#Y'all

[cowboylikedean]

i love how this website decided the ides of march is a week long thing this year

[scoobydoomistakes]

This Halloween, I have but one message to give you.

One I'm morally obligated to give you.

If you're like me, and didn't grow up with it?

Holy crap you need to watch Courage The Cowardly Dog right this second. Now.

I'm maybe five episodes in… the art direction and atmosphere is just staggering. It's like midcentury Looney Tunes drenched in surreal, liminal dream logic paranoia. An absolute joy.

-Colin

[velvetcloak]

cami 성미

[jula483]

I'M OBSESSED

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[cockasinthebird]

[proteidaes]

Mobile wallpapers are coming back soon 👀 … lots of swatching ahead!! 🌈🎨

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[01432853]

Give it to me.

The Story of Pearl Girl 珠帘玉幕 (2024) • Episode 12

[green-green-grass]

the kids are gonna be alright

[honey-intherock]

The clearest sign yet that our society is beyond redemption is the way y'all are letting The Fall Guy flop

[hirazuki]

Sasori + Sakura moments by @justshipsandstuff, based on my fic.

This was such a lovely surprise to receive?!! 🥹 I absolutely adore your style, and these two look SO CUTE in it, and everything is just so soft and precious and your expressions are amazing, and the whole atmosphere is exactly the vibe I was aiming for in my writing, and and and and a;lskdjflksdjflsdkjf.

Thank you so much for this!!! 😭💖

[brainwormcity]

No matter how many times I watch the final fifteen... I feel wrecked all over again. The way Aziraphale just barely wraps an arm around him with his left hand and the fingers of his right flutter over Crowley's shoulder, fighting the urge to hold him against him. His eyes falling shut and the almost imperceptible way he moves and lets Crowley pull him closer. The way his right hand hovers, the next time we see it, just above Crowley's back before he pulls away...

Meanwhile, Crowley with a white knuckle grip on his lapels and sweat on his brow. You can see him shaking. There's so much desperation and this air of futility, like one last ditch effort towards thwarting the apocalypse all over again.

The bitter frustration in Crowley's voice when he says, "don't bother," probably more closed off to Aziraphale than he's ever been since they day they met. Yet, he still stands there and watches the only creature in the universe he's ever loved disappear into the grips of a fascistic bureaucracy that has not only mocked him for millennia but mere moments before was threatening to destroy him.

6,000 years. 6,000 years! He knew. He absolutely knew that Aziraphale loved him too. There was no doubt in his voice when he remarked on how they could always rely on each other and how they had denied themselves their relationship all of their existence. He just hoped that Aziraphale would have chosen their side instead and not ask him to change. It's all so goddamn heartbreaking.

[disaster-j]

Another thing I really love about Study Group is that the girls and women in the show are pretty equally involved in the violence.

Usually with shows where bullying and gang violence are the main backdrop female characters only exist to either support the male characters in their fight or act as damsels. They're friends, lovers, family, guides, and/or victims but they're almost never comrades.

Study Group doesn't even seem to consider that.

From the get-go when Hee Won and Ji Woo are introduced we're shown that the environment in the girls' classes is extremely similar to the boys'. There's bullying and violence and fighting, tho as far as we know the girls aren't involved in the fight ranking app itself but hey nothing's perfect. While we first meet Ji Woo where she's in a position of needing help she's never really shown as weak or a damsel. We can see even through her distress that she's not fighting out of choice not bc she can't stand up for herself. And by the end of it we see how she's equally as badass as our male MC.

Honestly, knowing nothing about the manhwa, I didn't think that she would actually be treated as an equal fighting-wise so her involvement in saving Lee Jun, fighting side by side with Ga Min and Geon Yeop and holding her own against the gangster, was such an exciting scene to watch! And in the latest episodes, yet again, we see her placed as the go-to fighter of the group outside of Ga Min when she takes care of the goons that try to stop their car. Yes Jun is helping and later offers to hold them off but it's clear that SHE is the one placed as The Muscle amongst the four of them and I just love that.

Sometimes feminism is a teenage punk of a fifteen year old girl who keeps judo flipping men for Justice.

But also like it's so good bc it's not JUST Ji Woo.

Even though Hee Won can't fight she isn't entirely sidelined during the violence. We see her confronting the bullies when desperate and we see how she's placed as an equal to Se Hyeon -- they both aren't fighters but they're both equally important and equally Involved. Same with the teacher Han Gyeong who, while clearly physically vulnerable, is shown as being very steadfast and brave. Constantly working to stop the violence at the school and do right by her students even if it means getting beaten up and stabbed every other day.

And don't even get me started on how cool Ga Min's mom was. Those bitches had to comatise her just bc she would've killed them if given the opportunity. She's an overprotective helicopter parent who gives zero fucks about anything other than her son's well-being I just know if she was awake she'd be hunting these wannabe gangsters and taking them down one by one...

[anonymous-ace72]

Finally working on this storyboarding project (this is only the third board rip)

[jula483]

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