#( I'M NOT CRYING YOU'RE CRYING )

[themusicsweetly]

come to me shelter me heal me

[martinsharmony]

That grunt he does to stop crying. Reminds me of a certain fictional Demon

[freeroamingllama]

Actual footage of Fitzier in Ep. 9...

I would need some time before I rewatch that episode, but this is what they look like in my memory🙏

[emahriel]

a soul he refused to curse

[ladyartichokie]

The "YOU PLANNED TO RAPE MY WIFE" from Odysseus, followed by him brutally murdering a bunch of dudes is deeply cathartic

[toritelling]

... - But in a good way? ... - Promise? ... - Just don't leave ...

[holyblanchett]

Can we just take a moment to discuss how LADY DEATH told Agatha Harkness no one in history has ever gotten special treatment like her??? Do yall know how long that is?? Death has been around since the beginning of time.

[antonymziie]

and so he did...

(text transcription under cut)

ford: "bill..." "do you think we'll together forever?"

bill: "depends..." "how far are you willing to go for me?"

ford: "there's a simple answer." "to the ends of the universe"

[ladyzirkonia]

You sure you wanna leave these behind?

[coffeeandbatboys]

Slowly, he stopped losing the brothers that he held.

[whysoblue2]

She has your eyes...

I have had a lot of comments and asks about Helianthine (Tharen and Leshy's very hypothetical kid), and all of them referred to Narinder and his reaction to her. WELL, I decided to reply to everything with a little comic. (forgive the shitness of the comic) Warning... Angst Ahead.

I was not crying while making this, nope. Not at all. I wish I was good at comics 😔

Thanks for arriving here!

[konoko]

chainsaw man, ch. 43

[sarahmackattack]

In which I achieve a lifelong dream, of sitting on the seafloor with a bunch of giant Australian cuttlefish

This morning I checked a major bucket list item off the list: hanging out w/Giant Australian Cuttlefish. They're super focused on mating, and are shockingly chill about people hanging around. I'd heard this was true, but whew, it was wild to experience firsthand.

It's a rare thing for an animal to reliably be found at a certain place & certain time. So often "lifer" animals depend on luck to seen. With these cuttlefish, so far it's been like clockwork. Late May-August, go to Whyalla in winter, and there they are, resplendent and numerous.

Good news:they're reliable + stunning. Bad news: Whyalla is a friggen hike from Philly & the water is a bit chilly (58 degrees F today). If you want to swim with them, you better get a thick wetsuit on and maybe be a bit cold (I was honestly too excited to be cold).

Seeing mating behavior up close was so completely amazing. The males perform dominance displays where they roll black bars across their body directly at another male. It's mind-blowing to see in person. They generally do it with the half of their body facing the other male.

[pauls-mescal]

"I wish everyone had gotten to know him. Really know him. Because they would've loved him" - Dustin Henderson

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[spyglassrealms]

Thinking about how much of a full circle moment the Blue Marble photograph was/is.

This image was taken in 1972 by the crew of Apollo 17 on their way to the Moon - the last humans to ever visit Luna, to date.

And it just so happens that the approximate center of the image is the southeastern region of Africa, under bright noonday sun.

And it just so happens that the southeastern region of Africa, from the Cape to the Horn, is where our most ancient prehuman ancestors, the australopithecines, originally evolved.

Dinkʼinesh ("Lucy"), the holotype of Australopithecus and the genesis of our modern understanding of our species' origins, was not discovered until two years after this photo was taken. In this image, the bones of our most treasured ancestor still lie beneath the earth of Qadaqar, Ethiopia.

This is not just an image of our home planet. This is an image of our cradle. This is where the humanity was born, four million years ago.

What a marvelous coincidence, no?