#charmingly--me

[itseghost]

very straightforward redraw because this quest and this whole scene have been ON my mind.

[onionninjasstuff]

guys im losing my mind. his new drip sucks so much. donnie WHY. i love him

[polymerclay]

everyone loves the homestar runner. he is a terrific athlete! (i plushified him also)

[katboykirby]

Yeah.

[vigilskeep]

gentle harding voice in vows & vengeance i rescind all complaints and reinstate my marriage offer

[strawberrystepmom]

Kendall :(((( mid-forties husband gojo who still teases & flirts with you each day :((( never looses his boyish charm :((((

meeting up with the kids who are now fully grown with their own lives and dreams and children (some of them!) and they’re like he looks at you the exact same way he did back then :((((((((((((( what if I perish

[the-genius-az]

Caveat everyone has the right to write whatever they want. That being said, fanfics in which Mai is written to be radically unfeeling and indifferent towards Azula post-war piss me off. Be it death, losing her firebending, being kept in an abusive place, who cares! Certainly not one of the only people who's known her for years and unconditionally loved her! Mai might not show it, but it would hurt her to see Azula breaking down the way she was in the finale.

Mai having no conflicting feelings and solely apathy is a way to make sure I'm never reading your fic. Because it's superficial writing and doing her character a huge disservice.

Thank you for this, Amor!

Indeed! Your mouth is full of reason and your thoughts are clear and decisive!

Honestly, I also hate that they make Mai out to be someone who is apathetic towards Azula, she genuinely liked her! he likes Azula, it was shown several times that they both get along well, although a little toxic, but all good!

Mai would definitely be hurt or at least somewhat furious about Azula's situation.

I see Mai as someone mature, but also explosive and extremely protective! although not many notice it.

Ps: I love you, Bro.

It's like we're thinking the same thing.

[runawaycarouselhorse]

Rock Holmes: Welcome to the Molavia Monarchy… and to the fifteenth century! Dr. Rojet (Black Jack): weeell

(Astro Boy 1980 Episode: The Time Machine)

[joshuamj]

also i watch The Wild Robot the other day and oh my god 11/10, absolutely beautiful in every sense of the word, would cry again 👍

[obstinatecondolement]

My theory of mind really fails me when it comes to deckle-edged notebooks. Who wants this? To whom is this desirable? It looks fucking hideous and it's going to get so dirty if it's used even a little. And the turnability of the pages? Don't even get me started.

[ardentpoop]

oh to be 23 and Slightly Goth again

[marlenacantswim]

my year 200,000 earthling ass would be trying so hard to get promoted to floor 500 if i knew this fruit was up there. Like, do y'all see how much cunt he's serving??? "The walls are made of gold—" who cares! i'm here for the twink, step aside.

this jumbled mess of gifs is a companion piece to @whoophoney's Editor gifset. with our powers combined, we have captured him in eternally looping boxes for your viewing pleasure.

[badsalmonella]

Hi tonight and I watched the movie Beautiful Disaster and I think I've actually discovered the most movie to ever movie.

[midsomercaps]

Midsomer Murders, season 13 - Fit for Murder

[anotherobeymeblog]

Absolutely horrified by Barbatos's gloves in this event btw.

Like holy hell

Just imagining how they must feel to wear is making my skin crawl

[outoftheirdifferences]

@askrossiel / continued from (x)

"...Yeah."

She didn't know what to say. The Lost Library had been a rough time for all of them in different ways - Webby herself had one heck of a bruise from where her clones had knocked her out, not to mention the emotional trauma - but at least in her case she could say that it had been worth it; she'd already known she had earned her place in the greatest adventure family on earth, but to find out that her connection to them went deeper than she'd ever dreamed...

She was aware, however, that the same couldn't be said for all of F.O.W.L.'s other captive. Guilt crashed over her like a wave.

"I'm sorry. We knew that F.O.W.L. were trying to get the missing mysteries; we had no idea they'd go after all of you, too, just for knowing us."

It wasn't her fault - who would ever have imagined what Bradford had planned? - but it was still very easy to feel responsible somehow. Many of the freed captives seemed to have taken the incident all in stride, but for those like Rossiel who had been seriously affected by it...

She didn't have the words. Instead, she linked hands with Rossiel, gave the canine's paw a squeeze of reassurance.