#WHY IS HE DOING THIS TO ME GRR GRR

[hoshiyoshis]

골드니스님,주문하신 커피 나왔습니다🤓☕️

(Goldenness, here's the coffee you ordered.🤓☕️)

[doctorsiren]

keiji mogami

(w/o effects + sketch under the cut)

[demigod-of-the-agni]

A little special something for something even more special. Hint: it's about love and fears and birthdays and new beginnings

(@/marvel hire me <3)

[icewindandboringhorror]

boy in silly sitting positions compilation

[bunnihearted]

🦈2

[miaoqing]

we should have more pronouns in english. not necessarily neopronouns but like can we please at least invent new ones for objective and possessive cases

she (subj) stepped closer to HER (obj) and took HER (possessive) hand.

why are they the same?!?!?!! imagine how much easier it would be to write lesbians

[blackvahana]

ohhhhh Sleep is definitely one of these trees isn't it.... its absolutely a waking (as in IT is waking up in me) aspect

[cowboypossume]

i hate my brain i hate my need for things to be Perfect i hate how ive been feeling i hate it i hate

[13eyond13]

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[jrueships]

that's right babygirl. never upset daddy.

[leatherbookmark]

idk maybe it makes me a child or Someone With Shit Media Literacy, but i feel like when people discuss fictional events that were good or bad writing, they often look to general fiction tropes rather than what makes sense for the individual story? like, oh, well, this is a [genre] story, and in these, it's either X or Y, so it's going to be either X or Y. or: this character technically could count as a [character archetype], so obviously they only have one very predictable ending. what wonderful, emotionally moving writing!

and like. are we writing stories, or producing products that check off all the most common boxes on the Successful [Genre] Story list? this is not to say that you can never kill off your mentors/father figures, or that your protagonist should never fail miserably in this or that point of the story -- sometimes it really is the most fitting and sensible solution! sometimes leaving a character alive would undermine or muddle up the message, if there is one, or it would simply make it more difficult for the writer. and it's fine. but when your reason for this or that writing choice is not "because it makes the most sense" but rather "because that's what happens in other stories", it's, uh, not good writing at all. it's barely any writing, really!

[bumblingbabooshka]

Forever curious about the extent of Tuvok’s powers. In ‘Meld’ he tries to communicate telepathically with Kes but she says he can’t compel her because they neutralized his telepathic abilities. If they hadn’t done so, would he have been able to control her point blank or would he just have very loudly gone “Ooohhh you wanna drop the forcefield so bad its craaaazy” on loop in her mind until she did it?

[opens-up-4-nobody]

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[twin-tailss]

Girliepop you could do so much better (don’t do better please)

Based on the song Rule #34 by Fish in a Birdcage

[kethabali]

i continue to be surprised how our body, minds, and universe align perfectly sometimes and we get just what we needed even if we don't realize we needed it

[mythvoiced]

“on a scale of one to ten, how do you feel about nachos right now?” julian

@astremourante | more random dialogue prompts | ♥

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Julian's features pull together.

Sometimes it's almost endearing, how the attempt to not react too outwardly leads to a much stronger underlining of the feeling one is trying to hide, than allowing the grimace free reign out right could have possibly achieved.

Or, in other words, Jules' attempt to not frown has made his lips so very thin, they're almost gone entirely.

They're having an almost... embarrassingly... professional reaction to the question at hand. For a brief moment, Julian 'Jules' Clifford recalls being GP Dr Clifford and goodness gracious nachos aren't exactly the healthiest thing that can be offered here.

But... Dr Clifford isn't a GP raised under the watchful eye of people trying to spread dietary superiority while completely sucking the joy out of the very idea of consuming food for recreational purposes, social purposes, or even to just tickle taste buds in a pleasant way.

Julian's lips portray a soundless 'huh'.

The 'one' on the scale would remind him nachos are commonly prepared as and considered fast food.

The 'nine' on the scale would suggests they're very tasty.

The 'ten' on the scale has stars dusting her cheekbones, sparkling bright eyes, and enough scars Julian would like to dedicate each to a line among the many making out their handprints.

"I will base my answer entirely on whether you'll allow me to treat you," he settles on in the end, and their lips are relaxed into a soft crescent moon.