#and they're never like. great

[technically-human]

We're drawing the idiots with traditional clothing from our countries? hell yeah, here's stobotnik as Argentinian gauchos!

Plus a very normal and not at all unhinged rant about mate (the thing they're drinking) in the tags.

[ayrennaranaaldmeri]

HELAENA WAS A BELOVED QUEEN IN F&B SO OF COURSE RYAN CONDOM HAS TO MAKE THE SMALLFOLK PRAISE THE PERSON WHO WAS BLOCKADING THEIR FOOD TO BEGIN WITH BC PROPAGANDA ONLY WORKS WHEN RHA EN YRA DOES IT AND THROW THE FOOD THEY WERE RIOTING OVER AT HELAENA. I CURSE HIM AND HIS UGLY WRITING.

[harbingersecho]

if the clocks could turn back, then I'd change everything but life don't got sympathy or second tries and nothing can save me from myself

[5-pp-man]

no you don't get it. i literally love stories where they dive into people's hearts/minds (literally or figuratively) sm it's my favourite type of storytelling.

[princema-k]

so draw your blade, you wretched fiend and let's you and i fight like the dishonourable dogs we are savage, violent, yet free and when the curtain calls, let me put you out of my misery

[alextcl]

did you ever just see your mutuals (or just people you follow) hating on their artstyle and then you just became a pathetic weeping mess because their art literally gives you a fever and probably a serotonin attack and you want to support them so bad but you can't find right words so you just go and cry in the corner

upd: wanted to say that i mean almost-friend-mutuals, because even if i love someones artstyle i just normally dont talk about it with them directly because i don't know these people and idk their boundaries😭😭 even if i want them to not feel that way lmao

[pendwelling]

[지브예서 / JibYes] Indulgence~ (...... just this once!) 🍓🌕

07/07 Happy Birthday Jibril Diop!! 🍓⚡️🍭

(Since Yeseo didn't indulge Jibril in ch1013 when he was playing cute and pitiful, he can have Yeseo's attention this time for his bday 😭🫶)

[kcrabb88]

Thinking about Obi-Wan and Quinlan, who seem really different but aren't as much when you look close. Both of them have a deeply-embedded Not Good Enough Complex, just in their own ways. Quinlan seems sure, especially in legends (but also in Disney canon) that he's damned to the dark and the best he can do is the shadows and he clings and clings to that while not understanding, until later, that he's full of light. Obi-Wan wants to be the perfect Jedi, fearful he won't make it to knighthood, and then builds his life on a vow to his dying master to train this special boy, and then he's so good, in the end, at BEING a Jedi, that he gets put at the front of a war, and he has to be perfect perfect perfect or the galaxy will crumble. Quinlan is reaching for a light that's already there that he can't see because he's so scared of his darkness. Obi-Wan is trying to reach for the impossibility of being a shiny hero who never needs anything or makes mistakes. Both of them want to be good Jedi, and they are, but they don't always know it. They both know what they're good at, what their skills are, and there's confidence about those things, but knowing they're good Jedi is something else.

And one thing I love about them is they're able to unload with each other about these things. They offer those vulnerable parts of themselves up to each other and did pretty much from the moment they met as very young teens. It's just! Really affecting! And there's just not a question that they're there for each through whatever it may be. Obi-Wan goes looking for Quin when Quin falls and Quin, trying to come back from that fall, isn't even surprised to see him. Of course he would be there (and this happens in both legends and Disney canon! It makes me INSANE).

(Also they're both sarcastic as hell and it is so. Funny. I adore them).

[stealingpotatoes]

hands you all this cal to announce i’ve FINALLY finished fallen order (by which i mean i finally picked it up again after those couple hours i played a few months ago and then finished the whole game in 2 days lol)

[divineandmajesticinone]

#nasty4nasty

[mahi-does-some-art]

What if, instead of the Sorcerers' Society being just a small organization with a headquarters, it was instead a hidden city or capital where not only could sorcerers go to for assistance and to get their licenses, but could safely live and learn without having to put so much effort into hiding their magic from general human public? (Something similar to Witch Hat Atelier perhaps)

A hidden away capital with houses and apartments and magical shops selling everything a sorcerer would ever need. Where they can safely converse on the street and network and apprentices can talk to each other and swap tales of their lessons and masters.

Out in the expanse of the human world, it's hard to come by each other so having a place to live like that would be great.

But also it would make Solomon getting chased out by a dragon so much funnier (or sadder) since he and the mystery apprentice would have been the ones to found the Sorcerers' Society in the first place.

He would probably own his own house there and come back there whenever there was a meeting he had to attend or some urgent matter to discuss. Solomon wouldn't stay there longer than he usually had to and his property is usually empty.

But when sorcerers usually take in an apprentice, that apprentice lives with their master in order to make the most of learning opportunities and a lot of them tend to move back to the Sorcerers' Society for convenience.

If Solomon was able to convince MC to live with him for "educational purposes" completely separate from the brothers and Devildom, who's to say he wouldn't give living amongst his peers an honest try once more?

[zaacoy]

I have decided that i'm tired of saying im going to post more frequently here just for school to get in the way or for me to get busy with other things or what not, from here on out if I post ever it is a miracle and you should commemorate by letting yourself have a little celebratory treat i thinks

anyways freenoodles cuddle sketch hearts emojiiss :333c

[dollypopup]

"Penelope should have chosen Debling!"

My sister in Christ. . .he literally dumped her???

Like just before Colin Bridgerton was on his knees after outrunning her carriage to profess how he can't stop thinking about her in his love me, choose me, I'm yours speech, Debling did the Regency equivalent of calling her a floozy who would undoubtedly cheat on him when he abandoned her for several years to chase his passions (because she would never be one of said passions since she asked outright if he could ever come to care for her and he went 'hmmmm seems unlikely! good thing you have solitary hobbies to occupy you instead!') when he has been given 0 evidence of such other than realizing she liked to look out the window because she had a crush on the boy across the street. I was ready to challenge that man to a duel for Pen's honor

His feelings for her were middling at best, I mean Christ on a Pogostick, after he asked her mum for permission to propose he isn't even happy when he opens the door and Pen is there? She's looking like a snack- nay, a whole ass MEAL, and he can't even smile? He just nods at her and dips the fuck out? You don't think it would kill Penelope to know that both her sisters have husbands who absolutely adore them and she's out here with an absent dude who likely won't even write to her?

Portia's 'Love is make believe!' speech is so transparently full of shit when you realize that we've got Dankworth who is so obsessed with Prudence that he makes heart eyes at her every waking moment and considers her his little bonbon and Albion who loves Phillipa so much that he was waiting for her to consent to sex (not realizing she didn't know what it was) for two entire years because he would never pressure her and so he was content with finishing in his pants when he kissed her to make sure she was comfortable. And you want Penelope to settle for a life of loneliness? When Colin is so besotted with her that he dreams of her and breaks every societal expectation in the book as a notorious People Pleaser to run after her and cannot even wait for the morning after being intimate with her to introduce her as his wife to his family in the middle of the night? You want her to turn down Mr "When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible" Bridgerton? For LORD PENGUIN?

Be so serious right now

[casualavocados]

"Who is Ai Di to you?"

Nat Chen as CHEN YI KISEKI: DEAR TO ME (2023)

[sharpened-kris]

It's just.

Something about the fact the only way Conquest is able to connect to people is through fighting. Especially the fact that the only times he gets vulnerable are in the middle of combat.

Like, the way he sounds so genuinely sincere as he encourages Mark to keep fighting him and not give up.

The way he literally pets Mark's face in this scene.

How often is he able to make a touch that soft? To use his hands for something other than destruction?

And just.

The way he's not even looking Mark in the eyes when he begins talking about how lonely he is.

He's whispering into Mark's ear, as intimate a position as he could be in. The closest he will ever get to truly connecting with another individual. And the line delivery is so raw and quiet, like he's almost ashamed to say it out loud.

And the fact that he specifically talks about no one wanting to be his friend.

A Viltrumite.

Wanting friends.

Wanting attachments.

The very thing he criticised early on in the fight. The very thing he said caused weakness. And it's all he truly wants.

How many times do you think he's made this confession to someone before killing them and bottling it all back up?

ALSO THE FACT THAT HE SAYS HE COULD BE SO MUCH MORE.

Like, he's fantasized about what his life could be. He's imagined imagined a better future for himself. A future he knows he will never get.

I dunno, it's just something about his character is so tragic to me.

[camellcat]

I love how selfish spike is. his love isn't "unselfish" it's SO selfish

when he tries to be good it is always for an ulterior purpose. even if that purpose may not be evil, it's certainly not unselfish. you think he'd give a shit about dawn if she wasn't buffy's entire world? do you lot remember how quickly he dropped her when buffy started fucking him? even if we want to talk about the beginning of s6 that was out of guilt and obligation. and I'm not saying he didn't care about anyone else there because he definitely did, but he wouldn't have been there if not FOR buffy

he enjoys buffy happy because he does love her, yes, and her joy is a beautiful to him. but he likes her upset just as well too. he revels in buffy's suffering. he likes her hurt and he likes that she hurts him and he likes to hurt her. it's a language he understands, that he enjoys. he just likes her in whatever way will make her pay attention to him longer

I'll freely admit that he's emotionally supportive for her, which is something she needs desperately. but a lot of the times that's just when he himself isn't being someone who's actively deciding to tear her down. either way, as long as he's affecting her on some tangible level that makes him feel like he matters to her, he doesn't particularly care if it's for the better or the worse

I've just seen a lot of people call him unselfish and I don't agree. at all. probably ever. I don't know if this is a common fandom idea or if I've done that thing again where I've stumbled across a minority that I can't escape, but. just putting my opinion on it out there I suppose