How to relapse step by step \\\huge TW\\\
trigger warning trigger warning
I made this for anyone who feels like they don't have the ed/Ana spark anymore and they want it back!
(do this in order)
1. weigh yourself in the morning, see the amount you have gained or how much you have to lose
2. make a weight loss journal in your notes app or wherever you feel like
3. write down the weight you were when you weighed yourself in the morning
4. go about your day eating what you normally eat and drinking water, eat alot dont hold back, binge even.
5. at the end of the day weigh yourself again. See the amount you gained?
6. write down the weight you were at the end of the day in your weight loss journal
7. The next day fast. no matter how fucking hard it is you have to fast. remeber that it is your decision to be putting this food your mouth, your desison to keep getting fatter
8. weigh yourself the day after and see the results. the way your weight dropped so much even after binging, how starving is the best way to feel good about yourself
9. start to purposley trigger yourself in any way possible. take photos of the fat on your body (no sucking in), weigh yourself after every time you eat anything, look at weight loss before and afters, go onto pro ana sites, watch shows or movies of people with an ed who are actually skinny, go to the bmi calculator (a true anorexic is not a healthy weight fat ass), look at your clothing sizes and compare them to your freinds, do anything to trigger yourself.
10. here is a meal plan for everyone who got to this step
day one: 550cals
day two: 450cals
day three: fruit mono (only eat fruit and try to keep it under 500cals)
day four: 200cals
day five: liquid fast
day six: 400 cals
day seven: fast
12. WEIGHT YOURSELF AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE, NEVER EVER PUT IT OFF.
good luck huns, and remeber this is pro ana and i am aware that im a piece of shit for posting this but i really want to get back into the commuinity so please follow me
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Howdy! My name is Leon Nightwick, and i just found a lump in my cat sons stomach. I had already found one on my other cat, Gracie, and been saving, but now this has become increasingly urgent.
Heres my loving babies
Black and white cat is Bean and the grey is Gracie. They are 3 and 15 in that order..
Gracie is a senior cat, and I am even more worried for her health than Beans but now i can't save up for this without doing this....
Im opening emergency comissions.
on top of the needs of my loving felines, i am also in need of money for a basic wheelchair due to intense chronic pain symptoms. so please at least read through!
currently, i only have paypal.
From this point on I am going off my usual price list and modifying the template I made for myself from here. Thank you, please read on
Read the whole post!!!!! Please!!!
RULES:
Be kind! I'll get yours done eventually, this isn't exactly first come first serve.
There will be no discussion of the DNI portion of this post. None. Failure to comply with this portion of the rules will result in an immediate block.
Here are some art examples!
old!!!^^^^^^^^^
more recent sonic style^^^^^^^^
^^^^^^this is about six or seven months old!^^^
I can do: Sonic, MLP, Anthro, Feral, Demons, Fan Art, Humanoids (not great at regular people though!), Vocaloid, Clowns anything outside of the dni I can try to do for you, with the exeption of something like South Park. I hate that show, please dont make me draw it..
traditional prices are not included but if you would like traditional art, ask for the price of the category you want. there is no colour in my trad but there is high detail shading, for a price.
Pixel prices!:
Headshot: 5-10USD, flat colour bg included
Half body(anthro only):10-20USD, flat bg included
Full body: Anywhere from 10 to 40 USD depending on how complex your character is! Flat BG included
Blinkie(they blink!):+5USD to your order!
Breathing(includes blink)+8USD
Digital Prices!:
what kind of colour you want will factor into the price!
colour options: Sketch, Line, Mono, Flat, Light Shade, Heavy Shade. include this in your order!
Headshot:10USD-20USD depending on how complex
Bust:15USD-30USD depending on how complex
Half body:20USD-40USD depending on how complex
Full body:30USD-100USD depending on how complex
Please note that i will always try to keep your price as low as possible, I'm not trying to take everything I can get out of you, just what I need for the art and labour costs.
Digital BG price!:
Flat colour/White or Transparent: Free! (If you want transparent then I may have to ask for another of your socials because tumblr eats it sometimes...
Colour Spray: 1USD
Spray Mixer:1USD per every 3 Colours!
Want a Spray over a flat colour? The flat is free so please just say for example, "Orange Spray over pink please!" And I'll put it in! They don't have to be over white!
Melty:2USD
(A drip or melt pattern, I don't have an example ready. Can be shaded, 3D shaded, or flat)
Melty Mix!!:3USD per every 2 Colours!
(Two or more melts, layered. A gradient melty of two is only two dollars, so dont worry.)
You can always ask for flat melties, they dont have to be shaded!
Swirls:2USD! No example below, its just a huge swirl in the background thats kinda like the spray
Mix and match if you like! 3 to 5 USD for your Mixer!
Pride Flags: heck yeah broski 1USD, if you provide your own image its freeee
Detailed backgrounds: this here depends on what you want, we'll talk on what sounds good for the price and add up from there. Dont worry, I wont try to run it super high on ya.
Pixel BG:
Flat is ALWAYS included, but if you want white please let me know! Im not sure how to make it transparent but if you ask I'll see if I can!
Gradient:1USD, three colour MAXIMUM
Stripes: 1USD
Pride flags: heck yeah bro thats epic, 3 USD for more than 5 colours.
HOMOPHOBES, TRANSPHOBES, EXCLUS, MAPS AND THEIR SUPPORTERS, RACISTS, DDLG/CGL(RE), TRUSCUM, TRANSMEDS, ANTI-MOGAI, ANTI-KIN, ANTI FUJOSHI/FUDANSHI, ANTI AGERE (NONSEXUAL ONLY), TERFS, PRO-ANA, H*ZBIN H*TEL/V*VZIE P*P FANS/SUPPORTERS PEOPLE WHO USE COVID-19 AS A JOKE DO NOT TOUCH MY POSTS.
Dont wanna buy from me but have a few extra dollars to spare? Dm me!
PLEASE show your friends, I dont want this to turn into something terrible.....
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The 10th Annual L.A.O.K. Awards
Wow. Ten years of the Layokies. What a trip. I would like to give my heartfelt thanks to all five of my faithful fans for your readership over the years. In my first ever Layokies post, I named it the “1st (Possibly) Annual L.A.O.K. Awards.” I had no idea how long I’d be working at the Academy, let alone living in LA, but here we are. I bragged about seeing 180 movies that year. I just checked my Letterboxd stats for this year and it turns out I watched...180 movies. However, this year I hit a new personal best for new releases: 125. While this is about half as many as some people I know, some of the first Layokies were based on a field of 60 or 70 movies, so I’ve doubled up on my old self. Funny thing is, I can still look on other year-end lists and find many films I haven’t seen, and even some I haven’t heard of, so the field of films I’ve added are probably in the middle to bottom range of the pack. But someone out there has to watch Tolkien, Gemini Man, The Goldfinch, and Where’d You Go, Bernadette?, so it might as well be me.
In all honesty, my absolute favorite thing about living in Los Angeles and working at the Academy is access to watching movies and being around the general cinephile community, and even a bad couple of hours in a movie theater beats a lot else. Over Christmas break I saw Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker in Shawnee, OK’s own Cinema Center 8.
It was quite a trip going back to this theater after so many years and to think of the love of film that was fostered there. Alas, the picture was pretty muddy, and I’m almost positive they showed it in 2k. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Now, in penance for naming The King’s Speech Best Picture in my first year (lol), I give you five real good’uns for 2019:
Best Film
The Farewell
The King
Little Women
Parasite
Uncut Gems
Sometimes I touch on a year being good or bad for film in general. Not sure about the whole, but I’ll call 2019 a real SEC year (aka stacked at the top and mediocre to poor the rest of the way down). While I would probably only give one title on this list must-see status (Parasite), these are all definite should-sees. The Farewell made me laugh and cry and cringe. One might even go so far as to say it “gave me all the feels.” The King gave me actual siege warfare and period-accurate haircuts. Little Women hit me with that structure, and at first I was all “hol up,” but then I was all “OK I see you.” Little Women also made me cry because I cry in movies now. (A quick aside, because while I absolutely loved Little Women, it’s not really going to come up again. If you liked the movie and haven’t read the book, please do yourself a favor and make it the next one on your list. You can’t know how great this movie is unless you know how good Beth is. Beth kind of got lost in this one, and you need to know Beth.) Parasite blew me away through its normality (who, having seen The Host, Snowpiercer, and Okja could have guessed that it wasn’t about some actual alien parasite??). And Uncut Gems was exactly as perfect as I expected it to be.
And the Layokie goes to...
The King
Faithful readers will know that one of my absolute favorite genres is ‘discreet conversation behind castle walls,’ and The King absolutely nailed it. It has everything: leadership position foisted on a worthy but flawed character who doesn’t want it, conversations in tents about battle tactics, love built on almost nothing but mutual respect, and most of all, Robert Pattinson doing a funny accent (it’s just a French accent, but he makes it quite funny). I would have already watched this again five times on Netflix, but I’m hoping and praying for an Oscar nomination that will never ever in a million years come in hopes that I can see it again in the theater during nominations screenings.
The Next Five Six
1917
Honey Boy
The Laundromat
The Lighthouse
Marriage Story
Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Best Actor
Timothée Chalamet - The King
Adam Driver - Marriage Story
Paul Walter Hauser - Richard Jewell
Joaquin Phoenix - Joker
Adam Sandler - Uncut Gems
Another super stacked category this year. You might even say they’re *puts on sunglasses*...Stacked Actors. (<-- This is a really good joke for anyone whose favorite band from 7th-8th grade was The Foo Fighters.) These are all kind of obvious, so I’ll take a second to comment on Paul Walter Hauser and the fact that I gave out a very specific award last year titled “Refuse to Watch - Any More Clint Eastwood Movies” after trying and failing to watch The 15:17 to Paris on a plane (one of the worst pieces of filmmaking I’ve ever witnessed). Then this year Richard Jewell was getting such good buzz, and it seemed like such a good cast, and it was such a low-risk watch (on my second screen at work while doing spreadsheets), that I decided to shamefully renege on my earlier pronouncement and give it a shot. And...it was great pretty good! What is the deeal with Clint Eastwood?? He’s made some of my least favorite movies of the decade (Gran Torino, Invictus, Hereafter was a particularly awful stretch, Sully was pointless, and even parts of American Sniper, which was otherwise tolerable, were absolute cringefests). Anywho, I was very impressed by Paul Walter Hauser’s understated but perfect performance, in which he gets one good chance to blow up and yell at people--which you know I love. I hope he gets nominated, because it would be a great Oscar clip. (My ultimate dream job would be to pick the acting Oscars clips and I would be very very good at it.)
And the Layokie goes to...
The Sandman (love that everyone is calling him the Sandman again)
I touched on Adam Sandler “A” in the Best Supporting Actor section of my 2018 Layokies post regarding his performance in The Meyerowitz Stories, lamenting that he hadn’t taken more dramatic roles after Punch-Drunk Love and hoping that good writer/directors would keep casting him. One more wish granted by the Safdie brothers. Adam Sandler’s talent is undeniable. He is truly one of the Great Actors of his generation. I really hope this is a respected-actor-making turn for him, but the upcoming roles on his IMDd--Hubie Halloween and Hotel Transylvania 4--don’t give much hope for the immediate future.
Honorable Mentions
Taron Egerton - Rocketman (but only for the phone booth scene)
Shia LaBeouf - The Peanut Butter Falcon
Noah Jupe - Honey Boy
Robert Pattinson - The Lighthouse
Jonathan Pryce - The Two Popes
Best Actress
Ana de Armas - Knives Out
Scarlett Johansson - Marriage Story
Elisabeth Moss - Her Smell
Florence Pugh - Midsommar
Saoirse Ronan - Little Women
Found out last night from my resident celebrity expert Bridgette Smith that Florence Pugh is dating Zach Braff and it absolutely crushed me.
And the Layokie goes to...
Elisabeth Moss - Her Smell
Her Smell was the last 2019 film I watched before writing this post, and I was really just looking for something to pass the time. I had been wanting to see it for a long time and noticed it was on HBO, so I pressed play and planned to work on this post while I watched. I couldn’t. I was riveted. The writing, score, and sound design are incredible, but it’s all tied together by Elisabeth Moss’s performance. She’s excellent at being revolting but still has all of those qualities that made her Peggy. You can’t not like her, even though you fairly hate her.
Honorable Mentions
Awkwafina - The Farewell
Cynthia Erivo - Harriet
Lupita Nyong’o - Us (You know I love weird voices, you know I love actors doing weird voices and faces, but this was a bit much even for me. Reflective of Us on the whole, which I thought was interesting but really missed the mark.)
Charlize Theron - Bombshell
Best Director
Ari Aster - Midsommar
Bong Joon Ho - Parasite
David Michôd - The King
Benny and Josh Safdie - Uncut Gems
Céline Sciamma - Portrait of a Lady on Fire
And the Layokie goes to...
Benny and Josh Safdie - Uncut Gems
Wired: New directors
Tired: Old directors
Boy do I not understand the love for The Irishman and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. I’m not totally against boring movies if there’s a good reason for it (Midsommar was actually quite boring), but these were some of the least compelling films I watched all year. On the other hand, you have these young directors coming out of prestige horror, Ari Aster, Robert Eggers, and to a lesser extent David Robert Mitchell and Trey Edwards Shults, making some of the most dynamic films out there. Reminds me of Roger Ebert talking about early Scorsese in Life Itself (which I can’t find a clip of). Then you have Benny and Josh Safdie doing Scorsese better than Scorsese with literally breathtaking shots like the one below. How they construct such amazing edits out of such disparate takes as the one in the still above is a wonder. They’ll go from five extreme close-ups in a row to a jaw-dropping shot of the inside of a jewelry store zoomed in from across the street. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg on what makes them the best filmmakers working right now.
Honorable Mentions
Noah Baumbach - Marriage Story
Robert Eggers - The Lighthouse
Claire Denis - High Life
Greta Gerwig - Little Women
Alejandro Landes - Monos
Sam Mendes - 1917
Alex Ross Perry - Her Smell
Joe Talbot - The Last Black Man in San Francisco
Lulu Wang - The Farewell
Best Supporting Actress
Laura Dern - Marriage Story
Lena Headey - Fighting with My Family
Lee Jung Eun - Parasite (The housekeeper)
Meryl Streep - The Laundromat
Shuzhen Zhao - The Farewell (Nai Nai)
And the Layokie goes to...
Laura Dern - Marriage Story
Here’s one for the Laura Dern stan accounts: There’s no question that Noah Baumbach is a talented director of actors, but Laura Dern makes so much out of seemingly not a lot in this role. She truly embodies a wholly unique and three-dimensional character that could have extremely easily been one-note.
Honorable Mentions
Lily-Rose Depp - The King
Florence Pugh - Little Women
Margot Robbie - Bombshell
Best Supporting Actor
Timothée Chalamet - Little Women
Willem Dafoe - The Lighthouse
Shia LaBeouf - Honey Boy
Al Pacino - The Irishman
Robert Pattinson - The King
And the Layokie goes to...
Willem Dafoe - The Lighthouse
For being all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xT7uR4wNMJs
Honorable Mentions
Bill Hader - It Chapter Two
Tim Heidecker - Us
Sam Rockwell - Richard Jewell
Song Kang Ho - Parasite (the dad)
Lakeith Stanfield - Uncut Gems
Best Original Screenplay
The Farewell - Lulu Wang
Her Smell - Alex Ross Perry
Marriage Story - Noah Baumbach
Parasite - Bong Joon Ho
Uncut Gems - Benny and Josh Safdie
And the Layokie goes to...
Parasite - Bong Joon Ho
Another genre we don’t get nearly enough of: comedies of errors. A script like this is as sophisticated as any mystery, political thriller, or...some other sophisticated type of script, like uh, I don’t know, they usually just say Chinatown or Witness. I did think it lagged a bit in the third act, but everything that came before it was so tight. Twist after turn after twist, so funny, so shocking. This is such a rare prestige crowd-pleaser that it really does harken back to Hitchcock; if a wide audience can get over watching subtitles, this has to have one of the lowest barriers for entry of any foreign film in a long time. Here’s hoping for a Best Picture Oscar nomination and a wide release. Uncut Gems played at Shawnee’s other theater (titled simply Movies 6), so it’s not that far out of the realm of possibility. But I know people in LA, even that work at the Academy, who won’t watch subtitled films, so getting people to actually go see it is another question.
Honorable Mentions
Peterloo - Mike Leigh
Best Adapted Screenplay
Jojo Rabbit - Taika Waititi
Joker - Todd Philips & Scott Silver
The King - David Michôd
The Laundromat - Scott Z. Burns
The Two Popes - Anthony McCarten
And the Layokie goes to...
The King - Joel Edgerton and David Michôd
It wouldn’t be the Layokies without me championing one film that no one else cares about. I just really really liked The King. Timothée Chalamet is so hot right now! How did this get so overlooked?? 😭
Best Documentary
Apollo 11
Honeyland
It’s a Hard Truth Ain’t It
Maiden
Mike Wallace is Here
And the Layokie goes to...
Maiden
As I’m in the process of producing a documentary right now, it pains me a bit that my top two picks in this category are almost entirely archival. I thought Mike Wallace is Here was so well done, and the director did some amazing things playing with aspect ratio. But Maiden came into port first. What is wrong with people who don’t appreciate sports? This xkcd comic (who I usually appreciate) makes me so angry. Tell the women who worked their asses off for years to claw their way into this male-dominated space and literally made the world a better place that their efforts were no more than a weighted random number generator on which to build narratives! Clearly the narratives are there, but it rarely has as much to do with the result of the competition as it does the effort that it took individual human beings to get there. See also: Undefeated (currently streaming on Netflix).
Honorable Mentions
Fyre
They Shall Not Grow Old
Satan & Adam
Best Foreign Language Film
Duh Parasite
Biggest Missed Opportunity
Pokemon: Detective Pikachu
(How the first live action Pokemon movie should have happened)
Not Even Close to Enough Monsters
Godzilla: King of the Monsters
Most Unbelievable Cosplay
Tom Hanks as Mr. Rogers
Absolutely Crushing the Sensitive Dad Roles
Billy Crudup in After the Wedding and Where’d You Go, Bernadette?
Good in Everything
Too obvious, but Florence Pugh - Fighting with My Family, Midsommar, Little Women
Robert Pattinson - High Life, The Lighthouse, The King
Adam Driver - The Dead Don’t Die, Marriage Story, The Report, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
Destigmatizing Fatness Award
Dolemite is My Name
The Laundromat
Skin
Almost Hustlers but then not (Lizzo got what, 30 seconds of screentime??)
#WasteYourAudience’sTime2019
The Souvenir
The Proposal
Didn’t Actually Deserve to be Driven into the Ground
Dark Phoenix
The Kitchen
Just Plain Liked It
Triple Frontier
Most Forgettable
Tie: Tolkien and High Life (not for me, but it took me a full 10 minutes to convince Becca that she watched this, and I had to describe the masturbation chamber aka fuck box in a lot of detail before she got it, and I’m still not totally convinced she remembers it)
The Something Award
Motherless Brooklyn
The Nothing Award
Judy
Worst Movies
1. Rambo: Last Blood
2. Between Two Ferns: The Movie
3. Abominable
4. The Lion King
5. Godzilla: King of the Monsters
6. Wine Country
7. Jumanji: The Next Level
8. Frozen II
9. The Goldfinch
10. Pet Semetary
Best Scenes
Avengers: Endgame - The hammer, the portals, all the nerdy/normie BS, what can I say call me a basic bitch but there were some genuine holy schmoly moments in this that made it a really fun movie to experience in the theater
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood - When Mr. Rogers uses the puppets on Lloyd
Captain Marvel - When she went full shit on ‘em
Climax - The opening dance sequence (the only thing that made this movie worth watching)
The Farewell - Too many to choose from, but I think my favorite moment in this movie was when they were taking photos of the fiances and another couple stumbled in on them, claiming they were lost. That couple leaves and we never see them again. These are the kinds of details that make movies come alive. Absolutely brilliant.
Gemini Man - The motorcycle chase (a rare scene actually made better by the high frame rate)
John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum - The knife fight in the knife store
The King - The conversation between Hal and Catherine
Knock Down the House - When A.O.C. debated the incompetent proxy
The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Skateboarding into town
Little Women - The “break-up” scene between Jo and Laurie (not a spoiler)
Midsommar - The drug trip scene (not that I’ve ever done drugs but this was the most accurate drug trip scene of all time) and the Ättestupa ceremony. Also found out in the video linked above that Ari Aster pronounces it Mid-SO-mar?? I thought that was the dumb way to pronounce it but apparently I’m the dumb one. Also also, another amazing detail worth mentioning: I absolutely loved that every time they were in their community sleeping barn, there was a baby crying somewhere on the second floor that we never see. Such a perfect way to put the characters and the audience on edge and indicate that there’s something wrong here.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - While I didn’t care for this movie, the scene where Brad Pitt went to the movie ranch and when he fantasized about going to the film set were absolutely dripping with tension, which made them as just as riveting as the rest of the movie wasn’t
Parasite - When the other family comes home early
The Peanut Butter Falcon - The scene after they come out of the corn field and share one of their first genuine moments
Uncut Gems - *Sarah Palin voice* All of ‘em, any of ‘em. But seriously the finale with the Celtics game
Us - The initial home invasion and the visit to the Tylers’ home (Tim Heidecker and Elisabeth Moss)
The A.V. Club also does a best scenes list at the end of the year, and I love writing mine first and then seeing what they came up with. I’m always surprised at how many we match on. Just goes to show that a good scene is universal. I also enjoyed some of theirs that I overlooked here, including from Her Smell, Bombshell, Ad Astra (I almost included the moon chase myself and thought the baboon scene was equally compelling), and Portrait of a Lady on Fire.
Stupidest Scenes
Every other John Wick 3 scene
Deserves Discussion
The Dead Don’t Die
This movie was a lot of fun. But then it also completely sucked? Not really a Jim Jarmusch fan in the first place, but this had so many awesome elements to it: a great cast, great soundtrack, really fun and unexpected ways of breaking the 4th wall, but then it was also pointless and boring. I would love for someone to tell me why this is a good movie after all, but judging by its complete absence from the end-of-the-year discussion (or any discussion), I’m guessing no one cares enough to mount that challenge.
Best Visuals
Alita: Battle Angel
Aquarella
A Hidden Life
Honeyland
Midsommar
Monos
Many LOLs
It Chapter Two
Jojo Rabbit
Parasite
Best Song
Ready or Not - The Hide and Seek Song (why was this not submitted?)
Best Soundtrack
Waves - Never have I already known so many songs on a film’s soundtrack; it’s almost as if Trey Edwards Shults is another white guy around my age with the same interests as me...
Worst Accents
Midway
Started But Never Finished
Cats
Cold Case Hammarskjold
Genndy Tartakovsky’s ‘Primal’ - Tales of Savagery
The Highway Men
High Flying Bird
Queen and Slim
Spies in Disguise
Didn’t See
Ash is Purest White
Atlantics
The Beach Bum
The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open (still really want to see this one)
Clemency
Diane
Invisible Life
Luce
Shadow
Synonyms
Transit
Woman at War
Absent on Purpose
Pain & Glory
Ford v Ferrari
I think these are the only two contenders that I’ve seen and haven’t mentioned. I actually liked both of these movies quite a bit. Just didn’t stand out for me in any one category I suppose. But then also:
Booksmart
Brittany Runs a Marathon
Just Mercy
The Mustang
Hah!
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