#and thats not my fault

[ratsonas]

at some point u gotta realize that even if the way ur brain works isnt ur fault its still ur responsibility. i cant help having social anxiety and being awkward as hell but i have to accept that if i let that rule my every social interaction then im not going to have any friends

just so no one takes this out of context i mightve worded it not great but this post was about a specific personal situation and not like. applicable to every persons brain

[doctorsiren]

The books reveal that Ford is actually a secret partier

(Available as a print on my Etsy Shop)

(wips under cut)

[spookberry]

Regretting how many chains there are in these designs tbh

(Prev)

[doomedclockworkdotmp3]

just a normal guy surrounded by residents with evil in their hearts

[sunsetcurveauto]

and they were codependent coworkers

[lucabyte]

On autonomy, and what it means to be Obliged to Help.

Bonus:

[strade-fuckers-anonymous]

Bloodplay ;)

Extremely true.

[foolsocracy]

u should draw garth and jason interacting. btw. pretty please.

shout out to when they were on a team together for about 2 issues

[xxplastic-cubexx]

you open my Super Important Documents and its just pictures of charles xavier

[zwampp]

introducing: the st cassian chamber choir from Uranium City, saskatchewan. 🎢🌀

And some close ups!!

[choccy-milky]

another batch of MCs as thanks for drawing clora🥹💖💖 once i start working on something i cant rest until i get it done so ive legit been working on these nonstop for the past 2 days from when i wake up till i go to bed.......i can finally rest 🧎‍♀️........THANK YALL AGAIN💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏 MC's in order: @moonstruckmoony @syaolaurant @dwightschrute11 @boxdstars @versailles-black @ccelicaa @ethniee @wrongcog @ashiori-chan @tamayula-hl @celestinawarlock @serpensortiamaxima @silvyadrakkon @jadepalaceyaya @zorro-d-t

[somepinkthing]

"Hector was a good man" "diomedes was an honorable man" BZZZT WRONG. Diomedes was there to steal, burn, and wage war same as the next person. In fact, he was pretty adamant about it. Hector had no issue with the greek's actions, merely that they were directed at him—I mean look at what he wanted to do with patroclus's body, only to then cite respect for funeral rites when it was his own turn to die. Hector also owned slaves within his own city walls—people that he likely took from their homes during troy's own conquests. All that seperated him and the greek warriors was which side they were on.

The Iliad isn't a story about morally upstanding men. Sure, it has men who have honor and perform honorable acts, but these are not good samaritans. It's is a story about war and grief and the real victims of fights between so-called-honorable men and gods. The urge to find a "good guy" in this story is wasted. Hector doesn't have to be morally good just because achilles isn't. Troy didn't lose because they were more or less evil than the greeks. It all just. Is. Because of fate? Because the gods said so? Because people will always make disastrous mistakes and it will always end up biting not only them, but everyone else around them? Who knows? In the end though, doesn't it all feel so pointless in the face of the endless amounts of grief and destruction that war leaves behind? Maybe that's the whole point

[lesbikyuu]

who up missing their buddies who are daddies

[vampirade]

anxious gf depressed bf

[tabooi]

Starlight Express, Bochum 1989

[valtsv]

well everyone. it's been an honour and a privelege but i got executed on live podcast qna audio recording so i need to go lick my wounds alone in a cave far from any established human civilisation now.