#Worthy is terrible

[feanorianethicsdepartment]

valinor-era galadriel wouldn’t have given gimli her hair either

[helpimsleepdeprived]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR WONDERFUL BRILLIANT AMAZING PHIL <3 ur birthday should be an international day of celebration bc you deserve it king <3

[tenderjock]

BUFFY BROKE UP THE COVEN (but make it gay) ->

in which DARLA is the vampire cursed with a soul who falls in love with the slayer; and DRUSILLA is the monster who remakes herself in order to earn a chance at buffy summers' love.

insp | insp

[wulleooo]

new artstyle unlocked

[witchofthemidlands]

it's past 3am idc anymore. he was hinted but not officially named & had less than 10 minutes of screen time but in my opinion matthew goode is the best modern version of dracula i have seen in YEARS.

[shoechoe]

just got a tag on that post that's getting popular saying "well maybe we shouldn't be going online and saying we hate pieces of media just keep that to friends" ...sorry but like... it's fine for people to publicly state they personally dislike things LOL

[silvertiefling]

*starts laughing nervously* i'm not the type to usually let my drafts (20) and asks (14) pile up..... but alas..... this sickness really got me huh............ how d'y'all not stress out about this tf,,,, i usually answer things quickly but lately i cannot,,,,, y'all are so strong for not having a nervous breakdown at bigger numbers than this fdkgjhghd this is the most ive had hoarded since, well, ever.....

[agalychnisspranneusroseus]

My hc is that as a very small kid Marcy was the sweetest cutest little bby but her parents always scolded her and claimed she was a bad kid who didn't know how to behave, was too disruptive and loud and energetic and annoying demanded too much attention. An extremely clingy 3yo (gee how dare she). She became super attached to Anne and later Sasha when she met them and kinda got her fill of affection from them because, at least until middle school, they never found her annoying and never refused her hugs.

[emberfcrged]

this is a grand adventure. who are you? (elliott)

You didn’t want this. You didn’t ask for this. Yet a force, divine or otherwise, has picked for you. You have no control. You have never had any. Don’t be humble. There was a reason why they chose you. You are drawn to the responsibility. You are a good commander. No matter how much you despise it, you are perfect for the role. It makes you valuable. It makes you worthy. And it’s what is going to kill you.

tagged by: @onlyinthedas @alitlantern tagging: @exandriaborn @that-hawke-woman @deathmaidened @crosaidi

[ivandra-winters]

Watching the original version of Disney’s Pinocchio after studying developmental psychology is a bad idea, because the whole film is just…so terrible in terms of how everything is presented to Pinocchio. Like, he’s brought to life late at night, and in the span of 24 hours, he gets kidnapped twice and gets constantly manipulated by literally everyone around him, and then he’s punished for being manipulated.

“Oh, but he should’ve listened to Jiminy and done what he was told!” - Listen here, you son of a bitch, that poor puppet was brought to life and then expected to just go to school without any socialization or time spent with his father. That boy had no business going to school in the first place since he knew literally nothing and should’ve been acclimated to listening to Jiminy in the safety of his own home. Not only that, but Pinocchio continued to be punished for making choices despite the fact that literally nobody warned him about the dangers of trusting people he doesn’t know. He was never taught stranger danger, yet he kept getting punished for trusting people he had never been told not to trust. Also, nobody gave him a good reason to go to school? He was just expected to go because he was told to?

Bottom line is that Pinocchio kept getting let down by the authority figures in his life and was punished for it, and I’ve had enough of that-

[itspileofgoodthings]

Taylor returning over and over to the falling through the ice accident in the Bolter—everything to me

[cantsayidont]

I am really struggling to understand why there's so much current fan investment in the idea of Batman as BATDAD, particularly given how much of it is predicated on the notion that Bruce Wayne is, or somehow should be, something other than a spectacularly terrible parent, which he canonically is and always has been. I realize the Batman franchise is really the last to cling to the old-fashioned Kid Sidekick thing, but there isn't actually any way Bruce could ever BE a good parent without dramatic lifestyle changes that would effectively end the franchise, and so the fan fixation on it just seems weird to me.

[meteorologears]

Today is crime and punishment day. In which i read all of crime and punishment

[denzartriste]

Mon p'tit raton laveur :)

Okay j'ai penser a une blague et la j'ai dessiner quelque chose FANTASTIC comme juste regard a ca c'est si beau la!!

Raton laveur a cause qu'il lavre. Est'que vous me comprend ecoute ecoute c'est une blague super drole je promis-

[hetalia-club]

Remember who you are Simba. Remember

[tamyonmyonmyon]