#THERE'S A THEME HERE

[sandushengshou]

xiao zhan appreciation [51/ ∞]

[datura-tea]

some ulysses sketches that i will definitely finish one of these days

[quillscales]

Hajime's warm hand moved gently over Nagito's back, showing he wasn't fully asleep. His fingers moved tender and curious, tracing the contours of Nagito's spine and igniting a shooting waving of pleasure that cascaded down Nagito's back.

As Hajime's fingers wandered, they brushed inadvertently against the jagged texture of a scar on Nagito's shoulder blade. The feather-light touch felt like a jolt of electricity, and he flinched instinctively, recoiling from the touch.

The sudden movement broke the spell of the moment. Hajime's hand paused mid-air, hovering in a moment of hesitation. His eyes, half-open, mirrored a mix of sleepiness and dawning realization. Confusion flickered across his features as he propped himself up slightly, trying to read Nagito's face in the dim light.

"Did I…?" Hajime's voice was a groggy murmur laced with concern. He was more awake now and aware of the sudden shift in the atmosphere.

[firedragon1321]

Sucks that we’re losing Asteria, which gave us all these cool Lukes

[therealgchu]

OC in 3

thanks for the tag, @a-cosmic-elf

How to: Post three pictures or images you feel relate to a character. They can be face claims, famous artworks, photos, anything you think fits the Vibe.

Hwa Kim

[gloryseized]

hc;; get yourself a Hero whose love language is acts of service

[catharticscream]

[louisegluckpdf]

the irony of this year's met gala theme being based on a short story about cloistered, decadently-dressed aristocracy desperately pillaging the natural resources at their disposal to hold the advancing tide of the restless underclass at bay is honestly baffling

[monsterlets]

I clicked on my mix on youtube and it was literally just geoff castellucci, will wood, and cher

that's. fair

[infernumequinomin]

Have we considered what it means that Laois is so good at killing monsters, the one thing he loves, and so bad at fighting humans, the thing he feels most distance from. And inverse Kabru is terrible at killing monsters, the one thing he wants to destroy, but so good at killing humans he would have killed Falin 6 different times when he tried to kill her if her anatomy had been more human, despite his love for and drive to protect humanity? Have we considered what it means to be able to kill that which you love but not that you hate? Has anyone fucking considered the imposter syndrome that has to come from only being good at killing that which you love most??? The fear of not being able to protect yourself from the thing you most think is a threat simply because you cannot find a way to understand it enough to take it's life?

[inktho]

week 4 of dressing chilchuck up in contemporary menswear

[bixels]

End-of-Splatoon thoughts.

Thinking about how since the very start, Splatoon has had a feature where players can draw and post artwork and spot them as graffiti on walls or billboards. Or how the weapons have always been paint brushes and rollers and ballpoint pens. Since its inception, Splatoon has been dedicated to engaging its players with the act of creation and creative expression, showing them how their art can build communities and (literally) change the world.

Thinking about finding golden human-made music discs buried underground for thousands of years, and a grand finale music festival. About the Voyager Golden Records. About those human handprints etched into concrete in Alterna. Did those human artists know it would end like this? First a fiery death and then, eventually, a worldwide celebration of music to represent our shared past, present, and future. Did they know that their songs, insignificant in the face of extinction, would one day become the solution that will save the next dominant life-form from the same fate?

Thinking about how eerily similar the Octarian domes are to Alterna. About how close Inklings and Octolings were to repeating the same mistakes as humans. But their doomed fates were undone not by some miracle technology or military power or a rocket, but by music.

Thinking about how humans wiped themselves out with war, and our parting gifts were liquid crystals that somehow paired with the DNA of primeval inklings and somehow infused them with our memories and culture and a Song. And 12,000 years in the future, that same Song will end a war.

Thinking about how art and music and punk culture and rock & roll and friendly competition and petty arguments and water guns aren’t uniquely human concepts, but the fundamental qualities of intelligent life. An inheritable spirit that can cross evolutionary bounds.

Thinking about the theme of Splatoon, that art and music and fun will not die with the human race. That every piece of art we create is a seed we sow for future generations to reap. That our legacy is ingrained into the crust of the earth. That long after we’re gone, the oceans will remember, and they’ll pick up where we left off.

Thinking about how Splatoon says that the essence of humanity –– the thing that will outlive us –– isn't war or prejudice or destruction or greed, it's a song.

[sercphic]

Cold - what is the best movie marathon? - to cat

" the most iconic movie marathon... holidate first of course ... four christmases, the holiday, twelve dates of christmas, elf, the grinch, home alone, home alone two and it ends with spirited because ryan reynolds is yummy. "

[ochiody]

preparations

based off this post by @letsplaythermalnuclearwar :)

[o0kawaii0o]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY KING 🗣🗣🗣