#boy is life complicated

[eightbots]

it's so funny when ppl are like "bo-katan is such a hypocrite she was literally a terrorist", that's exactly what makes her interesting. if she hadn't had a role in dividing mandalore her dedication to reuniting it would be the most boring, one-dimensional bit of characterization in the world

[puppyeared]

tw flashing images, implied death

please for the love of god reblog this, it took me 3 days

[tacagen]

one of the things that fascinate me about thawne: yes, he CAN be normal with kids! surprisingly normal!

((not at all times, though. his mental illness still spills through and as usual he, in trying to manipulate or hurt others, spits out at them the exact stuff that would hurt him (or have in his childhood/barry's rejection interpretation) the most in the first place lmao))

but at the same time. his like second instinct when doing his bullshit is FUCK THEM (as) KIDS

(and, well. whatever this classifies as)

[jeeaark]

HA! Watch now: Emps becomes the best role model because: 1) Xan doing something he shouldn't? "Illithid don't do that" 2) Gets Xan to study to improve his mind 3) Because he's not the ONLY Illithid Xan knows, Xan knows his *less good* qualities aren't part of being a mind flayer!

Oh, I'm pretty sure Xan would definitely abstain from the illithid option. That boy's gonna too busy dealing with destiny to consider illithidism.

Sure Xan wanted to be everything wild from a devil prince like Wyll to a squid like Greygold, but after growing up through an endless amount of interesting times, I think Xan would strive for attaining a peaceful, normal, boring-as-fuck life. But being raised by one of the most interesting group of adventurers? Probs a near-impossible goal. But perhaps at the very least, he'd learn to appreciate the quiet intervals in-between the calls to adventure to defend against the next gods-awful tyrant-wannabe or divine meddling. Besiiideessss, ain't no competition who's the best role model for Xan (they're all dumpster-fire disasters respectfully). What matters is that Xan grows up with a boundless amount of love, support, and protective weirdo guardians that will tear anyone asunder who even thinks of laying a malicious finger on their precious disaster² baby-gith child.

[imogenkol]

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[crownedinmarigolds]

"My eternal love, won't you come to me?" He's very aware this might be the last night, but he absolutely cannot resist her. He was never able to resist her.

[cloud-ya]

Your ChatGPT IT class story is absolute insanity what the fuuuuck? But good on you for refusing to engage with it until you were forced to 🫡 respect

yea fuck IT classes are just so half-assed and dysfunctional here, like school system is awfully outdated and just doesn't fit the technological development nowadays. it's always do one thing, show it to teacher, get a grade and call it a day because what else can you learn there. I remember having an entire 45 min long class just about creating a new folder and then making more folders in that folder

[minzart]

Amazing I'm doing anthropomorphic ocs for an original world

I have officially fallen for the furry fandom. Wich isn't surprising I am a monster fucker and robot lover so like, not a big surprise it was inevitable

[kacievvbbbb]

While I love Jack and do think Alexander Calvert did a truly amazing job playing him and the fact he looks a little like Misha is adorabel.

but I do think that we were robbed from how astronomical the following seasons could have been if Jack was a girl.

[notreyev]

hey guys. don't draw juno steel and peter nureyev on your paper placemat at a diner. you're going to have to find a child-friendly way to explain to your baby cousins how juno steel lost his eye

[mari-lair]

I...don't even want to think about Gon's rage if it had been KILLUA who died. I have so many questions and all of them hurt-

yeah :´)

Gon is not having a good time

[topnotchquark]

In the spirit of this quaint men-on-motorcycles-enthusiast blog I went to watch The Bikeriders and had my heart quietly broken by a slow but softly luminous movie. Something about men's expansive lives and how movement is ultimately the seed from which all freedom grows. When you see Tom Hardy's Johnny slowly strain and crack under the realization that something he created out of simpler desires is now turning into a hydra headed problem he can't seem to solve, you understand something about existing in a world where your need for belonging is a vulnerability that eventually gets you.

When he asks Austin Butler's Benny about taking over the gang from him he's submitting himself to someone he trusts. Their faces slowly coming together, closer and closer, in the dark with just the incandescent glow of the streetlamps on the edge of their faces, like burning paper. How Benny is too stubborn to understand that its not a favor being asked of him, but a declaration of something deeper from Johnny. What a beautiful narrative choice it was to have a woman recollect this entire story of this rag-tag group of men, who herself was affected by the atmosphere she found herself unable to get out of. I love that it works like a non-judgemental narration of how quickly boyhood bluster breaks down when real life circumstances get rough. How difficult it was for Johnny to keep the community together because he didn't expect it to be anything more than a quaint cosplay when he started it to escape boredom. At the end where Benny finally gets the news of Johnny's murder, something done to usurp his frayed authority, and he returns to Chicago and breaks down on Kathy's stoop, I found myself crying alongside him.

The movie was clearly a labour of love from someone who had deep fascination with the lives of these men and with motorcycles. Wild that a two wheeled liquid fuel powered machine has been the site of so many meditations on masculinity and rebellion and anger and power and authority. I don't know if I want to revisit it but I am glad I got to watch it in the time period of my life that my deep fascination with bikes and men's lives makes it so much more valuable to me.

[kinun]

Surprise attack with my boys!

These two live rent free in my head and have done so ever since I was introduced to them.

And they would've stayed in my head if I didn't seethe pony posts @ameeby did of them.

I'm not someone who draws characters in other forms but since I still struggle with drawing humans for some reason (I think it's the faces idk) the post just made me think "why not? That way you atleast draw more and also collect some of your many chaotic thoughts" so I drew them. And kinda couldn't stop for a while...

So here you go. A collection of my favourite boys in pony form! :D

[not-another-robin]

I CANNOT let my father see those stupid arkham files game ads. He has boardgame autism he wouldn't stand a chance

[nonokoko-draws]

Do you guys see my vision