#but it's good

[a2zillustration]

Would anyone ELSE like to admit they've been personally victimized by the god or goddess they follow?

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[ltleflrt]

The thing about Dragon Age Veilguard is that I do have a lot of criticisms, but I choose to enjoy the game anyway. Just because it's not everything I hoped for, doesn't mean it isn't fun.

[a-book-of-creatures]

i think you're doing a good job

Yay! :))))

[forestshadow-wolf]

Thinking about your post about soapghost settling their arguments by fighting it out: one day they have an argument about something serious, some sort of major life decision (retirement, marriage, kids, something like that and really the only reason its an argument is because one of them is scared shitless by the idea) and it ends up on the mats with them yelling arguments about why it is/isn't a good idea until one of them just stares at their partner who is yelling passionately about the life they could have together and just... let's himself get pinned.

👀 did I do good?

thankyou for this ask !!!! this actually rots my frickin' brain and I needed an excuse to write more for this using this ask to force the arguments post into my girl-dad au, but doesn't have to be read that way.

P.s. this is a long one. Imma put ot under the cut

I imagine, way way before they retired, they had married and long-since agreed to retire together.

they'd fought about retiring. Ghost didn't mind the idea of it, was waiting for it to happen actually. but soap, he had quite a few hang-ups about it. see, he'd joined the army at an early age, as soon as he was legal, which means he doesn't really have any civilian life experience. what if he's not ready, what is it doesn't work for him, what if he can't do it, what if, what if, what if...

they argued, it was one of the first BIG arguments they'd ever had. but it's fine, they had a system. they get one day to resolve it with words, if they can't solve it, they take it to the mats. the logic is if you really believe in your argument, then you'll fight defend it adequately.

it was evident when they ended up on the mats on the second day that they hadn't resolved it. There was a mutual apoken agreement that they don'ttake the argumentoff the mats once it entered. they traded blows just as frequently as they traded arguments.

hours later they were panting and exhausted, and still hadn't come to an agreement, and nor had either of them won. so for the first time ever, they had to put the argument on pause. the put it aside for the night, cleaned up, had dinner, and fell asleep in each other's arms. the next morning they were back on the mats.

there was some point, when they were locked shoulder to shoulder, sweat making their skin stick together, and they were too out of breath to hiss arguments at each other. there was a moment where soap could hear Ghost's breath come out shaky with exertion, but still he pushed harder. soap realized that this, Simon retiring with his Johnny, was really truly important to Ghost.

it's not like he didn't know that, but still, the revelation almost makes him falter. suddenly it's like every argument he made against it, became irrelevant. he breaks away from Ghost's hold, panting. in a brash decision he dives for Ghost's legs, he knows what follows will be a grab around his waist just before his back slams into the mat. the sound that reverberates through the heated, sweaty air is, however, surprisingly loud. he lays there, gasping for the breath that got knocked out of him, and lets Ghost pin him down.

After soap finally agreed to retire with Ghost one day, he starts thinking about it. Really thinking. About how he grew up in a large family, and even in the military his life has been revolving around moving parts and people. He thinks maybe he might want a kid or two, not as many as his parents, but one or two.

Ghost says no immediately after soap brings it up.

He's afraid he'll do a bad job, that he'll mess it up. Or even worse; become his father. I mean, how is he supposed to be a good dad of he doesn't even know what that means! Christ! He's just gonna mess them up! He's not cut out to be a father. All he's know is death and hurt. How is that supposed to translate into something good.

This one. This argument lasted even longer than the one about them retiring. This one lasted almost an entire week.

And again like last time they got one day, before they hit the mats. That one day, was the single most tense day on base. Neither soap nor ghost could speak to eachother without circling back to the argument at hand. And of course nobody was willing to break up the fight, lest they get pulled into it.

For the six days after that, they shed their responsibilities, and hit the mats. And it was viscous. Neither held back. They were evenly matched. One fueled by fear, and the other; hope or love, choose your pick.

Even still there was an understanding that once the argument entered the mats, it stayed there when they left, to be picked back up when they came back.

They were sent on one mission during that time, on the sixth day after they hit the mats. It was supposed to last to be easy, would take them less than a day. Of course something went wrong, because something always goes wrong. They both almost died, but through some ruck of luck they got out barely scathed.

The put their gear away, ate, and hit the mats again; despite how tired they were. And Ghost, the moment that ge stepped back onto the mat again, he knew. He knew that he'd do anything for soap. They'd almost died today. But they didn't. Infact, they barely even had any scratches on them.

But still he couldn't fight that instinct to fight, to push back. And still soap was smiling that damned smile. He was so sure of himself, so sure of that he could get ghost to say yes.

And rightfully so. Because one moment he was lifting soap to throw him over his shoulder, and the next he was the one on the ground, soap having used his own momentum to pull his legs out from under him.

And he could have fought it, his mind screamed at him to. But soap was still grinning, and he knew that there was no way he'd be winning.

Perhaps... perhaps it wouldn't be so bad. Perhaps he could learn to be not like his father. Perhaps he could learn to be a dad. Perhaps there was a chance, with soap by his side, showing him how, that he would ruin the child or children that they got. Perhaps soap could show him how to not be like his father.

[crehador]

obsessed with the heart imagery in bucchigiri?! like it's very simple but so consistent and doesn't ever feel out of place imo

i think it comes down to good character design and what feels like really fluid animation to me

like marito getting up and making the heart shape with his hands in the middle of his charge is a blink and you'll miss it thing, they don't like zoom in and dwell on it, it's just such a natural-feeling part of this sequence

which makes it feel like, just, a part of the world! and something about that one little (yet consistent) detail just makes the world feel so unique yet real to me, idk how to describe it like. it's just one way in which the series is absurd but consistently so, and that consistency gives the show a sense of... i think i described it last week as, it feels like a show that knows who it is? knows who it wants to be, and sets out to be exactly that

something delightful about a work that is full of such confidence and knows exactly what it wants to do. makes me feel like i can trust it to deliver on its premise

[uldahstreetrat]

anyway time to spend maint crying about Veilguard (more than I already was) while I finish it and then spending another 6 hours in character creation to cope

[eepy-pleepy]

Gender of the DAY

[ssunspotted]

((WORK IS GOING PRETTY GOOD. Thank you SO MUCH to everyone who wished me luck!! I am so tired))

[heyaritou]

Love me I'm sad

[kay-claire]

YES, I got to the episode in 9-1-1 Lone Star that crosses over 9-1-1!!!!!!!

Poor Eddie, Buck and Hen have to join the de-saturated world of Texas

[prince-jelli-fish]

i'm being forced to watch arcane so this is how i'll cope

[kcrabb88]

Kill the Lights

Chapter 8

Summary: When Obi-Wan interferes in the Fives incident, Palpatine decides he's had enough of the Jedi Master getting in the way of his attempts to corrupt The Chosen One. Obi-Wan, catching on to Palpatine's plans, goes missing. When photos and videos of Obi-Wan's torture are made public, Anakin starts to unravel. Quinlan searches the Coruscant underworld with increasing desperation. Dooku wonders if he's made the right choices. Obi-Wan, trapped and tormented, tries to reveal the truth about who the Sith lord is. Schemes come to light. Myths merge into reality. With the Republic in the clutches of a Sith, the Jedi, the clones, and their friends in the senate fight to find one of their best--and save the galaxy's guardians from extermination. Chapter Summary: Obi-Wan pays the price for sending a signal to the Jedi. Dooku's guilt eats away at him. Anakin slides down a slippery slope.

“I would like you to know, Obi-Wan, since we’ve just been reading those lovely words from Master Vos, that I was the one who set up your Kiffar to have the vision that drove him to drink. That drove him into the dark. So, really, I took him from you too, didn’t I? Just like I’ll take Anakin. One doesn’t return from the dark side once they’re in it. Not really.” 

Of course. Of course that was Palpatine. It all makes sense now and—

A shudder goes down Obi-Wan’s spine.  

Hello hello hello in that ancient tongue. Syncing synapses. Shouts from the clones. A burst of white light behind Obi-Wan's eyes. Rattling rattling rattling. The table will not stop rattling. The supply cart slides across the room and bangs against the wall. Syringes clatter and break. There might be an earthquake for all he knows. Snap. Snap snap snap. The Force collar slips off his neck and clatters to the floor. Power power power in his veins. Shooting through him. Silver spins and spins and spins around him.

Stars. Starlight. A familiar and peaceful presence pressing on his mind.

There was a shepherd up in the stars.  

[joyce-stick]

So, Majime Girl to Seishun Lingerie is very really good.

It's about cute girls who really like looking at each other's undergarments and it's very cute and earnest and the girls are very wholesome sweet perverts who appreciate lingerie and are very good yuri friends

Just wanted to tell everyone.

They just really like it

[steviewashere]

I just spent an HOUR looking for a classical piece by rhythm alone. I had no title or conductor or anything to go off of. Just some stupid parody lyrics. Dude, I thought I was going to go insane.

A person on Twitter was looking for it from a Game Grumps video clip and I was like, It is my life mission now to find this piece.

And I DID! Granted, I found it an hour later when the post was then deleted, but I FOUND IT.

Anyway, if you're a Game Grumps fan and watched the Supermarket Simulator episode from July 24th (today), the song Dan makes a parody of about using a debit card is called "Orfeo in the Underworld: Overture" by Offenbach.

Here's the link for the piece. 8:31 is the time where the specific part starts.

[trebledeath]

she ra and the princess of power is actually so so good. the costume change and new animation for she ra in season 5?? incredible. powerful. and the leitmotif they use there. UGH, it's so good.