#anti-hero club

[seagull9111]

HEADCANNON that will did not in fact come out when nico confessed to him he actually came out years ago to camp and told nico the first day he was in the infirmary without hesitation.

[universallydestinytaco]

Thank you so much for your support for the post But a small donation from you will save the body from death 💔🇵🇸🥹

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[unhealthyobsessionslol]

Ben finally realised: it's me, hi, i'm the problem, it's me

[lightscamerabitchsmileee]

Vote for your fave, reblog & share your thoughts in the tags and also if you choose "other" let me know what your fave Taylor remix is I would love to hear it ❤️❤️

Here's a youtube playlist link of some of my favorite Taylor remixes ❤️❤️

[tilbageidanmark]

[missegyptiana]

so proud of mom

[tank041]

[lovebooksforeversblog]

Jeremy and Cecily... Jeremy and Cecily... Jeremy and Cecily... Jeremy and Cecily... Jeremy and Cecily... Jeremy and Cecily...

OMFGGGGG the oozing angst between these guys was crazyyyyyyyyyyy 😍😍😍😋. There tantalizing chemistry off the charts.

To be Fair I didn't like Jeremy alot in the beginning he was very controlling but near the ending he becomes soooo damn sweet... Swoon worthy. He did fight or rather kill Cecilys demons for her AMAZING🫶🏻.

Cecily is perfect heroine for anti-hero Jeremy. She was literally jealous of Maya ufffffffff!!! U go girl😎

I really loved them both. HE COUNTED EVERY FRECKLE ON HER FACE ughhhhhh😧😧😧😧I mean who does that, it's so romantic.

Anddddddd sex scenes were bonkersssssss😋🌶🥵

Enemies to lovers is perfect bookish trope.

I liked God of Wrath but didn't love it! But I did love Jeremy and Cecily 💕

3.5 to 4 🌟 (somewhere between)

[the-starstruk-daycare]

I found my old gacha life Izuku and very first oc and then compared them to my gacha club designs currently.

2020 season one Izuku vs 2024 post war Izuku

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Do any of yall ever realize you're growing up?? Like it hits you like a brick? I literally want to cry rn-

[sparkles-and-trash]

First batch of the new bracelets are up in my shop!

This round includes some fun kandi styled Dabi and Hawks ones, Taylor Swift ones and some for Lana del Rey!

Reblogs are super appreciated 💞

[lovesickdeadsims]

So I’m waiting for my default skins to update to continue my legacies and in the meantime I’m playing in CAS. I did a rewatch of all the Harry Potter movies with my boyfriend, who watched only the first one back in the day, and of course I fell into the HP seasonal (or in my case yearly) loop. I’m a basic bitch and of course my favourite character is Snape. So I made an unwashed, teen Severus in the Sims 4. I tried to stay faithful to the book’s description, ‘cause we all know Alan Rickman was voted one the 100s sexiest man of all time.

Unedited pics.

[comshipbracket]

Antis DNI - Block the tag "comship" if this causes discomfort.

Remember, you are voting for the ship you prefer, not the ship you find more problematic

Propaganda for both ships under the cut.

Disclaimer: All ships (other than the now-eliminated NozoCoco) on this bracket are FOLLOWER-SUBMITTED ships, the Mods do not always hold necessary knowledge to be aware of any errors or fanonizing what should be canon material that may arise.

Paire Propaganda (Incest - Uncle and Niece, Age Gap, MinorxAdult in Earlier Seasons)

"When a time-traveler from the future tells Peter, `Save the cheerleader, save the world`, he took it to heart, as did the marketing department, since it became the slogan for NBC’s hit sci-fi drama. Unbeknownst to her, fate of the world rests on Claire’s regenerating shoulders, and she luckily meets Peter, the handsome stranger who cheers her up and sacrifices his life to save hers at her high school homecoming. The two part ways the next day, but not before Peter is overcome with relief to see her alive and Claire is comforted to know she isn’t alone in having powers. Peter is able to access the powers he’s copied from others when, after being thrown from a building, remembering Claire allows him to use the regeneration he had in her company, which teaches him, `I don’t have to push her out! I have to remember her, how she made me feel!`" "Thanks to the meddling of Angela Petrelli, Claire discovers that her mysterious biological father is Nathan, Peter’s shady-politician older brother. When next they meet, Claire returns the favor by pulling a shard of glass from Peter’s brain stem, allowing him to utilize the regeneration his DNA copied when he met her. With the threat of a nuclear explosion destroying New York, Peter and Claire take comfort in each other’s company, looking for a way to prevent it. Though Peter had insisted on Claire shooting him if he began to combust, declaring her to be the only one who could, she’s ultimately unable to do the deed. Instead, Nathan flies Peter over the ocean so he can explode mostly-harmlessly in the sky." "For seasons after, Claire and Peter begin to fall out of step— much of season 3A follows a Peter that had time-travelled back to prevent the timeline where an angsty, violent Claire shoots him after declaring, `I’ve always loved you.` This future Peter is the one to save present Claire from getting herself hit by a train just to feel something. At one point, Peter is rendered powerless, then thrown out a window by his father, and rescued/nursed back to health by Claire. When the two hit the streets again to solve the issues created by the Petrelli patriarch, Peter describes wanting Claire to retain her innocence, having witnessed the violence of the timeline that his future self came from." "Conflicted feelings about Nathan’s actions drive a wedge between the uncle and niece at times, but Peter is almost always regarded as one of the first people Claire goes to and trusts, as the only person she believes can keep her safe. They generally can get along and talk comfortably, which becomes useful when Nathan dies, for realsies; the pair are relegated to cutting lemons and limes at the funeral reception, bonding over the way others in their lives infantilize them. Claire is the one to find and heal Peter when his grief manifests as trying to enact vigilante justice, then talking together to work through some of their problems. Regardless of familial relations, Peter is always protective of Claire, and wanting to act in her best interest by actually discussing with her what her needs are, even if they don’t always agree— he is often pulled in several directions by the moral grayness of loyalty to a toxic family system, which Claire can see through, having not grown up around it." "Claire feels safest and most secure with Peter— others might condescend her, keep secrets, act out of their backwards idea of her best interest, or make her feel weird for having powers, but he doesn’t. The two could easily have more comfortable, domestic conversations, if the universe would slow down and let them. Even when the two are at odds, they never fully forget the love they feel for each other, and the intense emotions of their interactions and utterly palpable, radiant chemistry between them is frankly unavoidable. When they interact, their hearts are in their eyes, fondness written all over their faces."

HaniMori Propaganda (Cousins, Pseudo-Age Difference - There isn't one, but Haninozuka looks much younger)

"Mori will literally do anything for Honey and it’s so cute!! You see them together in almost every scene they are so close"

[bronsonoquinn]

If you like anti-heroes, or even villains, to the point that you argue online or at parties that they're "Correct, actually, and you should rewatch the film or reread the book with that in mind," there's something you need to hear and to carefully consider:

Sometimes people lie.

Spoilers for Fight Club.

I know that seems like a given, and probably so obvious that it doesn't need to be mentioned. But it does need to be mentioned, and apparently constantly pointed out, because I still see some laughably dangerous takes about popular films that gain shocking levels of validation. So without further adieu, let's talk about how

Tyler Durden is a Liar.

Not always, but sometimes, and often enough that we can't really ever take his word at face value.

Like so many things in life, "being a liar" isn't a binary. But with trust, like with personal safety, if you've seen a pattern of occasionally being dishonest or dangerous, you should assume they always are until they've been proven factual or safe.

Check out the above linked Tweet thread and you'll see someone paraphrasing the motivations of Fight Club's antagonist, as literally spoken by the character himself. Yes: Tyler Durden wants Jack (Ed Norton's unnamed character is called "Jack" in the credits) to leave his consumerist life and lead a cult of obedient followers. Is it because he wants to help his fellow man embrace a life free of consumerism?

NO! It's because he's a product of Jack's untreated mental illness. And without the illness, Tyler ceases to exist.

Most of Tyler's advice is to help Jack reach "rock bottom". Many 12-step programs teach that you need to hit "rock bottom", or the lowest place in your life, before you can "clear out enough junk for the good to have a chance." In other words:

But this isn't helpful psychiatric advice. Clinical psychiatrists argue that "rock bottom" is a form of "resource loss", which leads to further psychological stress, not less.

Tyler never states it, but he hates mental healthcare. He's manipulating people into sacrificing their lives for a cult and using all the charismatic propaganda of every cult leader who's ever bought a rural townhouse and bulk white robes.

Yes, we see Jack get plenty of therapeutic emotional output during the first act. And yes, that emotional output is what leads to Tyler. But that's all it is: emotional output. It's crying while pretending to be something he's not, which turns into crying while getting his eye knocked out of its socket. It's not asking help from a licensed medical professional.

Even the male doctor he sees, who Jack hopes will prescribe him medication, recommends herbal remedies instead of seeking psychological help.

Tyler needs Jack to stay mentally ill to survive. Looking through that lens, all of his rhetoric makes a lot more sense. Yes, some of it sounds like good advice, and some of it genuinely is.

But we can't look at pieces of Tyler Durden and decide who he is; we have to take him in totality. And when some of his rhetoric leads to cohorts getting their scalp blown apart, or giant buildings collapsing and potentially killing people (Yeah, he says the buildings were "all our people" and evacuated, but again: why trust him?) then we have to question the other things he says, too.

[elposting]

I saw you like ambitious women and Taylor Swift and I've just gotta ask you: have you heard of Burn the House Down by Kenna Jenkins? It's an alternate history novel abt the 1st woman president and her secret sapphic relationship/bearded marriage with her mlm best friend and has massive Taylor Swift vibes (especially anti hero, last great American dynasty, gold rush, illicit affairs, I Did Something Bad, and champagne problems). It also has a subplot about arson at the White House and ft. An entirely queer main cast and really fleshed out characters!

OOOH I have not heard of this book but I need to check it out immediately!! I have a book I need to finish reading for school but then I will absolutely read this (and I’ll reblog this and let you know my thoughts on it). Thank you so much for the book recommendation!!

[unamused-kookaburra]

Remixes of songs should be banned on store radios because it's bad enough hearing the same taylor swift song every day, I don't need to hear a worse version of it immediately after it too.

[bcofl0ve]

hinge date went so so well i am head over heels for this fool and because i’m on a happy streak im going to shower, go to dunkin and then force myself to not leave my laptop until invisible string 8 is done. happy sunday!