#I blame COVID

[junofficer-core]

remembering the fact I had a mha phase but i never watched mha, instead I watched mha gacha videos

[rivaltrainer]

we’re on year 4 of akechiposting btw. if anyone’s counting. never in my life has a character consumed me like this

[ash-the-fluffy-cat]

Kinda funny how in like 2017, my dance group was looking for more boys, it was only really my sibling and one other boy. Now like 3/4 of us are non binary or some form of genderqueer.

What’s with Scandinavian Canadian teens and the lack of gender or much of all genders?!?!

and after the pandemic, 1/4 of us are disabled, before it was just me

[mintysneezes]

I can’t believe we’re in the mid 2020s now

[amidnightqueery]

I've been diagnosed with fucking TONSILITIS

[c1airidryl]

I can't really say I've got much of a personal style anymore most of the time I just wear shit from the thrift store and look like a slop. I really fell off lol

[spring-ephemeral]

being 23 feels wrong I swear I was 19 like last year

[miscmagpie]

I'm so tired of being tired all the time

[mew-cake]

I've been thinking about this for a couple of days but there's something so beautiful about how from the very beginning, Siffrin is loved.

In the final time loop, after Siffrin has said horrible things to his family, they still go after him. They still go to rescue their friend. Their family. They still say how they want to stay with Siffrin and everyone else.

There was never a need for all the friend quests. There was never a need for Siffrin to solve all of their problems. He never needed to be useful. Because there was already a long journey before the start of the game, the start of the loops. And on that journey these characters grew to know and care for each other.

Siffrin was always loved.

[22roses22]

Damn why is community so hard to find lol

[shirmirart]

happy one year (and a few more days) to red, white & royal blue, the movie 🇺🇸🎂🇬🇧

[insecuregodcomplex]

updated on May 2 with scenes from 8x16

hello here’s a compilation of Tommy references and scenes so far (April 10 at time of first posting)! i tried for chronological order so it starts with Chimney Begins.

i included references to baking because it’s established Buck starts baking to deal with Tommy breaking up with him and missing him. i didn’t include speculated references (basketballs, Blaze, etc). this post was also helpful because i missed a few early references with Carla and Matt!

please let me know if there are any issues or more to include, etc. <3

[citrine-elephant]

still a dog, but uglier!

[hotelstares]

[fullbrave]

speaking as a huge fan of the guy (to put it mildly...) i can't stop thinking about how much it sucks that gray's character arc is lowkey the only thing the cs finale actually wrapped up in a satisfying way. not that it couldn't have been better, obviously, but apart from feeling rushed i think it was pretty much as strong and thoughtful a conclusion as they could have pulled off in five minutes like that. meanwhile everything else in the episode is equally rushed but seriously lacking in substance by comparison and i'm like... come on man. what are we doing here? what's this show called again i'm pretty sure it's not Graham Calloway

[another-lost-mc]

I really love the idea that fallen angels have uniquely different experiences than other demons.

Sure, they might be demons now, but once upon a time, they used to be something different. Falling doesn't magically erase countless years spent living in a completely different world, eating different foods and wearing different clothes and waking up and falling asleep under a different sky.

Fallen angels have memories about places that used to matter to them a long time ago - my old room, which dining hall had the best view of the gardens, which kitchen was easiest to sneak into for a late-night snack. They talk about places - a flower field or a river or lake - where they shared common experiences and memories they can still think of fondly. Demons that overhear them realize the places they're referring to simply don't exist in the Devildom.

I wonder what they would think about this? It's strange when other angels are mentioned in connection with a memory: perhaps those angels aren't as reputable or powerful as the Seraphim, but they're still once-treasured enough to not yet be forgotten. They're old friends lost in time.

How often do fallen angels revert back to speaking or writing scripture out out habit? How awkward is it to ace a test about Celestial Realm history when they struggle to recall the Devildom-centric events for those same periods in time?

Fallen angels sometimes refer to back home like something from an old memory. Sometimes they refer to Devildom holidays or traditions as things demons do as if they're not demons themselves. They're demons, but they weren't always. They're similar, but not exactly the same, either.

It's almost habit to talk about themselves as if they're an angel and a demon, because they're a unique breed of creature that's lived as both.