#I Love Your Glasses

[lazylynx404]

WIIIIIIIP ✨✌️

[desertowlet]

Seeing @linkcharacter 's latest post with Anya inspired me to have a hand at drawing her myself, I love her round glasses so dearly 🤌💙💙 if you haven't seen what this piece is referring to, drop everything and look at it as well as the lovely predecessor: here and here !!

[lucabyte]

some thoughts on Claude

alt title: diversity win! this Butch Nun is crafting bombs in an unventilated room in her convent while actively courting Mother Superior! Do Not Give Them Access To Unlimited Power No Matter How Nice They Are

+ bonus

[dizzybizz]

i haven't seen anyone talking about his dad squint yet

have you seen him

sir, that's peak dad behavior

[hexblooded]

It's been emotional, Captain.

[satsuha]

🎉 happy anniversary 🐙Ⅱ!! 🍻

can't believe it's been a year already!! i love this game to bits

[treef-greef]

[hungwy]

That guy is a fake I'm the only anon who really understands that you partake in intellectual endeavors not for the interest and curiosity but for the vanity. You live not through yourself but through your relationship with people. You understand that intellectual pursuits are regarded highly by people in general and that's why you make sure to share with everyone online that you're doing them, you want to be respected. The problem with this is that it's deceitful. Genuinely virtuous endeavors produce respect as a byproduct not as a goal. You suggest to everyone that you're smart when really you're just performative. You could be generating results and providing something of value but instead all you provide is this hollow facade of obscure words and references with no substance of your own beneath. And I'm so mad about your review honestly. The only reason you want to lean into things that piss people off is because as I said you don't live through yourself, but through others, and being able to elicit any kind of reaction makes you feel better. A true intellectual would be entirely indifferent, far too occupied by the inner world of their pursuits to give a care.

hmmm... not true actually. please consult the graph

[itsallaboutbl]

Lin Chia Yo as Cheng Fengjie See Your Love, ep. 13

[rookinthecrownest]

Spite: You hurt Rook. You lie.

Me asf:

[lucabyte]

I don't use it to eavesdrop, if that's what you're asking.

[bisexual-biohazard5]

I always see posts on how people headcannon the Weasleys as like really attractive but then they just hate Percy. Like. Be fr

This man was tall and lanky, red headed with blue eyes and 100% had a small waist with that figure. He was a heart throb and just didn't realize it.

Like the Weasleys could be on a day out to Hogmeads. They'll go to a cafe and whilst they're looking at their menus, they notice a group of guys staring at Percy, who is sitting in the seat next to the window so he gets a perfect view to distract him with anything.

They're like, "Percy, they're people staring at you."

And Percy's like, "Oh I know." And in his head he thinks they're making fun of him or making negative comments but he looks unaffected because when it comes to insecurities, people don't always show them and hid it.

And the Weasleys can clearly see the guys staring at him, talking about how much of a pretty boy he is and how he's cute. The Weasleys are like, "Why are you so unaffected?"

Percy, who is used to people staring at him and convinced himself that they're judging him or something says, "Oh it's normal. This isn't the first time."

And he's probably right. This man is like 6 foot 3, obviously people are gonna stare at him. Everyone stares at things that are rare or abnormal to them. Like a tall red head with blue eyes. Come on people, open your eyes. THIS MAN WAS A HEART THROB OKAY.

The Weasleys are just like, 'People find him attractive and he doesn't even know.'

[madamemiz]

kels n kerfs ft 10 ft tall wife

when does he get to be carried around like a purse dog

[lifemod17]

"I love you too, don't you ever forget that"

🎥: thisphantomlife | x

Riverstage, Brisbane || 11/18/2024

[hobbithabits]

Yall know the scene in those ‘coming of age’ movies, where the family is having dinner, and the dad points out that new boy to his daughter with the subtly of a freight train. And he says something about him being a good kid, that he’s talented, and then ends with something that directly aligns with what the daughter likes?

Yes. That’s concept, but it’s dinner with Spock and his parents. And Sarek is under the impression that Spock is with Kirk (not wrong), and is trying to convince him that the doctor is a better option(wrong, because he’s also dating McCoy)

“Doctor McCoy is very talented. He’s recived awards for his work I’ve heard.”

“Yes father, he excelled as a doctor before he had joined starfleet as well.”

“He also saved my life, and your own countless times”

“Yes, as was his duty as Chief Medical Officer of the Enterprise”

…

“I noticed as well, that he has incredibly skilled hands.”

“Father I do not wish to-“

[et-in-arkadia]

obsessed with how they had nina read crowley for filth several times over because david tennant and nina sosanya have been perfecting this dynamic for actual decades