#anyway ❤️

[mylove-thresher]

My beautiful wife

[diamantposting]

i do think that atlas would try to kll himself after luna’s death and (i’m assuming) he would steal roses gn and because of divine intervention it just keeps clicking but not shooting and i think he just Continues to pull the trigger and slowly starts crying each click because (at this point) he Knows he can’t die but he just wants to die so badly bc what is the point of living when truly everyone has left you (they haven’t but what does it matter if the one person who wanted you is gone ?)

[divineordiabolical]

Father Matthias Villan— character web weave.

In the sanctuary of the Order, where sunlight slants through stained glass like the watchful eyes of the divine, there lurks Father Matthias Villan. His presence commands reverence, yet there’s something unsettling in the uncanny manner he moves through the sacred halls, his gaze lingering just a second too long on the girl he claims to have saved. Anastasia, ‘his’ girl, his hand-picked gem, lifted from the squalor of Ramshackle and polished for the Church’s glory, is more than a protégé to him— she’s an obsession. His words drip with praise for her purity, her youth, her divine potential, yet behind each syllable is the unsettling suggestion that her place at the altar was never hers to choose.

Father Matthias has appointed himself as the architect of her ascent, molding her into something radiant, something untouchable, yet forever within his grasp. To the citizens of Ramshackle, he is a holy man, righteous and steadfast, yet in the shadowed obscurity of the Church, the unnatural closeness between them casts long, twisted shadows. He whispers scripture, but it’s his silence that speaks louder— the unspoken, predatory devotion that stains every lingering gesture, every heaving breath in her presence. There’s an unholy bond between them, a sickened amalgamation of reverence and possession, where salvation wears the guise of control.

[florida3exclamationpoints]

I still watch marvel movies because my partner likes them and sometimes I enjoy them. I'm not about to deprive myself unnecessarily of anything that brings me joy

Exactly!!! I was a little too young to be interested in marvel during its peak popularity I think, when I started watching the movies it was 2016. And I had soooo many people be like HOW HAVE YOU NOT SEEN IRON MAN????? bro bc I was like 5 when Iron Man came out sorry. It became a genuine interest of mine later than was mainstream and now marvel is smth to be laughed at and everyone (especially my age I think?? I feel like gen z HATES marvel with a passion) expects you to hate it. And I find it so interesting bc Endgame is the highest grossing movie of all time and yet,, the most widely hated in a way??? Idk if it's bc people don't wanna like things that are popular ?? I probably see more hate than the average person bc i engage with the marvel fandom but I remember people in real life hating it. The criticisms of the cgi and disney as a company etc etc are valid but the rest of Disney hasn't been written off the same way. I complain about some things they've done to characters bc the characters are really important to me! So I hold onto the fact that they created characters that are really important to me! I personally HATE kevin feige (president of marvel) I think he's an idiot and doesn't know what he's doing 💔 and yet I generally enjoy most marvel content. He's behind all of it. If they ever completely ruin it for me then I'll stop and I get that it's been completely ruined for some people but I think it's crazy how it just switched to being the Thing To Hate

[demaparbat-hp]

I mean—it's them, right?

[lmanbug]

@arobur

always scary when mutuals change urls

[axoqiii]

february 2nd

[hyunpic]

thank you for 2024 hyunjin 🖤 you worked hard, i can’t wait to see what the next year has in store for you [idays & bst hyde park concert clip credits @huiracha]

[so-i-did-this-thing]

I just wanted to say I really admire how effortlessly masculine you are but how you also love so many traditionally "feminine" things. I am working on coming out as a trans man and dread people telling me I'm not allowed to knit and stuff anymore

One of the annoying aspects of transition is you become this walking litmus test for weird gender essentialism - even in progressive folks - and you're gonna learn just how much people deprive themselves of personal joy because of it.

I cannot tell you how many well-meaning people ended up shitting on my hobbies out of a desire to give me "man lessons" that I never asked for in the first place.

All I can say is, stick to your guns. Sure, knitting has also historically been a masculine activity, but to acknowledge such feels like giving credence to the argument that you have to drop "unmanly" interests. Knit because you like to knit, not because you are "allowed to" based on some gendered technicality.

Don't feel like you need to sacrifice parts of yourself in order to transition. If the best version of you is a man who knits, or a man who likes pink, or a man who enjoys wearing makeup, resist the urge to destroy these pieces of yourself.

Detractors will attempt to weaponize everything about you in an attempt to de-legitimize who you are. The most radical thing you can do is show them how your passions only make you stronger.

The dread is real, but it gets easier to assert yourself over time. You might even find yourself becoming an ambassador to other men wrt your hobbies. Good luck!

[thatnununguy]

kid named balls

[helioxed]

I SEE WHY IT'S SO EXCITING!!

[turnipoddity]

something about the gordons….

[sparklingpax]

their very noticeable height difference. btw. if you even care

[florida3exclamationpoints]

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[smileyobrien]

The tales of your exploits are widely shared. The Cerritos is, in fact, the coolest.

STAR TREK: LOWER DECKS (2020-2024)