#breathe some fresh air

[x-aven]

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[abitofboth]

[willowser]

aww you know, i actually really do like the idea of double boy dad bakugou 🥺

your first son being a little angel and you and katsuki are both perfectly satisfied, and then maybe another bug comes as a surprise a few years later and he turns out to be a heinous little menace — and katsuki didn't think he'd love having a brat of a child so much 🥺

[delineate-creates]

Y’all. Tyler Childers, an Appalachian bluegrass artist from Kentucky, just released a song with a music video featuring a queer love story between two coal miners called In Your Love. At this point I have no idea if he’ll get backlash for it, but I would really appreciate if you would watch the mv below and maybe give some positive engagement. I have a feeling he’ll need it.

He has a beautiful discography with really thoughtful, poignant lyrics, and imo he does a fantastic job tackling complicated topics. I highly recommend him! With all the Jason Aldean stuff going around, it feels more important than ever that we have empathetic and authentic voices in country music.

(…and unlike Jason, Tyler’s 2020 song Long Violent History actually SUPPORTS the fight against racial inequality. You can listen to it here if you’d like.)

TLDR: Stan Tyler Childers 🖤

[melien]

Super Graphic Ultra Modern Beach Babe✨

[beefjerkyoff]

The best part about Lockwood & Co. so far is that finally we have a female lead who is written like an actual human being. Not some weird Hollywood girl power monstrosity or pining heroine but a regular fucking person who’s competent and flawed and nuanced.

[sincericida]

Cameras roll at Shinfield Studios on The Magic Faraway Tree - The Knowledge Online

Simon Farnaby (Wonka, Paddington 2) has adapted the much-loved children’s classic with Ben Gregor directing. The story centres on children Beth, Fran and Joe as they encounter an array of eccentric, magical characters at the top of an enchanted tree.

Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy star, with recent casting reports saying Nicola Coughlan, Mark Heap, Jessica Gunning, Simon Russell Beale and Oliver Chris are also on board

[dandelion-roots]

women covered in b-b-blood uau (the fic)

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

[ID: a digital drawing of sklonda and pok from fantasy high drawn from the shoulders up. they're standing very close to each other. sklonda has her hand on pok's chin and has ever so slightly tilted his head back. she has a grin on her face and her eyes are glowing yellow as she says, so perfectly put together... i want to take you apart piece by piece. the words piece by piece are each in their own bubble. sklonda's mouth and hand are covered in blood. pok's face is flushed, eyes almost closed and mouth slightly open. End ID]

[narvin]

listen gallifrey is a nightmare death planet I have to believe that time lords can be easily converted back into terrifying apex predators if they spend a long enough time outside. like how domesticated pigs will revert to wild ones within a few generations

[laracrofted]

late breaking news: writing is harder when you’re mean to yourself about it 🤡

[eggplantgifs]

Ayumi Shibayama: The Beech Tree » 2023 Japanese Nationals

[baconcolacan]

Whats the cat version of cerberus

[spacy-snail]

GOTG 3 Spoilers

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One of my favorite things about Guardians of the Galaxy 3 was that it let Peter be optimistic and hopeful even when the situation seemed like it may have been easier with violence

The most obvious example was when they were trying to get the data about Rocket and Peter tries to talk his way into getting it from the worker, but 2014!Gamora just puts a gun to her temple and threatens to kill her when they’re trying to make their escape. Peter eventually tells Gamora to stop and then says that if he “talks from his heart” she’ll listen and help them

Gamora rolls her eyes at this, and in ANY other Marvel movie it would’ve been a set up for a punch line. The optimistic guy tries to talk from his heart, it doesn’t work, and he gets laughed at. But not in this movie. This movie says words absolutely work, and they do matter, and people do listen. Peter tells that worker that they’re trying to save their friend, their family, and she listens and helps them escape

This happens a few more times, the other main one is when he’s trying to communicate with the bat family, or how he doesn’t give up on Rocket when his heart stops, and it’s such a nice inclusion. I’m glad Peter gets to be hopeful and optimistic in the beings across the galaxy, but more importantly, I’m glad it works

[jensettermandu]

so...

i feel like we can all agree that tumblr is somewhat dead...What happened to everyone??? i need lsfm and aespa fluff ✊😔

im trying to get back on my grind, i checked out my upcoming updates yesterday and i will try to get some done :)))

[senadimell]

One of the most surprisingly delightful things about BBC Ghosts is just how much of a gem Pat is. Going off of appearances, it would be really easy for the narrative to make a bunch of jokes at his expense and make that the sum total of his character, but no. Yeah, he’s the middle-aged scout leader with an arrow in his neck with an out-of-fashion haircut, but he’s more than that.

He led boy scouts and was genuinely passionate about it, and what does that mean? He’s patient and used to dealing with kids calmly, socially and emotionally aware, generally unselfish, and good at building people up. And the fact that he’s got all of the badges means that he’s got a whole wealth of genuinely interesting competencies that means he’s interesting to be around. And then he also delights in so many things, which sparks life into everyone around him. In life or death, you really want to be around people like Pat!

[itsnotcontagious]

Got my day use parking pass for public parks so I can hike all damn summer, let’s gooooooo

Ft photo from last falls hikes (I think I’m cute I’m sorry)