#EXPLOTION

[90daniv]

"Gambit" by Dani Vargas on INPRNT

[gadosoulsilver]

[donutsw1thurmom]

Bang bang into the floor

[autobot2001]

Chill of the Unknown

Author: Autobot2001 Genre: Fanfiction Fandom: Transformers Rating: E Warning: None Pairing: None Description: A mission to investigate an energon signal turns into a search mission.

Day 3 @augustofwhump: freezing @augusnippets - path of whumperless whump: blizzard

Ten N.E.S.T. soldiers and five Autobots are on a mission searching for an energon signal. Nine humans are in two vehicles, as it’s the middle of the winter. Because of the terrain, the Autobots are walking. One human sits on Drift’s shoulder. Drift didn’t bother arguing with Jamie. He knows she has powers to keep her warm. After a while, Jamie chooses to walk beside Crosshairs and Drift. The team is getting close to the signal. Some have argued why they couldn’t groundbridge closer. Tiring of the two-hour walk in the snow.

Ten feet away from the signal, a blizzard suddenly starts. Drift grabs Jamie, worried about losing sight of her. The walk through the storm is difficult and slow. The team makes little progress toward the signal when they are attacked from behind. A Decepticon fires in the team’s direction, not to kill anyone but to cause an hour explosion and separate everyone. A distraction while they investigate the signal. “Is everyone ok?” Optimus asks. Everyone says they’re ok. The two vehicles full of soldiers aren’t damaged. Things look fine, so the mission can continue until Crosshairs and Drift say they can’t find Jamie. “You don’t think this was a kidnapping?” A soldier asks. “I know she’s small, but could the explosion really cause her to be separated from us?” Another soldier asks. “If the cause of the explosion hit around her just right,” Ironhide points out. With Optimus’ approval, Crosshairs and Drift search for their charge and friend while everyone else continues with the mission. The concern is the blizzard and if Jamie cannot use her powers to stay warm. The two struggle to run through the blizzard while searching for Jamie. Hoping her reddish-orange gi will help them spot her and that they’re going the right way.

Ten minutes pass. The two are getting concerned. They went the wrong way and know this means it will take longer to find Jamie. Memories of the nightmare situation try to resurface in their processors. They know ten minutes is dangerous if Jamie isn’t in a good state.

Finding Jamie unconscious terrifies the two. They know that’s not good since it’s been fifteen minutes. In addition, she wasn’t keeping herself warm. :: Ratchet, we have a medical emergency!:: Crosshairs comms the medic. The medics worry about hearing Crosshairs contacting them. Their concern is Jamie’s condition, picking a horrible time for a flare-up. The three hurry to the coordinates.

The scene horrifies the three medics. The story adds to their horror. It wouldn’t be the first time Jamie has had hypothermia, but the concern is this time, it’s severe, and she won’t be so lucky. Adding to their concern about Crosshairs’ and Drift’s mental health. They know memories of the nightmare situation plague their processors. Seeing Jamie in the medbay is difficult for Crosshairs and Drift.

[jameseiji]

Spontaneous (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/1288270617-spontaneous?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_reading&wp_uname=Eiji692&wp_originator=41S5OPu%2F7tMSQdA0k%2BkOFoSgh0Ue527DB9XlZpLcy7BSq7Ug7XT831GDQcIZhpbJsoeMA3az%2BS8MVBai%2BOxixqc%2FkP8SSV4xe7409mQm467E4WXIZXMuCHswMcBqHEna It's a movie from the Netflix platform where two high school kids start a romance, and decide to live life and their relationship since their classmates start to pop and explote literally, and cease to exist.

[albaharu]

remembering how the character developtment of anders dragon age is seeing him getting angrier and sadder and more depressed each time 👍

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

La comtesse perverse (Jesús Franco, 1974)

[furiousgoldfish]

Kids instinctively test their boundaries and challenge authority; not to be annoying and cause trouble on purpose, but because they need to know where the boundaries are, what are the consequences for breaking them, and who actually is the real authority that can bring forth the consequences. This is normal and healthy human behaviour; if they don’t try it, how will they ever find out? It's curiosity, courage, need to know exactly where they stand, how much freedom can they get, what they can get away with, it's something we all have to test in life at one point or another, and childhood should be the safest, most protected place to test this out.

Based on how well they manage to establish their own place, their own rules and figure out what will and won't have consequences, they'll continue to develop this knowledge in the adulthood; they'll fight for their needs in their friendships and relationships, they'll stand up to their teachers and exploitative bosses, they'll follow their sense of justice and sometimes defy authority in order to do what is right. And if they learned something is a hard limit in childhood, they'll be careful not to cross that limit where it would come back to harm them. And those limits should be along the lines of causing physical harm to others, hurting smaller, more vulnerable people, using their power for cruelty.

In abusive households, children are not allowed this test of limits. Abusive parents insist on complete authority, punish something as small as 'talking back', and thus take away the child's ability to explore boundaries. In abuse the boundaries are usually uncertain, undefined, so the child can never know what could be taken as an offense, as a provocation or excuse to harm them. Abusers prefer keeping children not knowing where they stand, so they would assume anything could be taken as disobedience, even lack of action could be punished. This enables abusers to change the rules at will and to punish child who hasn't done anything wrong – they can retroactively decide something offended them and take their anger out on a child. The child learns that even if someone just perceives a transgression, that didn't even happen, they will be punished for it. They learn to live in absolute fear, analyzing their every action, anxiously trying to figure out how everyone around them is feeling and reacting to them, trying desperately not to give anyone a reason for offense.

So how will this child deal with an unfair teacher, one they get in that situation? How will they handle an exploitative boss? How can they fight back a bully, navigate an abusive friendship or a relationship, how can they stand up to anyone? They've learned that even doing nothing can have devastating consequences, and doing everything sometimes isn't enough either. All they know how to do is to try to please everyone, desperately overthink everything, accept blame and punishment even when it wasn't their fault, even when they're being exploited and harmed. Their needs get forgotten and neglected completely, in their endless quest to protect themselves from harm, by trying to avoid it with their every action and word. They've been taught, by pain and torture, that other people's authority over them is final, that refusing to please others means pain. So they'll accept being exploited, neglected and violated, because to refuse would mean even worse type of pain. And the abusive boss, partner, teacher, friend, will revel in realization that this person is afraid, that anything can be done to them, that rules can be changed on the fly, exploitation can be endless because this person won't ever test what's been said to them; they'll assume other's authority is right, and that to fight back would mean severe consequences.

That is what authoritarian parenting teaches, that's what forceful, demanding, aggressive and punishment-eager parents do to their kid's lives. They lie every time they say it's to make the kid strong, or to prepare them for 'the real life', it's anything but. It's creating a person who cannot fight for themselves or stand up for themselves because they've been tortured for their first attempts to test the boundaries.

Let your kids try stupid shit. If they can't figure out boundaries by testing them out with you, they won't be able to figure it out any other way. Adults do it all the time, because they've learned as children that this testing can bring them benefits, certainty, fairness and needs fulfilled. As it should be, children should try and see what happens if they ask, if they demand, if they try to get their way, if they protest, if they fight back. They need to know that sometimes in life it's worth it. That sometimes it's necessary. They need to know life won't end if they try it. They need to know it's okay to try. They need to believe they have every right to.

[fanficmaniatic]

HE IS HERE HE IS HERE HE IS HERE HE IS HERE HE IS HERE HE IS HERE HE IS HERE

JAZZ IS BACK JAZZ IS BACK JAZZ IS BACK JAZZ IS BACK JAZZ IS BACK JAZZ IS BACK JAZZ IS BACK

[plionartztuff]

Quick sketch about my thought of what would happen if Jax holds his breath

I kept thinking about that throughout the chapter because Jax himself asked that to the audience HAHAHAHA

[paprikkamspaint]

loOK AT THAT LIL CLOWN!!! amazing and talented! yur so cool, wowie~

I will fight to death to say that ur the cooler one - bUt! right now i have to sleep so that fight will be later my talented fellow mutual (●´ω｀●)

(also a lil' gif for a lil special person)(you)

[tximista-rissole]

ok so you know right when you like Thing when you're 13 and cant draw Thing right but when you're older you successfully draw Thing and you know that your past self is losing their shit

well thats this guy right here

[videoreligion]

Happy #FrancoFriday !

Les filles de Copacabana (1981)

[merevide]

Nahum 3:6: I will cast abominable filth upon you, make you vile, and make you a spectacle. (Intro to Nope (2022)) / Interview with The Vampire (2022-): I Could Not Prevent It (2x07)

[kaiiscottage]

JUST WHEN THE WERE STARTING TO GET ALONG AGAIN IT'S SO OVER I'M GONNA LOSE IT

[maybedr3am]

[Wip] - The Soul Eclectic

Ohhh! It's still in progress, but you got the idea, right?

And please don't blame me, I animated it on Krita, lords know how much suffer I had.