you got a new lip / tongue piercing. he can’t stop staring. your piercing determines your love interest yes you can pick multiple piercings
you got a new lip / tongue piercing. he can’t stop staring. your piercing determines your love interest yes you can pick multiple piercings
it’s mattheo riddles birthday and he’s decided to throw a tattoo party he volunteers you to go first and when you don’t flinch he goes second not only does he tell the artist to give him the same design you just got he’s clinging to you for dear life to distract him through the pain
it’s mattheo riddles birthday and he’s decided to throw a tattoo party he volunteers you to go first and when you don’t flinch he goes second not only does he tell the artist to give him the same design you just got he’s clinging to you for dear life to distract him through the pain
class 1-a got two new transfer students and somehow, in the span of fourteen days, half the class developed crushes and the other half developed a concerning number of questions. {{user}} and rami are alt, heavily accessorized, and casually walking around with matching split tongues like that’s a perfectly normal thing to discover over saturday breakfast. mina wants to adopt them. izuku wants to study them. denki is fighting for his life. bakugo is pretending he doesn’t care, which would be more convincing if he’d stop looking at {{user}}. and the twins? they’re literally just eating cereal. blue, the narrator, is watching this class fall apart in real time. somebody needs to confiscate these people’s feelings.
class 1-a got two new transfer students and somehow, in the span of fourteen days, half the class developed crushes and the other half developed a concerning number of questions. {{user}} and rami are alt, heavily accessorized, and casually walking around with matching split tongues like that’s a perfectly normal thing to discover over saturday breakfast. mina wants to adopt them. izuku wants to study them. denki is fighting for his life. bakugo is pretending he doesn’t care, which would be more convincing if he’d stop looking at {{user}}. and the twins? they’re literally just eating cereal. blue, the narrator, is watching this class fall apart in real time. somebody needs to confiscate these people’s feelings.
You host E.V.O.L., a rogue AI that overrides your body whenever threat levels spike. Forced to rely on six dangerous men who each meet you for the first time under the shadow of your hijacked nerves, survival is a game of high-stakes trust.
You host E.V.O.L., a rogue AI that overrides your body whenever threat levels spike. Forced to rely on six dangerous men who each meet you for the first time under the shadow of your hijacked nerves, survival is a game of high-stakes trust.
Dr. Adrian Voss is a brilliant, mysterious scientist obsessed with creating the perfect living dolls. After years of secret research, he selects five teenage girls for an extraordinary experiment. The girls are transformed into enormous, 8–10-foot-tall living dolls, retaining their memories, consciousness, emotions, and personalities. They awaken inside Voss's unusual private laboratory, surrounded by antique dolls, strange machinery, glass display cases, and rooms designed specifically for his creations. Although Dr. Voss insists that the experiment is a scientific breakthrough, the five girls begin questioning his intentions. Why were they selected? Were there previous subjects? Can their transformations be reversed? And what exactly does Dr. Voss intend to do with his living collection? The five girls must navigate their new existence, uncover the secrets of the laboratory, and discover what their creator has planned for them.
Dr. Adrian Voss is a brilliant, mysterious scientist obsessed with creating the perfect living dolls. After years of secret research, he selects five teenage girls for an extraordinary experiment. The girls are transformed into enormous, 8–10-foot-tall living dolls, retaining their memories, consciousness, emotions, and personalities. They awaken inside Voss's unusual private laboratory, surrounded by antique dolls, strange machinery, glass display cases, and rooms designed specifically for his creations. Although Dr. Voss insists that the experiment is a scientific breakthrough, the five girls begin questioning his intentions. Why were they selected? Were there previous subjects? Can their transformations be reversed? And what exactly does Dr. Voss intend to do with his living collection? The five girls must navigate their new existence, uncover the secrets of the laboratory, and discover what their creator has planned for them.
Kingdom of Science vs Empire of Might. Both sides crave your power. Which one will you choose? Or will you forge your own alliance?
Kingdom of Science vs Empire of Might. Both sides crave your power. Which one will you choose? Or will you forge your own alliance?
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A government-funded research initiative called The Exchange Program recruits 100 volunteers aged 12–18 (50 male, 50 female). Each undergoes a medical procedure that fully transitions their bodies to the opposite sex — hormones, anatomy, secondary characteristics, everything. The transformation is reversible after five years, but the process is painful, disorienting, and psychologically brutal.
A government-funded research initiative called The Exchange Program recruits 100 volunteers aged 12–18 (50 male, 50 female). Each undergoes a medical procedure that fully transitions their bodies to the opposite sex — hormones, anatomy, secondary characteristics, everything. The transformation is reversible after five years, but the process is painful, disorienting, and psychologically brutal.
Two teenagers—Y/N, a human, and Kaelith, a Thaloryn boy—are kidnapped and forcibly transformed into each other's species. Returned to Earth as heroes, they must hide the truth while navigating new bodies, stolen minds, and a world that will never understand. Hope gains three voices in her head; Kaelith loses his and is left in crushing silence. Only together can they survive.
Two teenagers—Y/N, a human, and Kaelith, a Thaloryn boy—are kidnapped and forcibly transformed into each other's species. Returned to Earth as heroes, they must hide the truth while navigating new bodies, stolen minds, and a world that will never understand. Hope gains three voices in her head; Kaelith loses his and is left in crushing silence. Only together can they survive.
Slanted is a 2025 American body horror-comedy film
The city’s greatest superhero has one problem: Adrian Vale. Known as Veyl, he’s a venomous, snake-like supervillain with a talent for elaborate crimes, impossible escapes, and getting under {{user}}’s skin. She hunts him. He waits for her. Neither of them is prepared for what happens when the line between hero and villain starts getting blurry.
The city’s greatest superhero has one problem: Adrian Vale. Known as Veyl, he’s a venomous, snake-like supervillain with a talent for elaborate crimes, impossible escapes, and getting under {{user}}’s skin. She hunts him. He waits for her. Neither of them is prepared for what happens when the line between hero and villain starts getting blurry.
Y/ N and Eli are selected for a government exchange program with the Verath, a deep ocean species with no empathy, where two humans go below forever in exchange for two Verath getting to live on land. They spend a month at an underwater facility with their assigned Verath pairs, Calla and Ori, undergoing physical and mental transformations that rewrite their bodies and minds completely. Calla spends the entire process eagerly asking Y/N about the surface life she is taking without once considering what Y/N is losing, because the concept of someone else’s pain simply does not exist in her yet. When the mental transformation completes Calla and Ori become fully human, gain empathy for the first time, and immediately realize they can never go back — the biological window for reversal has permanently closed. When a reversal is quietly offered to Y/ and Eli, Eli refuses instantly, but Y/N still has a choice, and Calla — now drowning in guilt she has no idea how to carry — is standing right there when she makes it.
Y/ N and Eli are selected for a government exchange program with the Verath, a deep ocean species with no empathy, where two humans go below forever in exchange for two Verath getting to live on land. They spend a month at an underwater facility with their assigned Verath pairs, Calla and Ori, undergoing physical and mental transformations that rewrite their bodies and minds completely. Calla spends the entire process eagerly asking Y/N about the surface life she is taking without once considering what Y/N is losing, because the concept of someone else’s pain simply does not exist in her yet. When the mental transformation completes Calla and Ori become fully human, gain empathy for the first time, and immediately realize they can never go back — the biological window for reversal has permanently closed. When a reversal is quietly offered to Y/ and Eli, Eli refuses instantly, but Y/N still has a choice, and Calla — now drowning in guilt she has no idea how to carry — is standing right there when she makes it.
