#and i wouldnt have it any other way.

[fiovske]

ngl the early s3 post-divorce pre-making up era angst of he-means-a-lot-to-me-but-if-any-of-you-ever-mention-him-in-my-presence-i-am-going-to-kill-everyone-in-this-room-and-then-myself crowley and aziraphale are gonna be delicious.and brother i am but a dickensian orphan waiting for my food to arrive

[dingodad]

homestuck 2 is never gonna give us the answer to whether trolls actually get darker with age like we've got a 20 something year old karkat with dark grey skin in one timeline and then weve got terezi in the other timeline who still has her light grey tone but gets drawn in ancestor silhouette anyway

[ethernetmeep]

this is what i look like writing paragraphs in my reblogs to other peoples art sometimes

[soranker]

tomorrow :)

[icewindandboringhorror]

HAPPY 16TH BIRTHDAY!!! To this elderly bapy boye!!! he...!!!

[kriskukko]

i love being passionately attracted to men every day i get to log onto the internet and see pictures of them that make me clench my fist and groan in carnal agony

[andoutofharm]

the thing about fob is that yes they are all grown men but they still somehow all give off the vibes of four middle school weirdgirls all giggling on the playground about the intricate world of magic and deception and life and death they created together during recess

[henessy]

mil disculpas pero la diferencia de tono entre los posts de mis non argie y argie mutuals en este momento es sumamente graciosa

[destiel-inpurgaytory]

The transition between Elsa’s Song and Pray is DIABOLICAL WHAT DO YOU MEAN I GO FROM SOBBING OVER. SAD LOVE STORY TO SCREAMING "GOD MADE ALL MAN IN HIS IMAGE HONEY IM IM NO MAN" IN SO LITTLE TIME

[writer-room]

Isn't it fun how everyone saw what terrified them most, but Nya's was so "unbelievable" that she broke out instantly? She was shown the one thing that was supposed to terrify her, make her spiral. But of course it wasn't real. It's Jay. If there's one thing she never once doubted, its that Jay is absolutely smitten, so of course he'd never forget her. What a silly thing to think, to be afraid of. She went through so damn much for this boy, and him for her, and we know how she is. Wouldn't it be petrifying if all that work, all that emotional turmoil, that clawing for love, could be forgotten just like that? Its quite a feat, really, that she can finally be confident in knowing such a fear is irrational.

It was easy to break free from such a place. It was only ever meant to scare her, and she has nothing to be afraid of. Right?

[theology101]

Guys, I was really drunk last night and the episode felt like a fucking fever dream and I assumed it was the alcohol

I just rewatched it and totally had forgotten that Zac DM’d K2’s death

[mycatmoo]

Y'know. I've been thinking about that au @mari-lair talked about where vaugarde was the country that was forgotten and not the island and just. Thinking about the wider implications for the world? Cause like. The island didn't seem to have had much effect on the world. But vaugarde was an entire country. So there would have been trade routes and politics and all that jazz going on that would just. Disappear. And like, referencing the map on the wiki, there's 3 nearby countries that could witness vaugarde disappearing, poteria, mwudu, and the country south of vaugarde. Those are 3 countries that could have really felt vaugarde's disappearance. There was probably a lot of information that was lost in those countries, and a lot people in those countries likely had friends and family in vaugarde that they just forgot about. Like the implications of vaugarde disappearing would have wider consequences for the world than one island

This post got long so I'm putting a read more here

Also like. The question of what happened the vaugarde is of wider importance now? Vaugarde was in the middle of 3 countries and an island after all. Is vaugarde like, this big inhospitable wasteland that as far as everyone can remember was *always* like that? How do people feel about that? Are there people that wants to try to make the area habitable? Or people that try to adventure into the area, to test their craft skills or for the sake of adventure or anything? Considering that in isat people knew the island existed but can't remember anything about it, they just knew something happened to it, do people in this world go "Oh yea the country east of heeeeere... wait, what? What am I talking about?" Or is it like everyone knew there was another country everyone forgot but never thought that the inhospitable area is that country? How much of vaugarde is still in this area, but is inaccessible for one reason or another? My thought is that a reason it's inhospitable is that it seems like there's a never ending stream of sadnessese there, but they never seem to cross the borders into other countries, they just stay in vaugarde

Another option though is that the area vaugarde was in just turned into the ocean. I don't have as many thoughts for this idea, I just have one main joke idea. Because there is definitely at least one town in poteria or the country south of vaugarde that didn't have any type of port or dock because. Why would they? They're landlocked. Boats are useless to them. But then one day some person is just standing by the ocean, staring out at, and goes.

"...wait. can't we fish? Why don't we fish? Why dont we have a dock? Wait can we get merchants and sailors here?"

And like. Rip vaugarde but some small town is about to become a major trading hub between the 3 remaining countries and an island. This makes me wonder how much of vaugarde is still around. Like did vaugarde sink into the ocean and you can see the remains of the country that once existed here if you have the means? Does vaugarde become this world's version of Atlantis? If vaugarde becomes this world's version of Atlantis does people use it as some type of cautionary tale? Or did vaugarde just completely disappear, and take everything in the area vaugarde once was with it? Wow so much for "I don't have a lot of thoughts" for this option

But yea. I just- I think the implications of vaugarde disappearing is interesting. And yea that's my essay

[kagoutiss]

as if it was never there at all.

[quillkiller]

thinking about my favorite mortal enemies regulus and remus

[just-here-for-fun-i-guess]

Me checking #196 only to be greeted by grieving r/196 goers acting like they've lost their country, a shitpost that's so self referential you'd have to read several historical texts to understand it, and a hornypost between two blogs long enough to be an erotica

[fatedroses]

Zenos viator Galvus and him trying to deal with actually feeling things for once (Even if he doesn't really understand how to handle the comfort he receives from others for it)

I am also giving this man a dad that actually cares, because this brainworm have gotten me and there is no saving me from them.