#give her a kith

[ungraceds]

*/   𝐨𝐩𝐞𝐧   𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐞𝐫   for   m   /   f / nb   .

“   you   don't   like   seeing   us   together   ?   close   your   eyes   .   ”

[catharsim]

idk, i just think she's neat.

[transsexualunderground]

i love yuffie kisaragi.

[ipostmysimpingstuffanonymously]

Scrunchie Thief! This was heavily inspired by @k_ysd001 on Twitter and how they draw these two so please go like all their work!

[lepusrufus]

My buddy was really offended I scrapped Mullet Moira (IT'S NOT A MULLET) from the next scene so I thought I'd post the sketch since I'm redrawing it anyway

[peaterookie]

GOD. I FUCKIIGN LOOOOVE.WOMEN

[minhosimthings]

To all my moots, I am extremely bored so:

WHAT FLOWER WOULD I BE AND WHY

[emmyp0ps]

I gave in and made myself a waddle sona,, i lost a battle of will

[liltordle]

thought itd be cute to draw Noisette in different cottage theme outfits ^_^ !!

[breezypunk]

She's like a rainbow. ♥

[maia-radfemdu]

Made a friend and she's a lesbian and it just broke my heart how her family kept telling her she's going to hell when she came out. She's only 19 that's a babygirl 😭

[permanentreverie]

Feeling much love for @imissthembutitwasntadisaster this evening

[gemkun]

@enspades said : bites gem bites gem bites gem in true finch / goose fashion ↬ unprompted asks | always accepting !

AAAAA I MISSED YOU SO MUCH

how's my favourite bird ( i'm so excited you picked up aventurine im giggling and kicking my feet )

[yardsards]

some blorbos you carry around with you like you are a rottweiler and they are your favourite chew toy. other blorbos you carry around with you like you are an exceptionally well-mannered little child and they are your favourite and most beloved little dolly

[conartisthaiji]

just wanted to say i loooove looking at your blog themes and that i'll open your page every now and again just to see if youve changed it at all. theyre always cute and the colour scheme on the hq blog right now is sooo pretty :)

TYSM ANON customizing themes is one of my favorite parts of tumblr actually!!! and i like to change the website theme on my main every few months or so; idk if you've noticed but the sidebar has always had chisataki art to match seasons (right now it's fall)!!!

[banamaak]

ok so i have a lot of headcanon posts i have planned and say i’ll work on and never actually do, but i am changing that today! i really wanted to discuss the guardian figures in azadeh’s life, specifically her mother.  i mention this in her bio, and i’ve also talked about it before at least once, but for those not in the know, azadeh’s mother represents (or represented) the kingdom of elam, an ancient civilization indigenous to the area that is now iran, predating the achaemenids. her name was lakamar, which is the elamite variation of the akkadian name lagamar, meaning “no mercy”.  azadeh was born around 4000-3200 bc give or take, while lakamar appeared around 7000 bc so she already had a good 4000 years under her belt before she had an ankle biter to take care of! she wasn’t really used to putting someone else before herself, as she enjoyed the trappings of a boundless and fanciful life. regardless, she had no say in the matter as azadeh’s mother. she did what she had to, although she would more often than not pawn her off on attendants and whoever was around at the moment. it wasn’t long after azadeh was born that elam experienced a period of prosperity, and as a bit of an insurance policy for the future, lakamar began raising azadeh to essentially take her place, especially since elam was considerably less advanced than its neighbors, and their future was already a bit uncertain. thus, lakamar clung to what few victories she could get.  she certainly projected that view onto her daughter, never letting her forget even for a moment that she had some very big shoes to fill. it was definitely projection that stemmed from insecurity, but that didn’t stop her from doing it! azadeh did her best to live up to her mother’s impossible standards, which were exacerbated by the stress brought on by devastation of elam due to the kassites in 1500 bc, believed to have been the first hit in a series of many that would force elam into a slow and steady decline. 

naturally azadeh became more and more resentful as time went on. you can probably already imagine how hard it was for her as a preteen, along with the added pressure of expecting to be flawless and infallible. azadeh always did have a bit of a mean streak, even as a kid, so she definitely struck back a few times. nothing really ever came of it though. then came 843 BC, when the first persians are believed to have settled in elam— although they were known then as the parsua.  elam retained control over the persians for a couple hundred years and also garnered quite a bit of power, especially over the assyrians, earning the envy of their neighbors. it isn’t until around 645 bc that the persians begin to dominate the region, which is also when i believe azadeh first acclimated to the persians due to their growing influence. her brooding resentment towards elam had a part to play in that as well, as by that point she had begun to rely less on her mother’s world view and curated her own perspectives.  come 550 bc, and the persians assume full control of the the slowly declining elam. i’ve mentioned before how azadeh saw cyrus the great as a mentor and even a father figure, so it should be no surprise that she would side with the achaemenid persians rather than the elamites. especially as she received a type of validation from the persians she never really received from her own mother. essentially, she assisted in bringing upon her mother’s downfall, although it was really more of a waiting game- as elam had been fading into obscurity for some time now. in any case, azadeh did turn her back on lakamar as she grew into her power as a steadily expanding empire. to add salt in the wound, lakamar did not actually “die” for a long time, despite the elamites disappearing as a recognizable culture once the persians took over. small remnants of elam still persisted, and with them, lakamar. she survived all the way up to the sasanian empire in 224 ad, although as a hollow shell of her former self. still, she managed to power through for a very long time! she watched her daughter celebrate the success she could never quite hold onto, but in the end, isn’t that what every parent wants? for their child to have a better life than they did? lakamar still wanted that, but she also felt bitterness towards her daughter for what she sacrificed to get to where she was. however, azadeh was content with being in control and had significantly less of a moral compass, willing to step on a few toes to get what she wanted.  so ultimately, lakamar’s bitterness came to nothing and she faded away, basically dying alone and remembered by no one aside from azadeh, who despite her callousness, did end up seeing her mother one last time. and not to rub her success in her face or anything, but just to spend some time with her before she was gone forever.  in the end she went quietly and without fuss, but azadeh still carried the memory of her mother with her and still does, to this day. but with each passing year, she forgets a little more about her; the things she taught her, the culture and language she was brought up with, and even what her mother looked like. although, everyone always said she was the spitting image of lakamar, so in a way, she really does live on through her daughter.