#I'm going to hell yall

[gemgdynamight0]

"thank you senpai.... for letting me live" THIS LINE ALWAYS MAKES ME WANNA SCREAM AND CRY STOP THIS

[saltmalkin]

self affirmations

[song-of-baldy-ron]

As someone who's been rooting for Bells Hells to release Predathos this whole time (not necessarily because I think it's the right choice, just because it's the most interesting choice) I really feel like this guy in the fandom lately

[topaz-mutiny]

Just for the record, this is the fifth time people have left Ashton while he's unconscious.

The first time, he's yeeted across the planet and loses his blood family.

The second time, the Nobodies leave him for dead.

The third time, the Malleus Key rips apart the group.

The fourth time, FCG self-destructs as Ashton lay bleeding out.

And now the fifth time, Fearne slips away as he's sleeping and gets attacked/kidnapped.

[doctor-octiddius]

Another day, another slay Sid sketch

(Malik from Spy(ies) you will always be my favourite... sigh...)

[d1sc01nf3rn0]

I'm seeing a lot of people with neurodivergency, specially under the autism spectrum say that "Laios is annoying, never shuts up, is insensitive, and I can't stand him"; and the irony is not lost on me lmao.

[fangirlanxiety74]

Tumblr users actually check and confirm what the source says before making claims challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)

[spaciebabie]

a (not so) fun fact about cptsd is that your symptoms can present as bpd when people treat you like shit 😁

[shorlinesorrows]

qpr jean and neil. that's all i'm gonna say.

do you see my vision?

[tiredmoonslut]

The way HC's exit has overshadowed what was the most accurately adapted, and in my opinion most compelling and dramatic season of the show is gonna piss me off for the next several years, I feel it.

Okay I was gonna keep these in the tags but actually nevermind, salt post inbound

Henry Cavill is a good actor and a good Geralt, I'll never deny this, but the revisionist history that's going on because of his leaving the series is a bunch of nonsense being puppeted by his dudebro gamer fanbase that wants to keep holding him up as the Witcher god.

The whole "he left because of inaccurate adaptation" argument really falls apart when so much of season 3 was pace-for-pace with Time of Contempt...and Henry didn't leave the show until after production on it had wrapped, as confirmed by both Anya and Freya. It loses even more weight when Henry has gone on record more than once that he hadn't even read the books or known they existed before pursuing the role of Geralt in S1.

Also, it literally cannot be denied that this same group of people who ride-or-die for him go completely silent about Freya, Anya, and Joey---or worse, become misogynistic and racist, when what makes the story of The Witcher great is Geralt's relationships to these people and the way he acts as a catalyst in their journeys.

It's just so annoying. Be upset that he's leaving all you want, but don't make shit up and don't be a fucking dick to everyone else who works on that show as if one of them is the imposter who's responsible for his exit---when the much more likely truth is that Warner Bros. was gonna pay big bucks to have him back as Superman.

[tvb0y]

" Ew! Siblings Showing Love For Each Other! Incest!" SHUT THE ACTUAL HELL UP AND GO OUTSIDE.

[elytrafemme]

remembering the fact that there is sort of a vague taboo in fan content to not talk about sexual assault/trauma because it's like Too Much of a headcanon versus people will write extensive aus of people's families dying or like childhood abuse but once you reach sexual trauma that is suddenly crossing a line. thinking about how this exact logic exists in actual literature critique and also in the real world and why i have to toe around talking about my life. because it will be Too Much. plague upon this earth

[tortoise-teapot]

ahhhh the relief i just felt after deciding avery convinces the veilguard crew that the veil's gotta go (if for no other reason than besides it's the practical, prudent thing to do given its state and nature)(lol and lmao at 'veilguard') and they all figure it out amicably (or at least nonviolently) while facing the larger threat and solas helps clean up the south (after putting up like one million more wards around the black city) and then when the dust has settled he and avery go soothe the blight tesseract thing (takes a few centuries) and then-- ok i'll stop

is it as high tension as the narrative in canon? nope! but it felt like getting in a warm bath

[sheismeiamwe]

Punk Ain't Dead It Got Too White

It irks me when people say shit like "punk is dead" or these endless essays about the death of punk. But, like, of course. Of course rich and wealthy white kids from the suburbs cosplaying poor kids from the sticks because thats' how they "feel on the inside" filling up the local venue on a Thursday night in a neighborhood that used to be Black and or brown will make you feel like the scene you once worshiped has passed on. OF COURSE you feel like punk is dead. Because it no longer belongs to its creators. Punk came out of the homes of the working class. Youth abused by the system or their abused parents or abandoned and needing to put that rage somewhere to survive. The way that soul and hip hop and gospel were created to express sorrow and rage and hope and joy for the people also feeling it in need of relief. Punk was the expression of the BLACK working class. And then the poor white WORKING class. That suffering, that pain, is what made punk great. The way revolution rises from unbeareable conditions, so does incredible art. It is no longer coming from the source. Not for a long time.

Once the goals become fame, profit, status, respect - that's pop story. I got nothin against pop. But, capitalism and revolutionary do not go together, no matter how you wanna twist it. It's like thanking Jesus for bein rich. Jesus said keep his name out yo greedy ass mouth, ya feel me?

[rynli]

Hey there! I’ve been reading A Better Kind Of Animal, and (among other aspects) I love your authorial voice. I’m curious to ask: Beyond Disco Elysium, do you have any particular literary inspirations? Or just general reading recommendations, works you love? :-)

Thanks! I've definitely absorbed stylistic bits and pieces from all sorts of books over time, but I don't have any specific inspirations that I can point to (though I'm 99% sure that my banter-writing style can be traced directly to the Star Wars Republic Commando book series... those were my favorite books in high school and were honestly pretty pivotal for me, lmao).

I'm a big fan of how Pratchett uses language in the Discworld books! I've not been able to emulate that style, but it's writing goals for me.

My current favorite book is Network Effect (book 5 in the Murderbot series). One of the rare books that I've read more than once.

[blanketforcas]

I want to write kitchen songs with you

until the kettle is bleeding out

the time we lost track of, into the countertop

of our shared apartment where everything seemed

less complicated, watching as the rain clung to

the windows as I clung to you

and I miss it. I do