#for he is a happy little baby boy

[theunholycabinetdragon]

KITTY CAT

look at that big ol yawn and those tiny little fangs, such a sweet little creature(also your little kitty’s eyes are such a nice color, from the way they look in the picture your cat’s eyes remind me of the sun-dappled green grass)

i love how black cats can have little bits of brown fur that’s only visible in the sun because it’s awesome and adorable

(apologies for the rant i just love cats so much and yours is absolutely adorable)

Our cat in the sunshine by some old concrete garden edging (also mid yawn)

[mbebe-fc]

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[tategaminu]

What if when his (and Rayla's) baby is born, Callum promises he will be the best father in the world? 🥹🥹🥹

[chasingthewesternsun]

Mr. Thrawn being a scary boy and contemplating the defeat of his enemies

[naamahdarling]

He eats soap and likes being in the sink and he's fluffy. I could use him to wash dishes.

I don't need to understand my son to love him.

[luck-of-the-drawings]

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saw alot of comments on prev pages; saying 'i HATE that mean teacher! im gonna FIGHT HIM!!' & i LOVE the energy!! it WOULD be nice. to have that catharsis. but the story of young tidestrider is Not one of catharsis. it is a story of being so small and so special and sucking so bad.

[princetenkoo]

One Hell of a Wake-Up Call (2024)

[shannonsketches]

Something I really, really love about super's manga and what I think is so appealing about Vegeta's character arc in general is that it's, in my opinion, good, earnest restorative justice in fiction.

Vegeta has no say in how he's raised, he's conditioned to have a certain mindset and worldview that he has to put in the work to pull himself out of. It's messy. It's ugly. He relapses. He faces it. He works on it. He learns that death and justice aren't the same thing, even when it comes to himself. He grows.

But his backstory never serves to excuse his horrific actions or his shitty behavior. Not by Vegeta himself, and not by the narrative. (At least not in the manga.)

It's never used as a sob story excuse about why he's allowed to be like this. It's never used to explain away why he's a bad person or imply that everyone needs to be nice to him. It's never, as my friend puts the trope, 'Aw, poor little war criminal.' There are people who forgive him and there are people who don't. Obviously the forgiveness of his immediate community affects him in a positive way, but the lack of forgiveness from people he's harmed also affects him in a positive way, and the narrative slowly rewards him because he's making the decision to do and be better, regardless of whether or not anybody claps (in fact, there's a whole bit in BotG that he does not like it when people call attention to and quite literally clap for his decision to do and be better).

He gets an arc about how that has no bearing on his decision to do better. He asks, point-blank, if someone is still angry with him for a horrible thing that harmed them. He's given an honest answer. Rejection doesn't change his determination to help the people who are left to save, not even for a moment. He accepts that it's permanent damage, keeps helping, and does not bring it up again.

The narrative tells us it's no one's responsibility to forgive him, and more importantly the narrative tells us he knows that, and knows that it's entirely his responsibility to keep trying to do better for the people who are still here.

He gets a minor plot bringing attention to the fact that he bears the weight of his father's legacy, and while he gets to deny that his fathers decisions were not his responsibility -- he gets a follow up plot that addresses that he was (and was wholly intending to be) just as bad, if not worse, given a seat of power.

He gets that whole arc to explore how there's nothing he can do to change his past. He is not responsible for the sins of others, but the burden of his past is something he has to take with him into his future, and that guilt is not entirely a bad thing. The guilt is something he chooses to embrace. It gives him empathy he didn't have before. It gives him awareness of himself and his power from the new perspective of self-imposed kindness, and allows him to help someone much like himself be less alone and navigate the anger without making the same isolating mistakes.

(Toriyama's version of) The story starts rewarding him (in terms of his stated, consistent goals) when he starts actively, knowingly, and willingly pursuing kindness toward others on his own, and it becomes his natural response. He's never going to be a sweetheart like Gohan, or the Fun Opponent like Goku, but slowly he becomes the best version of himself, while still very much being Himself. And it's only after his goals are completely freed of malice and insecurity that he's able to meet them.

I just think that's a neat moral and a really well-done way to write restorative justice.

[nychthemeron-rants]

This man is already a father.

[ajitomiel]

OH MY GOD HE'S SO ADORABLE WHY HAVENT I SEEN HIM WITHOUT THE COWL HE'S SO CUTE LOOK AT HIS LITTLE SMILE

[malkshayke]

It was this beautiful boy's birthday a couple days ago. 💞💞💞💞

I like to think his fav cake flavor is chocolate :3

The girls got him a cake (which Charlie fucking DEMOLISHES with rainbow sprinkles). A special someone left him a note as well~❤️

[quins-makeshift-menagerie]

This cat can fit so many naps

[incorrect-ikevamp-quotes]

EVERYBODY BEHOLD THE CUTEST BOY E V E R OMG I SQUEALED, BABY MAN!!!!! NEW CYBIRD ART OF THE SILLY DROPPED THIS MORNING FOR HIS BIRTHDAY:

Link to the original post below!

[martyrbat]

superman/batman secret files & origins 2003

(ID in alt!)

[running-in-the-dark]

look at my baby, sleeping in his favourite spot (the back of an armchair) 🥰 he looked like he needed a blanket so I put my cardigan on him

.. but I woke him up and he looked at me, very confused lol (and then immediately curled up again and went back to sleep)

[sucktacular]

He sees all, especially the comfort in that box.