#My Father

[theonethatdidntgetaway]

It's the same photo

[circusinarun]

Our fav grandpa!

[usui-zero]

daddy look i'm nika!!!

i knew it.. you can did anything - happy belated 10th birthday Bonnie

(who hope an happy ending of this sadest and tragic story??)

likes and comment -> "i need this" - if u join it

(use the hashtag --> #SaveKuma )

[angelshizuka]

I honestly love Octavia's arc so much, as someone who also grew up believing my parents didn't truly love me and I was just an obligation as their daughter (and still struggle with these feelings well into adulthood).

I recently found back old art I made in my late teens literally titled "I know I'm the daughter you never wanted" and like... I'm not joking when I say Octavia reminds me so much of who I was as a teenager and I'm positive she would've been my nr. 1 fave character if HB already existed when I was still a teenager (tbf she's still my 3rd fave even now).

Though my situation isn't exactly the same and I'll never claim to know what it's like to have (divorced) parents who hate each other, because I was fortunate enough to grow up with happily married parents, but I do am in a similiar situation of watching my dad fall in love with a new woman after my mother's passing a few years ago.

Even in a much healthier envirement with my dad trying his best to properly introduce her into my life and me being much more mature than I was in my teens... it's still hard. So, I totally understand Octavia struggling even more with the complicated situation surrounding something that's already complicated by nature while being a sheltered teenager.

Abandonment issues might be hard to understand for people who don't struggle with it, they don't have to make sense given all the information of a situation, it's much more nuanced than that. Even to the point of being the one to cut off someone before they get a chance to abandon you (again).

[shizunitis]

Shen Qingqiu. Thoughts?

oughhhoiuuuuggggghhhh. shizun. SHIZUN hnnnGgGgn shizuuun. Shizun… Shen Qingqiu. shizun.. i miss shizun..

[donnieslefteyebrow9000]

😌🤞

[wiirocku]

John 5:17 (NIV) - In His defense Jesus said to them, “My Father is always at His work to this very day, and I too am working.”

[jt1674]

[hell0jon]

jmart get to the panopticon and jonah is just floating there softly singing the lyrics to welcome to the black parade

[flock-of-cassowaries]

The really cool thing about HBO Succession is that it really illustrated the experience of realizing that no matter how fucking hard you reject your shitty father, he’ll always be there. Lurking. Waiting.

And the moment you let him in, he’ll welcome you back. Like nothing ever happened. Like nothing has changed.

And as soon as that happens, he will be just as effective as ever at twisting you into the very worst possible version of yourself.

[orindoesthingz]

mcr on the ps vita

[theonethatdidntgetaway]

Mobius' children are so Loki Jr and Loki Jr Jr

[moonahsrobin]

He’s so silly

[albertismyfather]

💅

🫶

[angelshizuka]

So often parent & child relationships in media are about a child wanting to break free from their parent(s) and gain independence, but honestly, I have literally never related to that as someone who just wanted my parents, but was constantly dismissed by them, because I was "old enough now".

So, it's so refreshing to have a portrayal of parent & child relationship where it's especially the child (despite being on the edge of adulthood) who's driven by codependency and still clinging to their parent who's trying to build a life besides his kid (emphasis on besides, Stolas literally NEVER intented Octavia to be excluded from any life he was building away from his abusive ex-wife and I will never blame Stolas for struggling to include her considering his godawful situation where he was literally sabotaged).

(Is "besides" the right word for this? My English is derping a lot today... I just hope you get what I mean.)

[z0mbtch]