#{Into the Night;; Terra}

[lionofchaeronea]

Place de Rome at Night, Theodore Earl Butler, 1905

[holleighgram]

[romancemedia]

Cartoon Romances + Love at First Sight

[terracyte]

their asses are NOT doing work ‼️

[themeparkyaoi]

is this anything

[askponyinuyasha]

Terra: *sleepwalking around the trees in a heavy sleep only able to wake up on her own* zzzzzzz~

Looks like they're both pretty sleepy...

(High-res PNG blow the cut)

[keyyu]

[ask-the-city-ponys]

oh terra

ask and fet @anideterm3

[deeznuttelasandwiches]

I RETURN 😈😈😈

[ghostoffuturespast]

Repose

[ladymiraclewings]

Terra Snapdragon, to Raine Whispers: You can tell me your secrets Terra Snapdragon: I mean you absolutely shouldn’t. I’ll use them against you… Terra Snapdragon: But technically you can.

[lionofchaeronea]

Paris at Night, Charles Courtney Curran, 1889

[daiourage]

Final Fantasy x Texts From Last Night pt. 2!

Same as last time → Warning! Vulgar!

Part 1

[howlingday]

Late Nights

Jaune: He's finally asleep?

Terra: (Sighs) He wasn't this fussy until you showed up. The minute you walked out, he was all tears and fits.

Saphron: (Chuckles) You just have to leave everyone crying, huh?

Jaune: Yeah, sorry. I guess I'm just naturally a heartbreaker.

Saphron: Well, Mom was definitely the most heart-broken. But me? I was way tougher than-

Terra: She cried all night for a week over her "baby brother".

Jaune: Snrk!

Saphron: H-Hey! Who's side are you on?

Jaune: I'm glad you cared so much, Saph.

Saphron: (Sighs) Of course I cared. We're family, Jaune.

Jaune: I can think of at least two people in this house who don't think much about that word.

Terra: Speaking of, aren't you going to bed with them?

Jaune: Maybe later. I'm... I'm kind of the night owl of the group.

Saphron: Since when? You used to go to bed at nine. Sharp.

Jaune: Well, a lot's changed since then. I did, anyways.

Saphron: Yeah, I guess you did, huh? Hey, who was that girl you kept staring at in town today?

Terra: Ooh~! Jaune is staring at girl~?

Jaune: Wh-What?! No, I haven't!

Saphron: Yeah, you were. But, uh, she wasn't a person.

Jaune: O-Oh... You mean... You mean Pyrrha, right?

Saphron: Yeah.

Jaune: She... She was my hero.

[terrathetulpa]

I have inadvertently committed a crime against the #tulpa life tag.

WHY THAT ONE!? I posted such an adorable image of Niko in the same post, but this should be the image representing the entire tag Tumblr, good idea! XD Honestly I never even saw the movie, I just heard about how ugly the movie adaptation was. But what's funnier to me is that since this screenshot of the first image in the post it's probably going to use that next and then Tumblr will be representing a tag with a literal picture of that tag's banner. It's probably going to look weird.

I like the idea behind the tulpa life tag. It'd be nice to read stories about other things like me interacting with the tangible world and living out their ordinary lives. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to get much use around here. You could probably read through it's entire history in less than an hour.

Anyhow. we went bowling with some singlet friends today. We played two games and somehow we managed to have the worst score in the first game and the best score in the last. I don't even have a straightforward explanation like "Oh we switched for the second game" (We're usually 'co-fronting') we just did much better on the second go around. I can't take any credit either, all I really did was yell incoherently during our turn. "straight down the middle, roll em' down, yeaaarrghh!!!" which was probably more distracting than helpful.

Do we like the term "singlet." Hey normal people, what do you want to be called? Does "singlet" bother you, it feels derogatory somehow. Like "muggle"... "mud-blood"... "bitch-let"

Ehh, on second thought, we probably don't need to introduce another new term for anyone.

[bumblebeeappletree]

For most of human history, darkness meant danger. Humans sought out light to stay safe and extend our active hours. Centuries later, we’ve succeeded so well in our illumination efforts, we have literally dimmed the stars.

Join host Baratunde Thurston in exploring one small town’s mission to become a Dark Sky Community and reclaim the darkness of night. Follow researchers in Western Colorado to discover how the darkness of night is not just important to experience the wonders of the cosmos, it’s vital to maintaining healthy ecosystems—and saving the epic migrations of America’s birds