Monique Star
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I'm not the most sophisticated adult out there. I'm also not the best at communicating all the time, but I do try my best to get my thoughts out there into the world verbally or nonverbally.
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Disney Gluttony Challenge
When Roman boasted that he was going to make a restaurant at Walt Disney World consisting of a variety of dishes from Disney movies that can either be guessed or replicated, no one really thought he was going to succeed. It took many years of saving money, talking to the right people, getting the right resources, and even signing the right paperwork, but he was able to get his restaurant to open at Walt Disney World, especially when he claimed that the House of Mouse likely did something similar to advocate to the diverse array of characters that visit.
By Monique Star6 years ago in Geeks
Dark Knight at Your Service
Warnings: Some swears and character deaths Roman was a very popular guy in high school. Outsiders wouldn't associate it with being the biggest target for bullying, but that described him, too. It was no secret that a lot of people either wanted him or wanted to be him, but it seemed as if the envy was too much for everyone around Roman. Roman was the kind of person who would flaunt self confidence and try to help anyone who needed it. Even though actions such as someone setting his bag on fire, students shoving him into lockers without the knowledge of the teachers, etc. were common for him to be a victim of, he still expressed a lot of self coincidence, not because it was actually genuine, but because he knew that reacting appropriately would give him the satisfaction they desired. He wouldn't cry from what he had to go through until he was in his bedroom alone. Another effect that the torment caused was that he couldn't get close to this antisocial emo guy in school that he occasionally saw and wanted to get to know because he didn't want the emo to get caught in the crossfire.
By Monique Star6 years ago in Geeks
More of You to Love
Virgil wished he didn't have to be himself. He wished it was easier to change. He sighed as he thought that whatever deity looking over him from above had a sick sense of humor to give him the body of a Lane Bryant model. His best friend, Patton Truffle, would try to comfort Virgil by telling him that that a bigger body meant there was more of himself to love, yet, despite the small smile Virgil would give as a result, his much skinnier step family would insult his size and tear down the small tower of self esteem the two best friends were trying to build up. He knew his father meant well when he married Virgil's stepmother, but it seemed that you can only keep up a loving facade for so long before bigotry begs to be released. Virgil's stepmother and her son and daughter had plenty of things in common besides being skinny and that includes not wanting to work due to the worry that it would "rid them of their beauty." At first, Virgil worked around the house just so they wouldn't live in a sty, but it became a daily habit of his just so it would be hard for his poor excuse of a family to find him and insult his size (and he was glad his biological parents were considerate enough to modify the thresholds and rooms for his size).
By Monique Star6 years ago in Geeks
Journey to Roman's Wish
Though Roman has always claimed that he was on a journey to love himself, he couldn't hide the fact that he was a hopeless romantic. After all, with a bunch of girls in his high school throwing themselves at him and him feeling discouraged from trying to see how many of the other guys were gay, could anyone really blame him for finding it difficult to find love? He has tried his best to maintain his grades, but he couldn't help but think of the idea of finding the Prince of his dreams and that he would do anything to find love.
By Monique Star6 years ago in Geeks
Logic and the Prince
Logan resided in a village where everyone knew everyone. Unfortunately, it was easy for them to point out things about him that they didn't exactly like: He was more about exercising his mind than his muscles, he didn't try to flirt with the ladies or consider settling down with someone as ideal as the other guys in town did, and they even decided to make up rumors on why he didn't take pleasure in socializing or going anywhere but the bookshop and the market. The man birthed poems and prose to the bookshop for a profit, and even sent some of his contributions to literature to places overseas, but the people of his village still didn't seem all that pleased with him. As well as paying to keep his little house and keep food in his stomach, Logan was storing some of his profits aside so that he could afford to move elsewhere. Until he finally had enough, though, he resorted to finding places that were easy for him to travel to, regardless of whether they were near or far from the village, in order to be alone with his thoughts, since anyone else he has encountered would berate him for not being a "real man."
By Monique Star6 years ago in Geeks
Gay Theory
Without much thought, Thomas would scroll through YouTube and eventually end up at a random animation, animal video, or blooper compilation. However, there would be times where Logan would take control and Thomas would randomly get the idea to look for notifications for the Film Theory channel and lightly scowl due to the lack of the desired notification, bringing Thomas back to randomly scrolling before the teacher went on his own little binge fest.
By Monique Star6 years ago in Geeks
The Devil Went Down to the Thomasphere
It was Halloween and the Sides thought it would be a good idea to mix things up a little for their costumes. There was a mixture of dedication (Logan putting a lot of research into looking like a victim of the "Russian Sleep Experiment") dedication mixed with laziness (Roman carrying a syringe with an air bubble, a jar full of bugs, and a bloody knife and referring to himself only as the "Secret Admirer") an attempt to be somewhat fitting for the season (Patton dressed as the Woofman again, but with the description that zombies don't eat dogs), and what was perceived as complete laziness (Virgil dressed in a black and purple western outfit with a violin in his hand and referring to himself as the one thing that can withstand The Devil). The group was chatting around and discussing things from Halloween jokes to films Virgil could trick Roman into watching, even to maximum amount of candy Thomas should have that should keep him away from a multitude of health risks.
By Monique Star6 years ago in Geeks
Dream Man
They say that the people you see in dreams are the people you have seen in real life, but that only provided a problem for Thomas Sanders. The small town he moved to in Florida knew him as the new guy in town who owned and ran a dance studio. However, Thomas had yet to know if it was safe for him to introduce himself as the new gay in town who owned and ran a dance studio. Over the course of his first few weeks of being in town, he has had dreams involving meeting a gorgeous stranger who was a tad more muscular than him, had entrancing eyes of copper, had a godly jawline, and, in some dreams, showed that he could dance incredibly to the point of making the heads of everyone else turn. Sure, the stranger was stunning, but what made Thomas want to cling onto this dream man was that he made Thomas feel safe and not alone.
By Monique Star6 years ago in Geeks
Emo Werewolf
Maybe it was because Patton loved cuddles, maybe it was because he was making up for the fact that they couldn't have dogs in the apartment, but whenever Patton fell asleep, he found himself imagining he was snuggling to a being with soft fur. At least, he thought he was imagining.
By Monique Star6 years ago in Geeks
Logan Would Never Kiss Me
Logan liked to take pride in the idea that he was smarter than everyone else in the group. However, if someone who didn't know him saw him gently stirring a Crofters jar with a spoon without really paying attention to his surroundings, they'd think that he was puzzled about something. They would be right, but anyone who knew him wouldn't dare say it to his face. Logan knew he couldn't change the actions and dialogue of the past, but he continued to dwell on it as if looking for a hidden message or something out of place like a pile of autumn oak leaves in a picture of a pine forest.
By Monique Star6 years ago in Geeks
Patton the Great Pumpkin
Patton didn't have a problem with his role as Thomas's morality, but he decided to get another job in order to feel like he can contribute more. For the first few years, it felt dull since not a lot of people thought this job was legitimate. However, the amount of kids that were aware of his occupation grew, and Patton felt that the happiness of the children he gave treats to was worth the hard work: making treats, making gifts that weren't complicated, traveling, labeling the gifts, even blending in with the pumpkins. Yes, pumpkins. Patton's second job was as the Great Pumpkin. He hasn't told anyone, since he didn't want to make a big deal out of it.
By Monique Star6 years ago in Geeks
