#I think he liked it

[buttermagg]

Threw a little birthday party for the fish man.

[unspuncreature]

finnegan is old enough to have his first treat. i cut up some carrot for him :)

[blmpff]

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[toxicpositivitybuddie]

i do think buck wants someone to see *evan*. i think that’s why it hit so hard and kind of drove the ending home when tommy called him buck. i think it’s very much deeper than just ‘his birth name’ versus ‘the nickname he chose’. i think he very much wants someone to see past the buck who is a firefighter and has spent years defining himself by a job and that’s why tommy calling him evan was so special and important. because i think he wants to believe that evan - the scared kid who felt unloved and who was always getting abandoned - deserves love. evan isn’t his deadname or his name he hates - it’s the kid he’s always been, with the damage and the pain and then yearning for someone to just want him and love him despite all of his flaws.

that’s why the because, evan of it all was so powerful. because in that moment eddie wasn’t talking to buck - he was talking to evan, a scared kid who feels replaceable and unimportant.

idk it’s so weird to me when people ignore the fact that at the end of the day evan is the kid underneath the layers and layers of defense mechanisms and years of hurt and abandonment and emotional neglect -

tommy called him evan and i think that made buck feel like tommy saw him - the hidden parts and the ugly parts and the parts that he’s always felt like no one could want or accept because no one loved him until he was buck. i think buck wants someone to accept evan and love evan and heal evan, and he thought he had that in tommy.

and i think losing tommy is going to really knock him back and its going to be really interesting to see.

could eddie be the person? i definitely think eddie sees buck for all the things he is and loves and accepts him anyway. i think if the writers went there it’d still be a beautiful story but who knows. regardless eddie is always going to be a person who sees buck for his flaws and his damage and loves him anyway.

i also think buck wants that in a romantic partner and whether or not that’s eddie? who knows.

[heyclickadee]

And that’s a wrap!

I compared season two to The Empire Strikes Back, and that was his response.

[justanamesstuff]

My friend let me choose the music in the car…guess what I made him listened to 😏😏

[technovillain]

i come from the universe where everything is the same except disney heroines get like an ounce of their fathers' obviously dominant genes and their clothes are like 80% more historically accurate. it's beautiful here.

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[archi-pelago]

maybe never forgive. but things are different now. so we'll use maybe.

[wormspoodle]

compiled some things

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Knowledge Revenge.

[stealingpotatoes]

with how much time my cat spends in his litter box (and how loud that time is), i can only assume he has the greatest litter zen garden in the lands

[starridge]

puppet hour was brutal

[batcavescolony]

Katniss is such an unreliable narrator. She says "Then something unexpected happens. At least, I don't expect it because I don't think of District 12 as a place that cares about me" girl you deliver strawberries to the Mayor, you hunt and trade for the district, when you fell at Prim being chosen someone caught you, when you went to Prim people parted for you, when you volunteered EVERYONE stopped. Idk how to tell you but I think you're a pillar of the community.

[hinamie]

newest issue of first years fashion just dropped

[markwateneymemorialcrater]

Please note. The orange one is not included because A. He isn’t a billionaire. And B. Calling him obnoxious is too kind for him.

[lastoneout]

"Violence only leads to more violence" TRUE! The thing is tho, a lot of people in power seem to think the start of the violence was the CEO getting shot, but they're wrong. The start of the violence was that very CEO running a company that turns immense, endless human suffering into money.

Violence did lead to more violence, decades of needless death and suffering willfully enacted by millionaires so they can make just a little bit more money, that was the start of the violence. If they didn't want it to escalate eventually, they should have maybe not made killing people the core functionality their entire company hinges on.

The people being tortured and killed by the health insurance industry are not the ones who started the violence, and tbh I don't really think it's on them to end the violence, either.