#being rambunctious

[simptasia]

"janeway and tuvok's friendship didn't get emphasised enough"

oh yeah totally i agree with you. but nonetheless, shattered and endgame both showcase that janeway will rip time along the seams to protect tuvok

[demaparbat-hp]

Yoi is a babe 🫶

A diva, is what he is.

[revelingrexan]

the Hazbin/Helluva fanbase, saying this guy would be Lucifer as a hellborn:

me, an intellectual, saying this would be Lucifer as a hellborn:

[mintmoth]

I actually forgot I drew this LMAO

When you get roasted by a child

[cocomuffy]

fun fact the waynes are all just actually just untamed adrenaline seekers (okay maybe that's an exaggeration)

Bruce is a ruthless vengeance seeker that is in his upper forties throwing himself across buildings.

Dick Grayson has a smile that could kill. He jumps off buildings, laughs about it, and can change a person's mind with only a few arguments.

Jason Todd is a master strategist that shows up behind his enemies with a cocky smile and converses with them for a couple minutes before stabbing them (real thing).

Tim Drake just... weird. He just kind of offsets people. He's really wacking people with metal sticks with no spleen

Stephanie Brown (from what I can tell) just goes against like??? All her father figures? Batman? Mhm. Her actual dad? Ha she's gonna spoil his clues.

(I still don't have Cass or Duke stuff so now I have moderate depression).

And Alfred?!?!?!? He just deals with these guys? Just like "Alright Master Bruce I understand Gotham is a dirty crime city but you also just broke your foot so no going outside for you." *Sprays with water*

Damian due to his League training's actually just kind of silent and deadly. New henchmen don't know whether to fear him or what, since that's a kid, but he's got a death glare and a sword.

[panharmonium]

funniest and most heartwarming thing i rediscovered on my rewatch is when karin roasts sakura about poisoning naruto and then kakashi, who loves all of his kids very much and understands their behavior and isn’t upset with them about their choices but has also been under ABSURD amounts of stress for all of season 10, just bursts out laughing ❤️

[reineyday]

i love thinking about the different reasons mihawk might have gone from marine hunter to (technically) working for them, but what if garp sold it by saying he'd be able to chase down shanks for more fights without the government interfering. garp's like, "u can have ur lil homoerotic rivalry and get paid for it," and mihawk's like, "i'm listening."

[tetzoro]

meowdy friendz !! happy tuesday !! i hope that as the day goes on, it only gets better & better for you — even just a little bit 🤍🌟 listen to your fave songs, stay hydrated and get yourself a yummy treat ok !! you deserve every ounce of goodness :3

[torawro]

that undead man andy…..had me biting my finger whole time bc why are you like this ??? why do you behave this way ?? why are you so cool? why is your dick not nestled deep in my guts?????? hello????

[creaturefeaster]

Is there a reason why Taylor is reserved or somewhat introverted? Any broken hearts? (sorry, I can't live without that red-eyed man🙇)

Actually, Taylor comes from a seriously private family. His parents are basically no-fun-allowed police, strict about 'proper' displays of emotion, and are extreme sticklers for following rules to a key.

He grew up with a very muted sense of emotion as a result, has a very difficult time expressing himself properly, and is instinctively very adverse to displays of genuine emotion or affection, especially towards himself.

Keeping his thoughts to himself, staying quiet and watchful, also a result of being raised the way he was. And his sunglasses, too. His eyes are much more expressive than he can help, often getting him in trouble with his parents in his youth, so he eventually adopted habits to conceal his eyes. First it was long bangs, but eventually he moved onto sunglasses.

So that's why hes so reserved and conceals so much about himself. Half of it was taught into him by his parents, the other half is a learned defense against his parents.

And like... he's had a couple of brief dates in like, highschool, but never any heart breaks. He's so hard to get to know and understand, that his old partners quickly grew frustrated with him, and he's never actually held a proper partner for more than a month.

[dreamerdrop]

Clementine got her staples out today! :3

[monabee-draws]

Family beach days go a little something like this:

She dared.

(It's just sand👁👁)

[axellis]

see the really dangerous thought i had last night was like that one scene in tangled w eugene & rapunzel where theyre hiding from guards w cupcakes is kindddddd offfffff hollysugar like honestly

[colorisbyshe]

"#concert behaviour has gotten so bad since venues opened up after lockdown" slightly related, but the one rule now that pisses me off beyond anything is when people tell others not to sing loudly at concerts because 'you're there to listen to the artist sing' and 'you're ruining other peoples' experiences' it's so fucking snobby. like um. sorry, but no? i'm going to sing the songs i came here to see performed because i love them? the thing concerts were pretty much made for??

if these kids (and yeah, I'm calling them kids, because it's mostly FROM kids) knew what concerts were like when I was the same age as them they would explode on the spot and get kicked out of the venue for being stupid. they don't want anyone to do ANYTHING "disruptive" (see: singing, dancing, moshing if it's a hardcore show, etc) at these shows so they can get instagram and tiktok clips for clout.

and i KNOW i sound like a massive boomer because of it but i really don't care. if you can't handle other people singing in your videos because they're 'too loud' and take away from the aesthetic of a live concert video that's a you problem. maybe don't go to concerts, then <3

(not you, obviously, but it made me think of the things i've seen on TT from teens/early 20's people and I apologize for the rant)

See... you're not gonna get the most sympathetic ear from me on this one because the singing thing is REEEEAAALLY context specific.

I don't think you should be sing-screaming the entire concert--typically, there are moments where it's expected and moments where it's really, really not and you do need ot just chill and listen. And the big issue about "singers' during concert is people doing their own vocal runs and operatic shenanigans OVER the actual singer. Like... I LOVE singing along (though I mostly lip-sing at concerts because I uh...... struggle to retain lyrics) but I've been thoroughly pissed off by people singing like they just left the high school theater club while at a fucking rock show. Like... you are not Rachel Berry auditioning for NYADA... chill the fuck out.

Like... it's very much "Yeah, match the vibe of the audience" thing. Your singing along should NOT stand out. It shouldn't.

If you become the Main Character of a concert for the audience, the people around you, the actual performers, you have committed a party foul. Go the fuck home.

There needs to be a balance between just standing there with your phone, not showing any enthusiasm at all (ALSO an issue I've had with recent concerts) and like... making the entire concert about YOU at the expense of the peopel around you.

Like, I love a good mosh pit. If you alone are flailing in the crowd and shoving into people when no one else is responding in kind, you are an asshole.

Match the vibe.

You should not be more memorable than the performer. Period.

I'm not necessarily a concert expert (I've been to about ~50 shows, ranging from being in the pit at bar shows to seeing pop acts at metlife to kpop to indie rock to shows for middle aged people throwing around beach balls) but like... I know that much.

There is no har dand fast rule but... read the fucking room. And sometimes, "the room" can just be the people in your immediate vicinity. Of course, sometimes people ARE too strict and just want the perfect video, so fuck 'em, but sometimes... you aaaare the problem.

I've seen people get kicked out and I've never thought they didn't deserve it. Shout out to the drunk person who was like... trying to head butt people at an Against Me show that was crazy.

[heartonxions]

guys look it’s shabowbear (and gajeel dino and tigerlily)

[feraecor]

📁📁 for Zibrei!

@arcxnumvitae | Random Headcanon Meme | Accepting!

📁Zibrei wasn't always an only child. Her clutch was originally five eggs but only herself and her brother ended up hatching. Her brother lived until they were considered young teens, but was killed trying to protect Zibrei from some older males.

They became too aggressive while targeting the young fledglings and she was caught in a spiked tail swipe. Her brother, Aal'zi, rushed the older male to try to distract them from striking again. He was caught in a multi-elemental blast and was launched off a cliff. Trying to dive after her brother, she unfortunately wasn't fast enough. He was dead before he hit the ground. Zibrei never forgave the older males and later killed them in a challenge when she was older.

📁Because of her brother's death, Zibrei was much closer to her father and uncle than her mother or living relatives from her mother's side of her family. Her mother, Yavaei blamed her for Aal'zi's death.

Zibrei trained with her uncle and father after that, mainly because her father feared for her safety. The Rhoa'ni were very unstable and ungoverned at the time, resulting in too many accidental and premeditated attacks. Especially on hatchlings and fledglings, who were obviously more vulnerable than trained and adult Rhoa'ni.

She had a lot of rage and the only way to temper that was with an outlet. Training. Fighting. Learning to focus her anger in a more constructive way. It helped her build a rapport with her father that she wouldn't have otherwise and forced them to be closer.

a baby Zibrei for sad tax