#I feel stronger at least

[db2x]

Lost weight on a bulk i am fucking PISSED GRAHHHHH

[fallofthecelestial]

Okay. Since we're going over all the takes on Mr. X at this point.. What if his powers really don't have a backside. What if (the state of) his normal life is the backside.

What if his normal life is akin to that of heroes where he has to pretend to be something he's not and follow rules that the people who control his life came up with to further their own goals. What if he can only be free of other people's beliefs and expectations when he's a hero.

What if in reality he truly is like everyone else. The other heroes. The ordinary people. All those who work themselves to the bone, who are tired and overworked and sick of all the exploitation...

What if when he's in the form of the number one hero.. when he becomes the most sought after product on the hero market..

Is when he gains the freedom to truly be himself

[vv-ispy]

😞

[xxplastic-cubexx]

it doesnt need to be said but its genuinely so funny how at-the-hip charles and erik are in krakoa like they really had the green light- the OBLIGATION- to be as obnoxiously close to each other as possible and abused that right to the fullest extent

[tremendously-crazy]

Relationship envy except I envy the bond between iconic fictional characters Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson

[antianakin]

So I went back and watched Rogue One the day after Andor season 2 ended, and what was interesting is that I don't think anything's actually changed for me about it just because of Andor.

I liked Andor, quite a lot, despite my criticisms of season 2, I actually do really like the show in general and there's so much about it that is so intensely compelling.

But I chose to start watching Andor long before the wonderful reviews started coming out because I already liked both Rogue One and Cassian as a character. I was a big Rebelcaptain shipper after Rogue One, and I generally consider Rogue One to be my favorite Star Wars film and had seen it more than once before Andor was released.

And so regardless of how much I like Andor, it doesn't really have any major impact on the feelings I already had for Rogue One. It can't really make me like the character or the film all that much more than I already did. Rogue One existed for years before Andor, it was my favorite Star Wars film without any of the extra context that Andor provided, so it doesn't NEED Andor or its context or its narrative to make me feel a lot of emotions about it. It's also already a tragedy that, in part, banks quite a lot on you knowing that these characters don't die for nothing and that their sacrifices ultimately do lead to the downfall of the Empire and the destruction of the Death Star.

They win. They don't get to see it, but they win. THAT'S where the emotion of the film already comes from, and we have just enough information about everyone in that main group to really feel that (we know what the cause means for Cassian, we know he's "lost everything", we know he feels like he's been fighting since he was a very young child, we know that Bodhi was convinced to turn against the Empire and "do right by himself" and chose to be brave even if it took his life, we know that Baze and Chirrut had to watch everything they'd dedicated their life to be destroyed and figure out how to exist in that world afterward, we know what Jyn lost and how she was abandoned by the person who was supposed to care for her).

So, yeah, I don't know, I don't think my understanding of Rogue One has really changed, the way I feel about it and its characters hasn't really changed. Many of my feelings about Andor DID come from how I felt about Rogue One, but Rogue One came first and so those feelings exist independently of what I feel about Andor, whereas Andor for me has never existed without Rogue One and so a lot of the feelings I have about it ARE tied up in what I feel about the movie.

[qoldenskies]

cc Donnie wearing the others' hoodies is so cute I need more of it

i think its partially a smell thing and also the fact that theyre pretty much all too big on him (although even his own are, at least at first). when he's not wearing his battle shells (and for cc!donnie, i think he alternates between really long periods of refusing to take it off and times where putting it on feels just as triggering) even some of mikey's hoodies will dwarf him because they're built for larger shells than what he has.

sometimes he cant bare to be around them but he needs them more than anything, so that's the way he handles it. on worse days it's the closest thing he can really get to a hug from them, even if he can be around them otherwise, and they're happy to provide where they can. they'll never hesitate to reach back when he reaches out first.

honestly, it might be a new behavior of his, because i couldnt actually see donnie doing it beforehand. mikey was definitely the hoodie thief of the family (leo strikes me as the type to steal clothes too, but less comfy clothing and more things he thinks are good stylistically. which mostly means he steals from donnie's wardrobe because he's got an actual sense of style and their sizes can be similar, for the clothes built for his battle shell lol), donnie could provide for himself and generally found his few hoodies comforting enough. they were always a little sterile and smelled exactly how he wanted them to. they'd probably go out of their way to get one of them if donnie needed it, so he'd have no reason to wear their clothes or anything.

but that's different now. it's a gesture of comfort from them that he needs more than anything, because he'd have never taken from them like that when they were cursed. he can look down and put the pieces back together when he cant think straight-- and more importantly, they smell like home and family, while his regular hoodies mostly just smell like laundry detergent and fabric softener lmfao.

[deoidesign]

Adam's turn... <3

I really like doing portraits like this... if they didn't take so long I'd do them way more

[gojoest]

the way i fall for satoru more and more every day even after all this time is so astounding to me you truly are one of a kind bright eyes

[valzhangism]

see i wonder how, if at all, frank being a girl would have affected the relationship with grandma zhang. would she have been even harsher on her granddaughter, knowing women have to work twice as hard, run twice as fast? held her to even higher impossible standards? or would she have seen her daughter, frank's mother, in her... and maybe been softer, more affectionate?

[xxplastic-cubexx]

In your professional educated psychology opinion. why is cherik Like That

i cannot give a Professional educated psychological opinion until at least may but as far as i can tell queer people cant be normal bout anything so thats why theyre like that

[bluejulius]

the moment he won a bet

[toastbaby]

It's Peeta Mellark appreciation hours in this house today (and every day).

[knockknockitsnickels]

(Please avoid sharing leaks/spoilers in the replies or reblogs, though it's okay to vote for whichever answer you know to be right)

[moregraceful]

many things i have been keeping under wraps at work, such as pronouns, but also, very critically, age. bc i got that ageless mixed race asian swag where i am very clearly not an undergrad but also??? they just don't know. and it WHIPS and it is so funny to ME because all the managers and shift supervisors are like damn this girl in her mid-twenties is so easy to talk to, it's like talking to a peer. surprise bitch i'm older than you. and maybe this means i'm performing psychological experiments on cis men, but i am ngl if i hand you a two page resume that you don't read, it is simply none of MY business if you think i am in my mid-20s. they are going to be so mad when they find out lmao

[daisybell-on-a-carousel]

I personally always hold a character's original story or writing higher than things after. I still consider them, but if things contradict than whatever was in the original usually comes out on top