#comically large mallet

[gleafer]

REPOST BECAUSE MONDAYS ARE THE WORST:

Crowley dreams of MERDER

[caffstrink]

Did i just smell someone who didn't get 8 hours of sleep last night?

[summerhighlandfalls]

Crisis put on hold momentarily to avoid being murdered

[londoneh]

Goofy lookin’ clock.

*❤️‍🔥*

[mugentakeda]

not even harvards top scientists could understand the complexities of the azula-iroh beef lore that i made up in my head

(silly bonus under the cut)

[jmorpart]

Some Gortash coded unhinged textposts I made recently.

There’s more but I hit the image limit 💔💔

Thought Y’all would enjoy them teehee 🫶

Photo credit for the cult leader tweet: @bearhugsandshrugs :)

[camelspit]

i think in the next book keefe should fall into a hole and experience an irrelevant d-plot trying to get out of it while sophie does actual important plot things with other characters. every few chapters its keefes pov and all it says is "still in the hole." this would fix a lot of problems i think.

[ars-ceratinus]

It's always been there, hasn't it?

Individual illustrations under the readmore

[glazeliights]

oops ^_^

[xavier-is-online]

Courtney Autism Headcanons I have because all of my favs are neurodivergent

Fun fact- my very first headcanon of Total Drama was that Courtney is autistic. Is this me projecting? YEAH AND WHAT ABOUT IT????

She got diagnosed at a rather early age (3 years old) with Autism, though her family always stressed to her that she should never tell anyone for fear of it messing with their reputation

Her special interest is court cases, funny enough. She loves looking up court documents and watching trials and she enjoys talking about how if she was a judge/ lawyer, how she would proceed/defend the case. Her parents noticed this and began pushing her into pursuing a career as a lawyer

She also has special interests in geography, birds of prey, MMA fighting and musical theater (though that last special interest often gets repressed since she's been taught that things such as theater are frivolous)

REALLY good at masking, so much so that she unintentionally will mask. Years of suppression has really helped in making people believe she's fully neurotypical! She was masking in the 1st season, up until she gets (unfairly) voted off

No, she doesn't have a fear of green jelly, but it is a MAJOR sensory issue for her. In fact, most gelatin and gelatin-like foods trigger her. She can't eat anything with a gummy texture

She unfortunately has a very hard time regulating her emotions since her parents couldn't be bothered to assist her anymore beyond getting a proper diagnosis. She can have very big reactions to very little inconveniences (especially if she knows she has no control over the situation)

VERY routine-oriented, so if that routine veers even slightly off track, she gets upset. She plans her week out in advance since schedules give her a sense of security

When she's not wearing shoes she walks around on her tiptoes

She also has a stim of balling her hands into fists and moving her arms up and down

She doesn't tell anybody about her diagnosis when she first arrives on the island, since it's been imbedded into her head that people will see her as less than if she tells anyone (and it's 2007, people- especially teenagers- are absolutely ableist)

Harold figures it out pretty quickly though and just outright asks her in private while they both are on Playa Des Losers since he wanted to know. She denies it at first but literally no one has just ever plainly asked her that and so she kinda breaks down and admits that yes, she is autistic, and Harold just stands there confused because why is she acting like she just got caught doing something horribly wrong

Turns out, in Courtney's eyes, something IS wrong with her. Harold straight up tells her that there's nothing she can do to make her autism "better" but it's not like being autistic is a death sentence. It's part of what makes her, her

That sorta blows her mind because all Courtney's life she's been made to feel like something is wrong with her. She never thought to just…. accept her neurodivergence. Huh

From then on she learns to just accept herself for who she is. It's a lot better than living your life ashamed of something you can't change

Duncan doesn't figure it out until like 5 years later LMAO

She doesn't keep many fidget toys, BUT, she really likes typing on keyboards. She keeps a couple out-of-use keyboards around and that's partly why she also loves her PDA

[cosmobrain00]

tired of pretending i dont have a will bias sorry guys

[enby-positive]

Edit: It's been brought to my attention that this video may contain misinformation.

Thanks for the heads-up. I'll look into it some more and add an update to this post later. Reblogs are off until then.

I mostly meant this video for a resource people could shove at "concerned" cis people in their lives and not as a guide for trans people starting HRT.

Talk to your doctor or whoever else may be supplying your hormones. Get in touch with people in the community. Don't take medical advice from a YouTube video.

Edit 2: Looks like the misinformation was specifically on healthcare for transfems with the problem being they only consulted a TME person for the episode.

I'm not qualified to say anything about transmisogyny, but it shows a clear lack of care. You can't treat a whole section of the community as an afterthought and claim to be presenting a respectful and researched opinion.

I'm sorry for not doing my due-diligence in verifying the veracity of the content before sharing it with all of you. Thank you @thylacinetears for bringing my mistake to light. I should've realized that even an introductory resource for something as vital as our healthcare needs to be checked for accuracy.

I've seen some more discussion on the video since first sharing it that made me realize that it fails at even the purpose I intended to share it for.

[flysafepapi]

I just want to know why, really.

Because the entire point of the Dance of Dragons, at least as far as I interpreted it and most things that happen within it, is that they're family and that's where the tragedy comes from.

Obviously they still are, but they also aren't, because they're all so disconnected from each other. Not just in the larger aspects, but also the smaller ones. Sure, they weren't ever supposed to be all chummy with eachother and then suddenly turn and split the realm into a civil war, but there was supposed to be an undercurrent of "This is what I have to do, not necessarily what I want to do, and if there was any way to prevent this from ending like this and we'd had time maybe I would've changed things it but I can't and I didn't and it ruins us."

And they could've done that without spending too much time on filler scenes, like showing Rhaenyra spending time with Aegon as a baby, actually showing Helaena being Rhaenyra's favourite, Aegon and Aemond's relationship how it's supposed to be instead of what it's become, the fact that Aegon and Helaena neither wanted the other but did what they were told to do, a thousand other examples.

But they took out all of those little moments that would've actually made them human and captured the love/hate relationship they all have with eachother at times, and replaced them with bland personalities and very little else.

[trillscienceofficer]

Who is your favorite Prodigy character?

Gwyn......... I'm sorry this is likely very predictable, I just love girls who were made to be weapons but then choose over and over to not be one (and we get to see their guilt etc)

(AMA)

[creetchre]

okay y’all were right house md goes hard af

[cyber-corp]

KEEP FORGETTING I'M FOLLOWING YOU AND THEN I SEE YOUR PFP AND AM LIJE WHHHAAAT

I'll always pop up when you least expect it, Anon. Like the worst game of whack-a-mole ever.

Whack-a-gecko.

Don't do that, actually.