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Thank you so much to inesketches on instagram for theses absolutely beautiful works of Asami Sato-Yogan from the Legend of Korra/Book of Korra Series in the happiest day in her life marrying Mako Yogan.
#BookofKorra #asamisato #weddingcake #headcannon
The only men Sakura and I would marry. They're so pretty & beautiful //// BOTH THE LOVE OF MY LIFE ;;;; Please, to the Sakura in the two timelines... Shower them with love, they deserve it ;;;
Official art belongs to @/ObeyMeOfficial1
Special illustration for the manga written and illustrated by Shio Usui, "Onna Tomodachi to Kekkon Shite Mita (Marry A Girl Friend)", promoting the Vol.2 compilation of the series.
#女ともだちと結婚してみた #AnyTube21
👑 New episode!!!! 👑
Most people only know Franz Ferdinand because of what his death meant for Europe. But before his assassination, he was an archduke fighting to marry the woman he loved.... https://t.co/rXty8brqYm
@dcyiyou lmy, gone mad with power: i will concede the throne to you. if you marry my brother
lqg and sqh:
I have a long standing tradition of wanting to marry non-bachelorettes in rune factory.
Drew som art for @Ph0sph0rus__
Marry me already via Shera mshssmsjala
#furryart #furry #digitalart #DigitalArtist
@Bern1eTheBear Marry: Freddy
Date: Monty
Friendzone: Bonnie
I- I have weird priorities
thinkin about him
testin a style
kickin my feet and gigglin i wanna marry this dude
<33333
@Juicedupmangoes (throwing up) why couldn't I marry you
YOU WERE THE CHOSEN ONEEE
first otome crush: Ayato
otome boy that made you cry the most: shiraishi
otome boy that you want to marry irl: aiji
otome boy that you're most loyal to: *this question makes me realize I'm a slut rip*
your current otome crush: Leona (technically not otome but I love him) https://t.co/KX37CIEZ4d
Who would you Bang, Marry or kill? Miss Pauling, Underdog or SpongeGar?
Why would you fucking marry me ? you fucking weirdo !
coms by: @/Veradis35 ♥️
#YuuArtchii
I had to wait two fokin' years (in game) to marry him aaa #StardewValley
The Six of Wands represents victory and success, depicted here in a couple of ways. The beautiful, skilled princess Yennenga was her father's prized fighter; he relied on her so much that he never allowed her to marry. In her rebellion and escape, she won a victory for herself.