#can't handle :sob:

[hobipaint]

currently watching little women and WHY IS WI HAJOON SO FUCKING HOT!?!?!?!?!

need to keep reminding myself that he's a grey and ambiguous character, can't trust him (though i would probably giggle if he threatened to hurt me lmao)

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

3x3 | 7x10

[anemovisionuser]

Can we talk about Neuvillette sobbing? ... No? Ok great

[abittoosweetie]

I’m not shutting up about this

[palettepainter]

WHATTYA MEAN THE DOEY PLUSHIES DON'T SHIP OUT TILL LATE MAY TO JUNE???...WHAT DO YOU MEAN??!!

[bluespider008]

Goose 🪿

MY SWEET BABY BRADSHAW 😭😭💙💙💙

[matchbet-allofthetime]

Sobbing in bed because I'm writing a Ulysses fic and I'm caught between him killing the Courier because they are willfully giving up all the people they love and all the good they've done in the Mojave and he wanted them dead and gone-

And him just telling them they don't belong in the Divide with him. Not them, not their soft heart.

"You need to go home," Ulysses would say.

The courier would just laugh.

"Go home, Courier," they mumble. "Your signs. I have them all marked on my Pip-Boy. I don't even know why, but I mark all of the ones I find."

They traverse the Divide KNOWING Ulysses will kill them.

They take off their armour and keep only their finest, best combat knife and a gun on them with enough ammo to get them to Ulysses and to give him a third bullet to put in their skull alongside the two from Benny.

They offer him their knife, their gun, and the option for him to kill them with his bare hands.

Willingly. Selflessly. Painfully.

"I could never hate you, Ulysses. Not for this, never for this. I will never be mad at you for this."

And he's caught.

They're a godsend to this place, so much good they've done.

Does he kill them? Or does he bridge the Divide?

Maybe they go home. Maybe he kills them.

And maybe, after everyone back home knows they're okay... Maybe they do belong here, in the Divide, with Ulysses.

[souvenir116]

When your card gets declined at therapy so they bring out this video

[sleepanonymous]

the first couple of seconds are missing but trust me this is so worth it

[ruinix]

Congrats, Kraken :>

(Vancouver Canucks @ Seattle Kraken, Mar 1, 2025)

[rigberts]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH????????

[ineffably-poetic]

hey guess who finally finsihed rdr2 (including the epilogue) a couple days ago. me !!

and guess who started a new save file today because i'm obsessed?? also me :D

[serien-grl-22]

He's death he's death he's death

[sonderssockemporium]

Fugonara edit for the nation of 3.5 people

[hornyharpy]

Art protectors

[khruschevshoe]

There is something to be said about rewatching "Journey's End" and getting the biggest smile on your face when the Doctor Donna happens and the Song of Freedom plays and everyone is piloting the TARDIS and cheering...

And then the sense of dread that comes over you as you start to get to Bad Wolf Bay. And the way that you will verbally, out loud, start begging just like Donna, "No. No. Please, no. No!" as Donna starts to overload and the Doctor steps toward her and you are, in that moment, Donna, pleading with the Doctor not to let her forget that she was brilliant, that she was extraordinary, that she was fantastic.

Every time. I first watched this episode age 13 and it never, ever changes.