#I shouldn’t have done this

[ivefallenforyouandicantgetup]

I made this like a month or so ago and never posted it cuz it was a digital painting practice and I kind of hate it….

but also a new friendlocke anime episode is out and I felt like I should release this horror onto the world.

[booksapphic]

this was a bad idea. I shouldn’t have done this

[mitchiesclarity]

do you ever just wanna off yourself because you went through the pretty girls instagram (by choice) and this time you actually wanna BE her instead of WITH her

because yeah same

[iamthetruestrepairman]

[themoonunderstoodmydadjokes]

I don’t think we talk enough about how being love bombed can like really fuck you up??? Like yeah is it easy to identify from an outside perspective? Absolutely. But being in it and having someone devote that much time and attention to you (even if it is manipulative in nature) to then having it end abruptly when they’ve gotten what they wanted out of you… 🫠

[cyb3rtron]

he willingly showed me his ass , how could i not touch it :(

[lorebird]

In which Ford struggles so badly to relate to other people that he wonders if he’s really human at all. The more isolated he becomes, the harder it is to reconcile with his own humanity.

[idkthisismyusernameiguess]

Could the Ace Attorney fandom stop pretending that Phoenix Wright or Miles Edgeworth or any of the main cast is white? Idgaf if the localized version is set in America. Asian Americans exist. You are consuming a piece of Asian-made media, not everything is about white people

[heartplaces]

drew a very basic castiel for my stanford era fic, this gentle sin! our boy is tired. mainly because of his stupid ass future boyfriend (who i also drew!).

[rhymeswithumbrella]

you know what really pisses me off? so many people acting like he is the worst person out there and no one will miss him. A LOT of people are grieving now and missing him including people that these people supposedly follow and care about. liam was not the supervillain people wanted him to be. he was messed up and did messed up things likely because of what happened to him. this conversation deserves so much more nuance than people are giving it. and maybe it’s too early to have this conversation now but it’s helping me process and grieve so i’m really writing this for me. people are complex and doing bad things doesn’t make you a bad person or someone worthy of death without being given the chance to make things right. and another thing, it is SO hypocritical to make fun of him and look down on him like he’s the ultimate Bad Guy meanwhile i bet every single person you have ever admired in the spotlight has likely also done bad things or at least things you wouldn’t be proud of. fame is an illness and it can cause people to harm others because they were hurt themselves. human beings are a culmination of everything that they’ve been through and everything they’ve done. he is not only the bad things he’s done and it’s okay and normal to grieve him as a whole person, because he was one.

[cupiidzbow]

scanned some of my pen doodles. smile 🧡

[valewritessss]

This fandom is so nit-picky that I’ve seen more criticism on every little thing about wottg (a book that came out 2 days ago) than people saying things they liked about it

Edit: someone has already gotten mad so I repeat this is a joke and not that deep❤️

[corvidcleric]

[start i.d.: a digital painting of jade harley holding her dog beq. they both look straight out to the camera with neon green eyes and blank faces. the rest of the image is done in warm orange tones. jade is a young black girl with long curly hair wearing her baseball tee. beq is a large white borzoi. end i.d.]

me & my dog & an impossible view (redraw)

[stinkypeanutbutter]

look , I had a silly feeling that made me do a silly thing ( SBG character charts . I don’t regret it )

also maybe slight spoilers but not really idk you won’t notice it ( maybe . Also source jokes . A lot )

[nothing-but-flowers88]

Star Wars au set in the 70s where Luke is in a not so fulfilling job as a law clerk, he starts writing as a hobby and ends up writing a very vague version of the original Star Wars trilogy. It does very well and Luke’s pretty proud of himself for the original idea until Leia reads it and has some notes

Leia:….you’re aware this is just your life in space right?

Luke: huh? What are you talking about?

Leia: well let’s see, a young farm boy named Mark Starkiller raised by his aunt and uncle.

Luke: well that’s just coincidence

Leia: he teams up with a sarcastic outlaw and his hairy alien friend, this is obviously Han and Chewie

Luke: wha- no it’s not-

Leia: and let me guess, the princess is his long lost sister?

Luke:…

Leia:…

Luke:…oh my god-

Leia: not to mention this stoic ‘mandalorian’ character who is a misunderstood father to a little alien baby and has undeniable sexual tension with the main character

Luke: oh mY GOD!

[dykedvonte]

Of all the themes in Mouthwashing, I think the themes of punishment and virtue are the most subtle.

It’s so odd because it’s a subversion where all the characters are punished for their virtues more than their flaws except Jimmy. Curly sees the best and people and tries to do right by all parties whether deserving or not. He is then forced to see everyone fall to their worst states while he can’t do anything. Daisuke is optimistic and hopeful, playful to a fault and a big morale. He dies in agony the one time he is forced to act in a serious event. Anya is kind and capable, knowledgeable in her field. Yet, she is treated like a dunce and does being treated like a dead weight.

The only characters who aren’t punished per se are those without direct virtues. Swansea is ornery and rude the moment we meet him, Jimmy is self explanatory. Yet, Swansea is still punished with Daisuke’s death, while Jimmy escapes in a way. Not having to face the final aftermath or even acknowledging how he could never really fix it. He suffers and is tormented, but he doesn’t really care because in his mind he didn’t fail in his head of proving something to Curly.

This is rambling y really but it really is the theme of no good deed but to the extreme. Good people punished for their attempts at virtue while the bad person victimizes themself over their suffering.