#Divorce And Travel

[quesocheeso]

Tails of a Time Traveling Monkey (yes it’s a pun)

PART 1

Part 2

[healthyboom]

Smooth Sailing: A Guide to Child Travel for Divorced Families

Smooth Sailing: A Guide to Child Travel for Divorced Families is your go-to resource for navigating the complexities of traveling with children post-divorce. Packed with valuable insights and practical advice, this comprehensive guide offers a roadmap to ensure smooth and enjoyable trips for everyone involved. This guide covers co-parenting strategies and communication tips for traveling planning and preparation. Discover expert advice on managing child custody arrangements during travel, promoting family bonding, and creating lasting memories. Learn essential travel etiquette, safety measures, and techniques for keeping kids happy and engaged during trips. Empower yourself with the knowledge and tools to make every travel experience successful for your divorced family.

[lucabyte]

sometimes everything just sucks real real real bad

[k0mmari]

Endless Abyss Travel Guide — Chapter 4

Matryoshka

[puppetmaster13u]

Prompt 259

You know, going back in time, they thought it would be easy. Stop the end of the world by preventing the Being from well, coming into being. It should be easy to take them out, one death to prevent an untold amount of them. What could a child do?

Well. 

They really should have remembered that with a child usually comes their parent as well. And erm, said parent doesn’t seem to appreciate their logic. In fact, they are… getting their ass kicked. By a civilian. A feral civilian who apparently is very protective of said child-who-ends-up-destroying-the-world. 

They might need assistance…

[stewy]

#not Jack arriving amidst divorce proceedings

[wishchip106]

thinking about these guys again…

Charles had to see Erik wearing that helmet while he felt a coin being pushed through his head

they’re gonna have a divorce 😔😔

“It’s not that I don’t trust you” THEN TAKE THE HELMET OFF AFTER YOU KILL SHAW 😭😭

it’s the whole reason they even have a divorce 😒😒 (i guess the moral dilemma was also apart of it but anyways)

[starkittnd93]

…why is this unironically my best artwork posted on here so far-

[Textless version under the cut!]

[blackfoy]

The Great Jayce swap

Jayce from a world where he and the machine herald are true enemies switches with an au where the two are secretly on the same side but pretend to be enemies in front of others. Enemies Jayce will be known as Defender and freinemies Jayce will be known as Progress.

Defender takes a few days to settle into the new world before he is forced into a fight with this world's Herald. The battle is a bit stranger than usual, with his enemy seemingly going easy on him, but then he falls straight into the cyborg's trap and finds himself injured and at the Herald's mercy. His own Herald had never done anything like this, had always aimed for the kill, so he is understandably panicked by his kidnapping. He believes that the Herald plans to augment his body and take control of his mind, turning him against the people of Piltover and his friends. Viktor is actually just trying to help heal the wound he caused while kidnapping the other Jayce. He also wanted the chance to get a read on the man and talk with him privately. What he finds is a man absolutely terrified of him, and his heart softens a good bit as he holds the struggling man down and tends to his wounds. Defender has never seen the technology the Herald is using on him, so he has no way of knowing that it's just going to help close the wound.

Progress, on the other hand, runs into the new world's Herald the first night there, but not in a battle. He finds him nursing an injury far from his base, so he drags him to his home to patch him up, babbling on all the way and not letting the Herald get a word. Viktor is very confused by this new Jayce, who seems so soft and bubbly and calls him cute nicknames while patching him up. He's so very different from Defender that The Herald can't bring himself to harm him, not when the man didn't even seem to realize they were enemies.

[quesocheeso]

WIP of bonus chapter/Part 8 lol

Wukong’s in troubleeeeeeeee

Wukong this chapter fr:

[stuffaboutminneapolis]

[happyendingsong]

bayley supporting her wife <3

[ace7librarian]

The father

The son

The holy spirit

[wishchip106]

here’s everyone’s reminder of beach divorce

have a nice day 🤩🫶

[sylhorn]

I’m kind of baffled about the state of dawntrail discussions having two parties in regards to Living Memory, one being “shutting it down is amoral” and the other being “it’s moral and not at all like what Emet-Selch wanted to do with us”. It’s like a lot of people refuse to engage with the narrative from any other perspective other than their own when the game essentially hits you over the head with the message.

Yes, the existence of Living Memory is unsutainable and amoral and, frankly, pointless – you can make the very valid argument that the people there were just AI chatbots trained on the memories of a given individual, leeching off of the souls of others, their existence demanding the genocide of the entire universe in the end. I agree, in our eyes, Living Memory is an affront to life, sure!

Nobody seems to talk about that this is the exact same perspective Emet-Selch had about us, or when mentioned, people say that it isn’t the same. It is? He very explicitly tells us that the people living on the shards today are pale imitations to what he considered to be life, and thus shutting it down and trying to undo his mistake IS the solution (he is very much like Solas from DA in this regard), because in his eyes there’s nothing to lose but everything to gain. Emet-Selch saw us in the same light we see the people of Living Memory, and the game is painfully unsubtle in drawing this parallel. Even with the differences (we are not recreated memories but actual souls being reborn from the aetherial sea, etc-etc), the game WANTS you to make this connection between Emet and what we do. It is quite literally the point!

Yes, Living Memory has to be shut down because its biggest drawback is that it’s unsustainable and would continue to destroy what we deem to be lives. It is also arguably an affront to what we consider life and its natural end (directly opposing the message of Endwalker). The Endless aren’t even too hung up about this shutdown, bar Sphene. Shutting down Living Memory is necessary.

But you can’t say it was morally good and unquestionable if you can’t give Emet’s views the same grace. In the end, both his plans (and the Ascians at large, frankly) and Living Memory had to be stopped because that means survival for us, but to divorce the two narratives to maintain the WoL and co.’s moral superiority is disingenuous and does the story a disservice.

[widogasted]

so hyperfixated that i'm shouting at 10am about custody agreements. in an anime