#<-that's my career tag

[sukimas]

on the one hand my career is a terrible place to meet women. on the other hand it is highly likely that of the women you meet in my career significantly more than average are dykes (on the order of 30%) so there are ups and downs

[notbecauseofvictories]

A customer contacted our team with questions, and then finished their email with: "I am daunted by the complexities and unknowns." I haven't been able to stop thinking about it since.

[scuderiaspringsteen]

circular narratives, passing the gauntlet, and boy kings // inspired by @mnyd 's tags on @drivestraight 's post

[mumblesplash]

🌴⌛️🐚🌊

[feketeribizli]

diversity win! the cars from your childhood are bisexual

[dear-ao3]

as some of u know already i have a test tomorrow in my anatomy class. i’ve never studied this hard for anything in my life and i still know nothing. i have a bachelors degree in three separate fields, i graduated with college magna cum laude with separate honors in two of my majors, i took 7 ap exams, i took the sat, i have a certification that is incredibly hard to get. i have never been more stressed for an exam in my life. i know too much and also nothing at all. how do you stem people do this in like four classes at once.

[breadandblankets]

what if because of future vision and how Duke processes light he has like elf eyes for space

when Duke looks up at the night sky he doesn't see what anyone else sees, the glowing ghosts of stars long since dead hidden amongst the living, he sees the stars as they are Right Now

[extracurriculargrief]

Something discussions about Yuta's character often ignore is that a lot of his actions stem from self-preservation.

He sought the BCC because he wanted to be a better wrestler, he understood it was either step up or get left behind. (He even said it in his recent interview with Mark Hoke.)

It's easy to see his hesitance yesterday as a telegraphed turn, or as him not being a killer, but I think that ignores his injury history. He probably doesn't want to cripple anybody because he fears that kind of retaliation.

Yuta shouldn't give a fuck about Chuck anymore, not when he blamed Chuck for everything bad that ever happened to him, but I don't think it's about Chuck.

It's about the neck, the head, the tingling extremities, the dizziness.

The head/neck injury is something Yuta shared with Bryan, something Bryan showed a lot of worry over once he got cleared. I think even Mox mentioned the injury in a promo (Mox's belief that Bryan turned Yuta soft is most likely about this, btw.)

And it's war, you see, and not only is he aware that the other side will catch up, he's expecting it. That's the entire point of Mox's crusade. The tensions with Claudio and Mox don't help him, he's expected to maim, to kill, to do to others what could easily be done to him and he doesn't know where the fire will come from first.

He likes the violence, he has no problem hurting people, but he's traumatized over a horrible injury and the people he chose to stay with continue to inflict that type of injury on people he used to be close with.

[seokmatthewz]

SEOK MATTHEW ✧ SWEAT

[bungouchronicles]

Fighting the urge to join the circus and pursue a carrier in tomfoolery

[lunarharp]

if i just told you i love you would this world change

[starofmourning]

I think about this one panel from the comics a lot actually

[shukakumoodboard]

i need you guys to look at what @roarshackle sent me in the mail you guys because look

Look

(i’m crying)

[yonpote]

it's you! it's me! and there's dancing!

catboy prom feat. @danielhowell and @amazingphil :3

i also made a companion playlist! what are these catboys even dancing to? an 80s bop? an emo banger? maybe nyan cat? shuffle this playlist to find out!

please do not repost

[ganonfan1995]

Burnt out

[dear-ao3]

omg wait you study bones??? i'm a biological anthropology major and i'm very into skeletal anatomy (primarily of primates, but honestly mammalian bone structure is all very similar)...

what's your favorite bone or bone feature? :D

i'm personally very partial to the zygoma, and i'm a big fan of processes (olecranon process my beloved)

ok okay correction to everyone. i dont like study bones as a career. im a fool in an anatomy class. and by a fool i mean i have three separate liberal arts bachelors degrees and have decided to take a stem class. and well. its going about as well as one can expect.

though!!! on the way to said class i have to walk up a staircase with a handrail that looks like the olecranon process/trochlear notch area of the arm and it makes me giggle