#aNd YET

[chongoblog]

That tornado's carrying Jafar!

[caesxr]

i should not be allowed to get away with this

[kuromi-hoemie]

i love butches they're so handsome and caring and assuring and sweet and are a joy to wake up to and have a smile that warms my heart and a voice that soothes my soul and

[strange-aeons]

My professor told me the way I talk about dashcon is the way her generation talks about Woodstock I’m gonna go stab myself brb

[yudol-skorbi]

worst tv marathon ever

[bitit]

if ever you get lost, just stay where you are; your parents will come and find you

[silbermilch]

the Prince of Vere/the King of Akielos

[petricorah]

meeting on the fire nation stairs [ids in alt]

[presidentdisastraofgallifrey]

Ok I’m still on my bullshit about time lords ignoring the trauma of regeneration

In human nature (I’m paraphrasing, it’s been awhile), Martha asks if the process hurts and Ten says something like “I’m literally changing every cell in my body. Of course it hurts.”

And. Buddy? You have described regeneration in almost those exact words before.

Anyway I like the idea that it’s painful and exhausting and confusing, but they don’t tell you that because Time Lords are supposed to be above silly bodily concerns. Regen-ed is like “you will need a few days to recover and are required to get time off to rest” and that’s it. Older students whisper terrifying rumors to scare the younger ones but none of them really know. And you’re taught it’s so embarrassing that after your first time you either brush it off to seem stronger or wonder if you did something wrong that caused you to suffer

[otto-doctavius]

“hey are you ok?” NO im thinking about how soft Logan was by the end of the film

[seochangbingifs]

FAVORITE CHANGBIN GIFS 28/∞: Chan pouring water on Changbin at Lollapalooza 2024 via hansfairytale, hanhanji_914, and bbokstars

[mistressemmedi]

Spa 2024 start colorized

[vomits0cutely]

Remus Lupin wanted to die, yet he lived the longest.

James Potter wanted to live, yet he was the first to die.

Sirius Black wanted to break free from his family, yet he died one of them.

Peter Pettigrew wanted to be known, yet he never was.

[chronicallydragons]

“Oh have you tried yoga?” “Have you tried acupuncture?” “Oh! My cousin did a juice cleanse and that worked!” “Oh have you tr—“

Oh noooooo. Did my disability remind you of your own mortality and now you feel a little scared, Nancy? That’s not my problem.

[harbingerofsoup]

garashir is incredible because you have an exiled spy for an oppressive state with fucked parentage who doesn’t want to let himself be happy, but also can’t resist temptation; then you have a genius doctor who comes across as naive and too optimistic, but has had an ongoing identity crisis since the age of 15 because he learned his parents’ solution to his childhood disabilities was eugenics

and yet somehow they are so lame, just so embarrassing