#( & thoughts. )

[submitforher]

get you a puppy boyfriend (again, me) that instinctively and needly dry humps the bed while eating you out.

[otaku553]

Feeling existential

[itsallaboutbl]

Hi guys, i'm seeing many people struggling to have their last gifsets appear in the tags so i'm sharing a hack with you guys cause this happened to me a loooong time ago (glad I kept this saved till now).

Since tumblr can't fix anything that matters, let me explain to you. So basically this post has two gifs/images. Yes, one is our gorgeous Joker, and the other one is an invisible line. You just have to save the invisible line and then add it to your post!

Yes, it's that simple cause then the post magically appears right away in the tags with an invisible line 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ tumblr being tumblr, y'all know it.

Anwyay, I hope this helps 🙏🏽😘

[divorced-slenderman]

There's a certain serenity in the simplicity of the life I live, I feel. Even then, breaking that cycle I'm so comfortable with is a healthy practice. To enjoy instead the serenity of a view after a hike of sorts, or whilst with friends. I guess.

[housecow]

i could demolish a costco meatloaf rn

[sasoriis]

The final chapter of MHA was bittersweet, hopeful, but with enough realism to remind us that life can still be mundane, underwhelming, painful. Honestly, this was a pleasant surprise to me as someone who saw this series as excessively optimistic at times. I wasn't expecting the epilogue chapters to go the way they did, and while I don't think the execution was perfect, I appreciate Hori for making the effort.

To get my complaints out of the way, I wish there had been more time for Deku and Bakugou to talk - about the apology, about Bakugou's death, about how their feelings about one another had evolved over the course of the series, or at the very least had more internal monologues. Deku in particular felt so...distant? Bakugou is my favorite character, so I'm probably the most hung up over him. He went through this incredibly traumatic experience, but we never see if and how this affected him (certainly, it had to have). At the same time, he's the type to keep his most personal thoughts and feelings private, he's also less about verbal expression and more about actions, so I can understand Hori's choice to an extent...but idk, that's where the internal monologue could have really helped.

Similarly, it's quintessential Bakugou (presumably) to secretly save the money for Deku's suit for such a long time. IMO that level of gift-giving plays right into his strengths and was an incredibly significant gesture given what we know about him as a character. Perhaps he doesn't have the words, but he can show, very clearly, to Deku that he can finally return the same admiration and deep affection that Deku always held for him. It isn't explicitly canon, but it's enough for me, it's more than I was expecting, actually.

Initially, Deku's ending made me sad. And I think it still does to some extent. He saved the world, and the world, for the most part, moved on. But that's reality. For many IRL helping professions, this is the routine - doctor's save lives, therapists successfully intervene in crises, the work day ends with lives irreversibly change, and then we wake up the next day to start it all over again. I've seen complaints that Deku lost his dream, didn't have a "becoming Hokage" type of moment, etc, but that was never why he was trying to be a hero in the first place. It's upsetting, of course, but he continues to help people despite the lack of quirk, the popularity, because he genuinely cares about humanity.

And in the end, we see that returned to him through those around him, we see his dreams return. He and his image of victory will get to compete together for the rest of their lives. I'll be 90 years old, and those panels of Bakugou reaching his hand out to Deku will exist somewhere, in a library, on someone's bookshelf or coffee table. And that's while it isn't perfect, it's an ending I can get behind.

[nicollekidman]

if you need me i’ll be here, watching kendall watch roman say this. 

[screampied]

thinking about satoru making a mess out of you while he's fully clothed and you're completely bare 😵‍💫

actually omg can you imagine. gojo having you propped right on his lap—you’re exposed with nothing meanwhile he’s got clothes on. his eyes trail down your body and it makes you grow hot. he barely has to do anything but skim his slender fingers all against the edges of your back to pull out a whine from you. “so sensitive, huh.” he’d probably say, watching you cutely try to move your hips against him. all he did was sit still, in a sexy manspread while you feel his hardened bulge rub against you whenever you forwarded your hips on him. “you’re so impatient. you want my clothes off too?” he’d chuckle, staring at you try to claw his shirt off, yet it’s a failed attempt.

you’d give him a pathetic nod, and he gawks at once you get off on his thigh—starting to move and jerk your hips against the soft fabric of his sweats. “aw. she really can’t wait,” he snickers, allowing you to continue to make a mess of yourself, entirely on your own.

[hatkuu]

kylar lore…imagine you wake him up by sucking his dick or just straight up fucking him…omg he would be in heaven

oh my gosh.

he wouldn't even have to open his eyes to know that it's you between his legs (he can smell you). he's definitely an unintentional head-pusher - he just gets so excited!! tangles his fingers in your hair until you make him cum :)

straight up fucking him would be... something. i think he'd end up fake sleeping because the instant you start straddling him he'd wake up... both from him being an extremely light sleeper and knowing your body SO well that when you clamber onto his lap he just. knows.

i think with both options he'd start crying. waaahhhh you love him and need him THIS MUCH????? yeah... that type of thing...

would return the favour later on once you do it to him.

[submitforher]

it’s one thing when she tells you that you’re a good boy, it’s another thing when she says MY good boy. 🫠

[itsallaboutbl]

[jabronis]

Oh how badly I want to see Charlie getting dicked down

[tindove]

Man, Simon. That seasonal depression must suck for you. That’s rough buddy. No more Holly Jolly Secrets for you.

[sasoriis]

The gradual progression of Katsuki going from anger and panic at the idea of Izuku having a quirk at the beginning of the story, to breaking down upon realizing that Izuku will lose his quirk, is really moving. I feel like there are so many ways to interpret it - he's grieving what he believes could be the loss of their rivalry, something that become so special to their relationship, grieving for what he perceives to be unfair - Izuku has worked hard, embodied all the characteristics that make a hero (selflessness, courage, empathy), yet he'll still ultimately lose his the quirk he trained so hard to master, grieving the future he may have been imagining where they would both work as heroes together.

I've seen some calling Katsuki "pathetic" and "childish" for his reaction, or that his reaction proves that his character has not grown. But I disagree with those interpretations. It wasn't the scene I was expecting, but it works so well when you consider the entire story - Hori has really brought him full circle. Katsuki's breakdown, to me, doesn't only show how much he's grown to care for Izuku, but it also shows how he's come to embrace help from others, and empathize with others. His dreams are no longer centered around him, alone, being the number one hero, he wants Izuku to have a fair shot at his goals as well. He can't fathom following his dreams without him.

Is his crying childish? Yeah, in a sense, but I don't see this as a bad thing. I remember back in the chapters when he was fighting Shiggy the first time, he mentioned how that battle was the first time he ever truly felt terrified for his life. He's (and the rest of the class) still so young. He's gone through so many intense situations in such a short time, and now he's being faced with the reality that the future he imagined isn't going to be what he expected, that his life, and the life of those he cherishes, have permanently changed. I can't see his reactions now as anything but realistic.

Anyhow, I really loved this chapter. I've sometimes been critical of Hori's decisions, but I really love the bittersweet, yet hopeful ending he seems to be developing.