#They just threw those away

[codgod]

dance of the moonlight jellies

aka drew a scene from my own fanfic yippeee

[zondearts]

more clothing (featuring Mafuyu and Haruka)

[figs-oliomedley]

it's time I come out: I am a Samukai fan. He's in my top 5, if not number one, Ninjago villains.

anyways 24 HOUR ANIMATION CHALLENGE BABY SOLVES ALL YOUR PROBLEMS WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO (except hand pain) I CAME I SAW I DIDN'T EAT COZ THAT'S A TIME LOSS BUT I COOKED

I wanted to add all the other ninja and I had their bits planned out, but hey, that's life. Hope to return to this in the future!

[crazy-fangirl2524]

Andrew’s “bottomless rage” and Jean’s “old and ugly rage” are the same in this essay I will -

[hyohaehyuk]

Lovingly gazing into your coworkers eyes while he's talking about the sexual and emotional tension of your characters is crazy 🙃

JA: Yeah, and then also playing that off against that tension and the aftermath of some of those fights. It suddenly rebuilds this sexual and emotional tension. Like you said, you get to explore the breadth of a relationship. But yeah, they’re each other’s endgame, aren’t they? In the books, they always come home to each other. I think it’s telling that that seems to be the denouement or the end of a lot of the novels: Louis and Lestat being petty and in love.

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transcriptions by greedandenby

Full video (unfortunately i can't find the original source so i am linking 2 videos posted by fans on yt):

Interview With The Vampire | Nicole Drum from Comicbook.com talks with Jacob Anderson and Sam Reid

[sukibenders]

The way people are becoming anti-children nowadays is really sad. And I'm not talking about people not wanting to have kids of their own, that's fine and something that shouldn't be shamed nor up to someone else to debate. No, I'm talking about the people who adamantly hate these little humans for simply existing, wanting to ban them from spaces due to them having emotional reactions that they are still learning to understand (you know, the kind of lessons that everyone had to learn and figure out at one point). It's gotten to the point where I've even seen these types of people genuinely support children being harmed and deny their hurt under the consensus of "Well then maybe they shouldn't be there," in your average public space. Like, imagine thinking hating on children, people who need assistance and guidance, is something to be proud of.

[and-her-saints]

don’t you hate it when you have something in your hand and you’re repeatedly muttering to yourself “don’t lose it, don’t lose it, don’t lose it.” and then you space out for what feels like 0.5 seconds and the thing you were literally HOLDING simply vanishes and you have no idea where you could have placed it

[rowenabean]

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[apollos-boyfriend]

I don’t know what did they do

they fucked up my boy 😭

[crehador]

it is actually funny as shit that the teacher's main defense against her student who is crushing on her looking like her otome game oshi is having 20/200 vision and refusing to wear glasses or contacts around him like she literally said

[senatortedcruz]

Never feel like more of a Republican complaining about the wokes than when I read about elementary schools canceling Halloween for the sake of diversity and inclusion

[puke-ur-gutz]

-> on mothers, resentment, and the guilt of needing to be cared for

[nsfwitchy2]

I threw some of my vibrators away yesterday and I guess when dad took the trash out they turned on and now he’s telling me and mom about the “weird buzzing thing” in the garbage 😭😭

[justablah56]

Happy valentine's 🫶

awhhxncnc thank you, happy valentine's day !!!!!

[vampmilf]

"hey can you just watch him for 10-15 mins?" *proceeds to leave me in charge of a whole baby for FOURTY MINUTES.

[seventh-district]

sometimes it’s late at night and you’re cleaning your room and you come across a few old black and white photos of a young girl and you stare at them for a long minute wondering how on earth they got lost in an old Kroger shopping bag with an unopened pack of cigarettes and a receipt dated 2017.

and you look at the girl in the pictures sat on the floor of someone’s home you don’t recognize, smiling and playing with a set of keys and a tiny part of you feels like it recognizes her but you aren’t sure.

and you flip the pictures over hoping to find some sort of annotation that would give you context and all you find is the year 1964 stamped in tiny font along the edge.

and you flip them back over and time stands still as you realize that the recognition you feel is because she looks so much like you once did and next thing you know your hands are sweating and shaking and you have to sit on the floor because you’re crying so hard because it hits you all at once that you’re looking at your mother.