#but also. nobody care her :(

[puppmeo]

Okay so im watching Hazbin to have something to talk to my little brother about: Why is all the content im seeing NOT about Charlie and Vaggie. They're so neat

[bixels]

The idea that uni protesters are "elitist ivy-league rich kids larping as revolutionaries" on Twitter and Reddit and even here is so fucking funny to me if you actually know anything about the student bodies at these unis. Take it from someone who's going to one of the biggest private unis in the US, 80% of the peers I know are either from the suburbs or an apartment somewhere in America, children of immigrants, or here on a student visa. I've heard about one-percenter students, but I've never met one in person. Like, don't get me wrong, the institution as a whole is still very privileged and white. I've talked with friends and classmates about feeling weird or dissonant being here and coming from such a different background. But in my art program, I see BIPOC, disabled, queer, lower-income students and faculty trying to deconstruct and tear that down and make space every day. So to take a cursory glance at a crowd of student protesters in coalitions that are led by BIPOC & 1st/2nd-gen immigrant students and HQ'd in ethnic housings and student organizations and say, "ah. children of the elite." Get real.

[myokk]

70s au

[trinketstar]

hey if i posted a really ooc sappy schmaltzy "kinger adopts pomni" doodle comic do u promise not to call me cringe and throw tomatoes at me

[saddest-girl-in-the-whole-world]

maybe a bit of a weird thing to post during alectopause but honestly I'm a little excited about the fandom after the series is finished for good. Maybe it's just because of how I engage with most fandoms on this site but there's something to be said about a ""dead"" fandom, yknow?

Being able to discuss a story in its entirety, critical analysis (and loving a story despite whatever flaws you find in it), tamsyn writing a different book and the more personal interactions within a fandom past its peak are some of my favourite things about getting into fandoms on this website, it's great!

But hey, maybe I'm just a weirdo that's a bit too much into a dead body

[oceanwithouthermoon]

"they dont have any chemistry in canon-" WHAT HAPPENED TO SHIPPING CHARACTERS JUST BECAUSE YOU THOUGHT OF A SCENARIO THEY WOULD FIT INTO ONCE? what happened to "i saw it in a dream"? what happened to "i just like them so i put them together"? huh? huh? make shipping fun again

[storywestistrash]

watched mouthwashing finally. the fact that i saw people be more aggressive towards curly than jimmy is kinda strange. kinda real weird

[elviraaxen]

I'm probably not the first to admit this but goddamn was I a narcissistic prick when I wasn't on stimulants

[linka-from-captain-planet]

I've seen a sentiment of "it doesn't make sense for Briala to take Celene back in WHWE" often but imo, it makes perfect sense because it's Briala and Celene we're talking about: a pair of codependent weirdos who have been obsessed with each other since childhood, who are still delusionally in love despite nuclear levels of mutual betrayal. They are birds of a feather, peas in a pod, either side of the same coin, a terminal case of the matched freak. Yes Celene did all that, but she did it to the one (1) person in the universe capable of understanding at the sub-molecular level and coping with it.

What Briala needs from Celene at that point isn't a time machine, but reassurance that things will be meaningfully different this time - no Game, no pussyfooting, no relegating Briala to the shadows to do the dirty work while Celene moves chess pieces a millimeter at a time when nobody's looking. And when given a slice of an opportunity, Celene immediately, and enthusiastically, and openly shows up for her in a huge way. Realistically they probably would have taken a much flimsier excuse to crawl back under each other's skin, but they actually manage to resolve their main conflicts and lay a foundation for something approaching a real life together

[whippedcloudsofcream]

Cobra Kai making such a big deal about Kwon’s death is so funny. No one gave a single fuck about that guy 😭

[ceemi]

found my old slider phone from when i was, like, 11 so i gave amy one of her own because i think she'd love it

look at how little it is

[engagemythrusters]

this was meant to be just a pose/clothing practice by way of a one-time OC for @starwars-art-eventsbut BY GOD I predictably got attached.

Her name is Shyyra and she's a sevent (maybe ninth) generation Coruscanti Togruta. She has absolutely no ties to her homeworld and she's fine with that--she hasn't even beenthere. She's happy on the top level of Coruscant, living lavishly on her upper-middle class money and family connections (we love a networking queen). She's a spinfluencer (space influencer) and she's vain and she's conceited and she deserves to be. Look at her. She's hot. Also she definitely has a THING for clones.

And I fucking love her

[loverboybrightsideghost]

one of my favorite clark headcanons that i have (that is completely unsupported by canon) is that he's transgender by kryptonian standards. martha and jon kent raised him as a boy and as he grew up he never had any reason to doubt it at all, he was like yeah i'm a boy, makes sense. and then he gets to the fortress of solitude for the first time and it turns out how Gender works on krypton was just Different enough that clark doesn't really fit the kryptonian standards of whatever he was supposed to be. bonus points because this makes him feel like even more of an outsider as a kryptonian, even if he's the last one left.

[abitchyturtle]

I am going to try to post less about Lily, but I just want to say one more thing that I think is really funny.

Almost all the criticisms about her on here are in the form of posts with her name in the tags. People aren't using her handles, etc.

Given how fast she is to pounce on even the slightest criticism or joke about her, I can only conclude that she has Lily Orchard in her own history bar so she can quite literally constantly look herself up to see what people are saying about her.

She could just like. Filter her tags to make sure she doesn't see her name.

Or just not look herself up and ignore it.

But no, she insists on showing the world that she's obsessed with trying to remove anything that's not sunshine and rainbows about her.

You don't have to respond to every negative criticism you see about yourself, Lillian. Doing so just makes you look desperate.

[juniperleafdelivery]

[lilithofpenandbook]

au where when a Death Eater is killed, they can actually not die, on one condition:

Their heart must be pure.

This doesn't mean they never ever did anything wrong. That's impossible if you're human. No, this means that whatever they've done, it's for a selfless reason. That whatever bad they've done for selfish reasons, they've fully regretted, repented, and set out for redemption. That in their heart of hearts, they are no true Death Eater, because true Death Eater have no compassion, or selfless love. Selfless Love is a pure thing, and if that exists in the heart, then they may survive being killed.

And there's another thing: they return to the physical state they were in before taking the Dark Mark. It's all effectively "wiped clean", as it were. Of course, the actions remain, as do the mental scars, but the physical body is now back to when it was still pure of this evil as a little nod to the purity of their heart.

During the second war, then, there are a few Death Eaters who do not die. But only the fewest:

The most famous example? Severus Snape, who is all but a mere child, barely touching adulthood. Who's small and underweight, whose body is still riddled with scars from the Good Guys. Who's so young it's frightening to think he became a death eater at this age because there's something so broken and fragile about him. How did he manage to survive through that?

And then... And then there's Bellatrix. Bellatrix Black.

Who... Who's a literal child.