#DON’T TALK TO ME

[majorrager86]

they make me so sick i Hate this fucking movie

[autopsyfreak]

‘how do i get to know you better?’

don’t. i’m fucking insane.

[shiiro-arts]

Actual friendly reminder, Lucy joining the guild it’s a core memory for Natsu

[sharkorganz]

You won’t believe what I got into recently. Anyways, Gi hun my dimmed sun

[mjfass]

Oh my God

[mind-lost-in-the-stars]

in case you didn’t know… ;3

[sweet-cinnamon-bambi-grl]

I wasn’t made for social interactions

[barbieaemond]

Ewan Mitchell for Esquire | pic by guy aroch

[ellijg]

DONT TALK TO ME.

[cinnafawns]

tremily dump because today is a devastating day for me

[bobbydake]

this image releasing the same day that tom holland and zendaya confirm their engagement KILL ME UGHHHHHHHH

[sheluvvvsainz]

No don’t do this to me….

[marciavalance]

I’m sick

[dollopole]

Merlin’s happy expression at Arthur’s words, his almost invisible, triumphant smile, how he must feel as Arthur, at last, can see him and love him and respect him for who he truly is. Merlin realises, "Finally, Arthur sees me":

And that’s when it hits you, what Merlin wanted all along was for Arthur and only him (“I have magic, and I use it, Arthur, for you, only for you.”) to understand what he had always done for him, to see magic for what it truly was, without any sort of majestic or huge display. Magic is him, and Arthur has known and trusted Merlin for ten years of his life, which automatically means Arthur trusts magic. At first, Arthur thought that to lie all those years, Merlin must have wanted something, and he was wrong, yet once more:

For what he didn’t know would be the last time, Merlin surprises Arthur all over again:

Gently, the corner of Merlin’s lip tilts in a tiny smile, saying everything they had never told each other, but careful that he cannot be happy, sad that now that Arthur knows is also the time he could lose him:

But most importantly, Arthur stares at Merlin with eyes full of reverence as it all makes sense: how they feel, what they have always done for each other and why, and deep down, he knows that it’s too late:

And his stare means so much more. This scene is right before this one, where Arthur wants to make amends, let Merlin know everything he can, before it all crumbles down, before he’s gone:

[relevance-is-overrated]

no actually i can’t do this the camera focusing on colin after ted says “crap like envy or fear or shame”

because colin feels envy the other guys. that they get to be in love. that they get to have public relationships. that they don’t have to constantly hear derogatory comments. that they don’t have to worry about being judged for their sexual orientation.

colin feels fear at the thought of being himself because what if things change? what if the guys hate him for who he is? who he loves? what if all of a sudden isaac doesn’t want to be friends anymore?

colin feels shame because of who he is. who he loves. he feels shame because he’s different.

and then ted goes and gives a speech and says they all deserve to be loved no matter what. and all of those beliefs that colin’s had for so long? maybe they aren’t so believable after all.

maybe he can believe in hope instead.