#GOD DAMMIT

[nilo05]

i hate him (affectioante)

[thebibliosphere]

Me, fretting over why I feel like absolute death today, worried I’m going into a rebound migraine, mast cell flare up: was I exposed to an allergen?? did I get glutened???? AM I ALLERGIC TO THESE IRON SUPPLEMENTS???

My period showing up early:

[warandpeas]

The Office

[techutones]

[corrupt-gmav]

ok uh new pressure update leaks just dropped and uh

im not looking forward to this

oohhohohhh no

[i-am-a-fan]

What I do instead of studying for my lab exam

[rainingbaconbits]

I miss John Lennon so fucking much

[whirlingstarz]

I love how my friend tried to get me obsessed with Sonic but I ended up obsessed with the doomed yaoi villains

[noonehaha]

Maybe I will redo back or not

I have done this for awhile but having issue with my self doubt to actually post it or just redo back. But guess I overcame it. (laziness actually took over.)

[rookinthecrownest]

Varric: Hey, let’s not get stuck in our regrets, alright?

Me, with ✨ Hindsight ✨:

[ahmoseinarus]

They... they really fucking did that... the "raving mystic"... none other than Taliesin Jaffe himself. I'm fucking dead. I just can't with those smart asses, I swear to god...

[cartoonyhappyface]

For fuck sake now I like Megatron in prime shit.

[memo-blogs]

[stuffaboutminneapolis]

skol

[shallowseeker]

There is something that makes me deeply insane about Dean's bar in Nihilism that I've been trying to put words to since forever.

It's not just that Pamela is acting as his behavioral avatar, animating and speaking as if on cue. It's that Sam and Cas are still hunting.

And yeah, it's a pragmatic way for Michael to run an effective loop but—but—

—but it's also Dean symbolically entrusting Sam's well-being to Cas. Dean’s reliance on Cas is profound; it’s about Cas being a crucial part of the family, someone who will safeguard both himself and Sam in the way Dean has always done. Cas's support is what allows Dean to rest. And we see that come into play in a big way in Peace of Mind, too, where Cas steps in directly to mentor Sam about failing in leadership. It’s as though Cas is stepping into Dean's shoes in a way that’s not about replacing him, but about becoming a partner in the fullest sense. And in a way, Dean's trust in Cas to take on that role does begin to mirror the kind of deep, emotional partnership that one might expect between married partners. Dean knows that Cas has the strength, the patience, and the wisdom to guide Sam through these challenging moments, and he’s willing to let him.

And again, but here in a very literal way: Cas's support is what allows Dean to rest. They’re no longer just partners in battle or allies; they’re equals, sharing the weight of the world and taking on the roles that the other can’t or feels too overwhelmed to do.

[grimmorcaa]

mk dump + a piece im never gona finish bc i kinda dgaf..