Angel Hybrid
Hwang Beongae | Momo Hirai | Pheonix
Hwang Seungki | Kim Youngjo | Kitsune Tribrid
Hwang Taeyang | Wong Yuk-hei | Phoenix
Ian Logan | Ian Somerhalder | Werewolf
Isabelle Gautier | Jill Wagner | Human/Succubus Hybrid
Isabelle Lightwood | Emeraude Toubia | Nephilim
James Barnes | Sebastian Stan | Cybernetically Enhanced Human
Jameson Morgan | Liam Hemsworth | Witch
Jasmine Estrella | Dali Suicide | Bunny Shifter
Jason Carter | Sebastian Stan | Dragon
Jasper Hale/Cullen | Jackson Rathbone | Vampire
Jasper Kallihan | Joseph Morgan | Warlock
Jayden McNamara | Jake Johnson | Dark Fae
Jefferson Hatter/Barnes | Sebastian Stan | Magically Inclined Human
Jessica Hawkblue | Claudia Kim | Warlock
Jin Galeon | Jennifer Lawrence | Human/Vampire Hybrid
Jocelyn Celine Herondale | Holland Roden | Nephilim
Jonathan Herondale | Dominic Sherwood | Nephilim
Jonathan Herondale Jr. (JR) | Will Tudor | Nephilmi
Jordan Kyle | Chai Hensen | Werewolf
Joseph Dixon | Nicholas Hoult | Technokinetic
Julian Moore | Colin O'Donaghue | Human
Kaina Red | Son Ga-In | Dragon
Kallin Elijah | Willa Holland | Hellhound
Kane Lancaster | Robert Downey Jr | Demon
Kang Kija | Kang Min-hee | Thunder Kitsune
Kataigida Parthenopaeus | Tom Ellis/Dylan O'Brien | Demigod
Katherine Elysia | Taissa Farmiga | Fae
Kevin Hawkblue | Ruki | Weretiger
Kim Jeongwon | Han Jisung | Sugar Glider Shifter
Kim Seonyul | Moon Taeil | Siren
Kiniko Hajime | Cho Kyu-hyun | Vampire
Kira Yukimura | Arden Cho | Thunder Kitsune
Kirishima Kyung-jae | Nakamoto Yuta | Witch/Siren Hybrid
Kirishima Touka | Kim Jiu | Ghoul
Kol Mikaelson | Daniel Sharman | Vampire/Witch*
Kole Winston | Tyler Hoechlin | Fae
Konstantin Udinov | Riker Lynch | Demon/Witch Hybrid
Kouga Hajime | Han Groo | Vampire
Krigare Storm | Joseph Morgan | Imp
Kuradei Phantom | Jung Seung-bo | Umbrakinetic/Wolf Shifter Hybrid
Kwon Yuri | Moon Byul-yi | Sensitive
Kyo Sohma | N/A | Cursed Human
Kyle Artmen | Jay Ryan | Jaguar Shifter
Kyrian Stone | Jonathan Rhys Myers | Psychic/Siren Hybrid
Laura Hale | Meghan Ory | Werewolf
Lee Hajun | Kim Jong-in | Warlock
Lee Minji | Kang Seul-gi | Psychic
Lee Sanghoon | Kim Dong Young | Monarch
Lestat DeMyre | Dave Salmoni | Elf
Lim Eunjin | Jung Wooyoung | Incubus
Loki Laufeyson | Tom Huddleston | God
Lucien Callihan | Ian Bohen | Human
Lucien Hoijer | Matthew Davis | Griffon
Lucifer Morningstar | Sebastian Roche | Angel
Lucille Quinnzel | Ashley Benson | Human
Luke Garroway | Isaiah Mustafa | Werewolf
Lydia Branwell | Stephanie Bennett | Nephilim
Macaria | Meghan Ory | Goddess
Margaret Leigh | Jakhara Smith | Psychic
Magnus Bane | Harry Shum Jr. | Warlock
Maia Roberts | Alisha Wainwright | Werewolf
Malia Hale | Shelley Hennig | Werecoyote
Malika Udinov | Clair Holt | Demon/Witch Hybrid
Marcellus Gerard | Charles Michael Davis | Vampire
Markus Ducaine | Steven Strait | Werelion
Maryssa Dixon-Bennett | Selena Gomez | Druid
Matthew Bennett | Jake Abel | Werepanther
Maxine Owens | Griffin Ramsey | Demigoddess
Melanie Barnes | Alexandra Daddario | Genetically Enhanced Human
Merrick Bennett/Hadriel | Jake Abel | Werepanther/Angel
Mia Mosely | Adelaide Kane | Phoenix
Michael Caboose | Jake Johnson | Human
Michael Hartford | Ian Cohen | Human
Michaelis Moon | Lee Teuk | Dragon/Human Hybrid
Mieczyslaw Stilinski | Dylan O'Brien | Human/Spark
Mikabane House | Meagan Tandy | Red Panda Shifter
Mila Martinez | Katherine Mcnamara | Psychic
Miles Brunelli | Matt Cohen | Vampire
Momiji Sohma | N/A | Cursed Human
Moon Eukyung | Jeon So-yeon | Demigoddess
Moon Heechul | Chittaphon Leechaiyapornkul | Snake Shifter
Moon Kona | Park Jisung | Ice Nymph/Snake Shifter
Morgan Lovec | Norman Reedus | Imp
Morgana Krajick | Zoe Saldana | Angel
Morriginya Branwen | Cho Seo Young | Semblance Gifted Human
Nam Arwen | Chonnasorn Sajakul | Elf/Werewolf Hybrid
Natalee Grybyx | Maggie Q | Seer
Natasha Romanov | Scarlett Johannsen | Enhanced Human
Nataliya “Nekome” Dashwood | Ashley Greene | Cheshire
Nevinovat Fata | Crystal Reed | Hawk Shifter
Nicholas Hightower | Gavin Free | Cat Shifter [Russian Blue]
Niklaus Mikaelson | Joseph Morgan | Vampire/Werewolf Hybrid
Niklaus Udinov | Sam Pettyfer | Demon/Witch Hybrid
Nikolai Buchannon | Hunter Hayes | Human
Nikolaia Udinov | Chris Hemsworth | Witch
Padme Amidala | Natalie Portman | Human
Park Sungjin | Kim Geonhak | Kitsune/Vampire Hybrid
Persephone | Holland Roden | Goddess
Peter Hale | Ian Bohen/Michael Fjordbak | Werewolf
Peter Parker | Andrew Garfield/Tom Holland | Genetically Enhanced Human
Qrow Branwen | Lee Donghae | Magic Gifted Human
Quinton Macklemore | Dylan O'Brien | Werewolf
Ragnor Fell | Tom Hiddleston | Warlock
Rebecca Daniels | Holland Roden | Human
Reno Akujin | N/A | Mako Enhanced Human
Rex Coltin | Chris Evans | Snake Shifter [Diamondback]
Reyna Wingyr | Grace Park | Fenrir
Ryan Macklemore | Dylan O'Brien | Werewolf
Ryn Hollings "Sailor Chibi Moon" | Bella Thorne | Senshi
Ryuu Kyosuke | Lee Taemin | Dragon
Sainika Winston | Mackenzie Foy | Fae
Sebastian Mills | Cody Christian | Hellhound
Sebastian Morgenstern | Will Tudor | Demon-blooded Nephilim
Serena James | Kristin Kruek | Phoenix
Shane Westfield | Nick Groff | Psychic
Shin Chan Young | Lee Dae-Hee | Seer
Siobhan Conriocht | Penellope Mitchell | Werewolf
Snow White "Mary Margaret Blanchard" | Ginnifer Goodwin | Human
Son Jin | Lee Dong Hyuck | Ice Nymph
Son Minho | Kim Chan Young | Naga
Spencer Todd | Shemar Moore | Human
Steven Rogers | Chris Evans | Genetically Enhanced Human
Sun Kyujin | Lee Siyeon | Witch
Sun Seoyun | Park Seonghwa | Cursed Vampire
Sun Wukong | Yanan | Faunis
T'Khani Ekundayo | Chadwick Boseman | Ghost
Tarael Lightwood-Bane | Brant Daugherty | Nephilim/Warlock Hybrid
Tatiana Novak | Hannah Marks | Angel/Human Hybrid
Terra Riley | Nina Dobrev | Kitsune/Werewolf Hybrid
Thor Odinson | Chris Hemsworth | God
Tigerlilly Sikari | Elizabeth Loaiza | Seer/Weretiger Hybrid
Tristan Royans | Nick Bateman | Fire Kitsune/Human Hybrid
Tsukinora Kitoai | Jay Park | Werelynx
Tykeisha Caine | Taraji P Henson | Demon/Leopard Shifter Hybrid
Valerie Wilson | Shay Mitchell | Human
Valora Lovelace | Genevieve Padalecki | Cheetah Shifter
Vanessa Choi | Kim Hyo Yeon | Psychic
Victor Rivera | Devon Sawa | Human
Victoria Mosely | Crystal Reed | Phoenix
Vio Curani | N/A | Demon
Vishal Malik | Taylor Lautner | Nephilim
Wanda Maximoff | Elizabeth Olsen | Mutant
Weiss Schnee | N/A | Semblance Gifted Human
William "Spike" Pratt | James Marsters | Vampire
Xavier Rybolt | David Castro | Demon
Xavier Remmington | Sinqua Walls | Poly Shifter [Jaguar, Doberman, Wolf]
Yoo Daeshim | Kang Yeosang | Tribrid/Demigod
Yoo Jangmi | Jeon Ji Woo | Snow Leopard Shifter
Yukihara Arashi | Minatozaki Sana | Fae/Siren Hybrid
Yura Rybolt | Lee Ga-hyeon | Human
Zacariah Morgan | Jeffrey Dean Morgan | Witch/Seer
Zane Hertzfeld | Rasmus Ledin | Seer/Vampire Hybrid
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