#and didnt cause trouble

[anti-the-glitch-bitch]

Danny: Helping Alfred in the garden because Tim was stolen away by one of his brothers for some random thing.

Steph: walks outside and sees Danny chatting it up with Alfred.

Danny: feels eyes on him and turns to see Steph glaring at him.

Steph: swiftly turns and walks back inside slamming the door shut as loudly as possible (she'd been banned from the garden after she trampled a good portion of herbs while trying to catch a football by only doing flips.... And she's still salty about it)

[greatgoddyke]

but my heart is like a claw machine

[daenerys-stormborn]

RHAENA TARGARYEN (requested by anon) House of the Dragon - 1.08 & 1.10

[markstoes]

jake's shenanigans in ep. 86

[kerizaret]

I think we're missing out on the comedic potential of nene getting unwillingly dragged into the wxs school dramas by always being the one emu goes to at school and therefore having to hide her and help her get around unseen

Nene just wants to spend her lunch break in peace but now she's not only immediately attacked by a pink beast, but now being ALSO chased by disciplinary committee tsukasa seeing emu with her and going all "YOU'RE HELPING HER TRESSPASS THEREFORE YOU ARE AN ACCOMPLICE". Then rui sees this and thinks its funny so he joins emunene in the chase and it ends up being a whole clown show with explosions and screaming and confetti that nobody knows where it came from

[sesamenom]

maglor's first time getting to go to a concert / his favorite singer attending maglor's first big concert

[realian]

you literally don't even have to be mean to get Astarion's approval btw. you just have to be silly and chaotic. he doesn't like it when you do things purely out of altruism, but he'll approve of it if it's interesting. he's very chaotic neutral and he doesn't have much empathy for other people but he's not evil. he's free for the first time in 200 years and he wants to have fun. let chaos reign.

[cosmicdraghon]

Does anyone want to be my fav person by writing a hero Rangshi Au ?

[lokh]

also has con etiquette just gone out the window. whole groups just idling in the middle of aisles at artist alley and chatting at each other, stopping for group photos......... like come on. what the fuck

[nachosforfree]

Why didnt henry just call the pigs, is he stupid?

Yea </3

[jrueships]

i genuinely cannot stand being around ppl who have to take their anger out on others . i'm so sick of always having to act like the bigger person to my Older brother while he can just tornado around my entire life & belongings & relationships without warrant all over smthing that had absolutely nothing to do with you or anyone, rlly.

[makeitlookdecent]

easy to remember hiragana

[mariemariemaria]

Found out about this recently and it's driving me insane lmao

[devilagent]

[lord-squiggletits]

The hard thing about writing therapy sessions into fics is that like. The story is predicated on drama, and even in therapy characters are still people that may or may not be able to communicate, and then there's the fact that even when you're successful in therapy you still have to deal with relationships and life outside of that where your coping is actually put to the test

Like it's weird because "characters dialoguing in therapy speak" is a current day hated trope, but in this case the characters going to therapy (sometimes even with each other) is LITERALLY part of the plot. But then you don't want the therapy to just instantly solve every interpersonal conflict so the characters still need to beef over something. Which, fine, lots of people go to therapy and don't cooperate during the session, are unwilling to apply the advice IRL, other things happen due to the flawed nature of existence, etc.

What I'm trying to say is that at least in stories/worlds with no therapy, ppl being severely malfunctional and getting in deep shit makes sense bc there's no education or support or help for them to make the optimal choices. But in stories with therapy, you want the therapy to be an in-universe part of the world that characters react to as real people react in therapy. But you don't want the therapy to turn into a meta device that you as an author use to magic away a character's emotional/interpersonal problems effortlessly with disregard to how long/difficult therapy is.

I feel like this might be a genre issue, idk? There's just so few stories that involve therapy (many of which are biographical in nature and not fiction/narrative focused), maybe due to how mental health is only a recently destigmatized/educated topic. So this feels like a writing problem exclusive to some sort of contemporary, "just like the real world" genre of writing that I'm unfamiliar with and maybe the answer is just "yeah you have to write it as a fictional story but also like it's real life." Idk.

[hassianlovebot]

like on one hand i understand why people don't like subira at first, but i'm also getting tired of seeing people shit on her without actually getting to know her. and i know how that sounds, but she's literally fine. like yes death to cops but the in game order lady isn't the evil witch come to kill zeki and reth that everyone thinks she is. and they would know that,, if they did her quests,, or at least spoiled themselves and looked at the wiki,,,

it's getting embarrassing honestly