#i dunno if i have the strength

[thewhizzyhead]

not really a ramble and more of a brainfart but i really do find it interesting how mercy is,,,really really similar to both ajax and fox, the two girls she replaces in the roll-calls. Like ajax she is very confrontational, quite aggressive, and quick to defend and fight, but like fox she is also quite insecure in her standing and worth in the warriors and is very eager to prove herself to them. and in my opinion, the former makes fox entrust the warriors to her in reunion square, and the latter makes ajax trust her in sick of runnin'. I dunno what this all means but um yea I just find it neat that she takes after the two characters that really got fleshed out the most compared to their movie versions!

[lulu-the-bugaboo]

Having Ace as a fav is weird because the takes I see on him are either the type I've always wanted on my favs, digging into his character despite the low screentime and sharing fascinating views or the most brain dead, disappointing, shallow takes known to man

There is no in-between

[candytuft-whimsing]

Based on previous WIP

Yea it took me to the next morning to decide to finish it

[veunho]

Playing Elnea kingdom as if Knights and Scholars are sort of like nobility, and trying to figure out arranged marriages between them (and also my character) on first gen to get the best talent odds on future generations is a NIGHTMARE

[starlene]

I think for every feelgood story about a person who got an ADHD diagnosis later in life, tried out meds and found them incredibly useful, and is now thriving, probably runs their own business and maybe even thinks of ADHD as their superpower, Finnish media (and maybe international media too, I dunno if these stories are a trope elsewhere) should be obligated to publish two stories about people who are long-term unemployed, unable to work and/or in prison because of their ADHD.

Just saying.

[anxiously-awaiting]

sits. i assume bedi was right handed before he lost said hand, so he would've had to build up motor control in his left hand after. all this to say i think he's pretty good at using just his left hand for mostly anything but he DOES hold shit oddly for stability (i.e. pens when he's writing/utensils when cooking/ect) and i love him

[endsupes]

"woah. you're kinda intense. anyone ever tell you that?" From @spiderz0mbie

Friendly neighborhood twat.

The skies seemed to open up with one of them a month, all from some multiverse or some such, all considerably miserable to find their way back home for some greater purpose he supposed. Honestly, if only one would be smart enough to patch the hole they came out of in the first place... The news buzzed and another spidery cunt through the hole. To which, Butcher had taken as a sign to ignore had this particular spider had no better idea than to stalk him.

Smoke billowed from a cigarette as boots scraped against asphalt in tandem with strides evenly placed amidst the darkening cityscape -- now backlit with streetlights lining the concrete sidewalks. Hallowed breathing became balanced-- not daring to look back and give suspicion to the subtle thwips that followed across rooftops. Ducking, weaving through alleys until he'd been sure the confusing trek had lost some directional foresight from being looked at from on high -- he waited in anticipation round a brick building.

He'd nearly finished his cigarette when he lunged out from his place -- arm extending, grasping his pursuer around the throat, wrenching that female form clad in spandex against an adjacent wall. Snug as a bug being pinned betwixt his thumb and index fingers which had been careful not to crush the windpipe nuzzled in his grasp. "Aye. They also say spiders these days are like wiping your ass with a hoop.", he breaths a puff of smoke encapsulating the space between them, his free hand placing the bud of his cig square in the center bridge of where masked eyebrows would be, pressing down.

[recallback-art]

I loved SoL, so naturally, I did have to also play West of Loathing. It feels very different and I never quite clicked on my first two runs, but I finally got attached to a character on my third run! He's part boy part cow and the strongest motherfucker this side of Dirtwater.

Bonus doodles of my other two runs. Isaac was just me figuring the game out so wasn't much, and Kai was fully a murder hobo run because the game lets you get truly ruthless. Being evil is fun.

[tecchan]

Mitsugi squatting everywhere is the only highlight of this damn game

[alicevandrusen]

Inktober Day 10: Strength

Upside: courage, bravery, confidence, compassion, self-confidence, inner power, influence

Reversed: self-doubt, weakness, low confidence, inadequacy, cowardice, forcefulness

Strength is a card of resilience, often stretching as far as being described as super humanly strong. It is a card of determination and fearlessness in endeavors. And strength breeds more strengths like it. It is often impossible to count how many stories of strength emerge after one particularly big act of strength in history.

I’ve been looking forward to this card so much, you don’t understand. I thought the strength, ‘specially in Jeff’s case, is literal. And like. The list’d be shorter to find who DIDN’T make an OC like him for a while.

[journal-three]

read one piece. do it. download the mangaplus app and you can read it legally for free from start to finish (once). do it. this is your sign to give it a shot. if you read like four chapters each day you will catch up in like less than a year, but the first 100 chapters are enough to just give it a shot (just enough to see the best the most mediocre part of the series has to offer)

honestly if I were to try it I'd probably watch One Pace, but in my understanding that's still pretty dang long idk

[sleepkey]

fucked how financial stability would fix me

[cowardlycowboys]

absolutely devastating to find out a threw up on my sheets and now i gotta wash them and put them on :(

[whatareyoudoingwithamaserati]

Getting personal on the track but man. What if I said disabled Jepexx with chronic pain and muscle weakness, maybe some tics and absence seizures. Always acting larger than life so he doesn’t have to acknowledge how in pain he is, laughing the loudest at jokes and making sure that everyone knows he’s alive, he’s here, he’s fun. He needs a shower chair and grab bars, maybe some forearm crutches, but he doesn’t actually use them because he’s afraid to be looked at differently. His friends joke about how he says weird shit at the worst times (coprolalia) zones out in the middle of conversations (petit mal seizures) and has greasy hair (too in pain to shower) and he refuses to explain that it’s because he’s hurting. It’s all a part of his front of Normal Person Who Doesn’t Care when really he’s in so much pain all the time and fights so hard to appear normal. Because what does he have if he’s not the normal abled Jepexx he always was? Maybe he has a severe crash, one where he has to stop hiding his symptoms and is forced to come to terms with the wreck of his body. Maybe he flares up and can’t go to school for a week and gets teased about skipping. I just think he should be disabled!!!!!! Fuck!!!!!

[suguru-getos]

Not me and my roommate cancelling our nail appointment because we’re exhausted mentally :3

[booasaur]

The Root/Shaw ending is same way I feel about Villanelle/Eve, with certain shows the type of shows they are and how they're built up, some deaths make sense. If there is a legit reason behind someone dying then it doesn't upset me. Even in Buffy for example, Spike sacrificing himself, not that I cared much about him but using him as an example his death made sense. I know the thing here is about another lgbt women character dying but Shaw wasn't senseless imo. Happy endings aren't meant for all genres, and POI was one of those shows where I could see what happened happening. Also I think it's ok to spoil that show since it's been over for years.

Hmm, but POI's genre is action/procedural/crime drama/scifi, right? Which doesn't preclude happy endings, especially since Harold got his. I don't really take "anyone can die!" shows seriously because certain characters usually still end up having plot armor.

It makes even less sense for a show like Killing Eve which stayed an irreverent dark comedy to suddenly turn moralistic and overwrought at the end. Considering they managed to live happily ever after in the just as violent stories the show was based on, the show had to do extra work to have one of them die, for not really any kind of reason that I could see on screen.

Me, personally, I won't recommend anything with a death, and since the anon did come to my inbox, I guess that overrules everyone else's feelings on the matter. :P