#i fight to stay alive

[s-kully]

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[dustykneed]

survival is an act of rebellion. jim loves you SO MUCH. i hope this finds all of us who need it today. please stay alive so we can make it out together. sending so much love and strength

[taeetimee]

how i traverse the modern world

[gummi-ships]

Kingdom Hearts 3 - Rage Form

[atlasdoe]

things that Remus Lupin didn't do:

Care about music

Smoke

Drink heavily

Call Sirius stupid or talk down to him

Physically fight anyone in his human form

Threaten anyone in his human form

Hold a grudge

Befriend a Death Eater

[7roaches]

filler petrigrof doodle cause im busy

[silhouettecrows]

The Associated Press has called the race, Pennsylvania and Georgia have been called for Trump.

[bumblingbabooshka]

T'Pring and Stonn from the @startrekswimsuitspecial

[numberoneredriotfan]

Rodydeku ask because my beloved

How do you think Rody reacted during the first and second war in Japan? The boy must have been so scared for his boyfriend best friend :(

Rodydeku truthers unite!!!🗣️🗣️

Okay okay, I actually had a headcanon post and wrote about how Rody reacted to the first war. I'm summary, I don't he learned about what happened until after all the villains escaped from tarturus, in which he finally heard on the news. To put if briefly he was definitely worried, and stressed tf out because he couldn't get in touch with Deku. I'd like to think he did manage to get in contact with Deku after he came back to UA, and that they had a talk and such. Deku reassured him that he would visit him once this was all over, and that he would save everyone.

Seconds war comes along, and I think, although Rody's still worried about Deku, he now has faith in Deku and believes he'll win.

Hence this panel of Rody telling him to do his best (in the English translation). Notice how both Pino and him look determined and faithful that Deku is gonna win. But I definitely do think he's still worried of course, just a bit more confident this time around.

[idontknowanametouse]

Eduarda getting Jorel in the order prison and seeing a fuckton of spirits around him. They are all incredibly torn apart and crying and screaming at him because they are so angry at him for doing so much shit in just a day and yelling at him to snap back and just go back to being his old self because they love him, not this fucked up version of him. And when he is asleep Eduarda goes there and the ghosts are still there and she asks them why won't they leave him if they blame him for everything that happened to them. They say they can't, because even though they are angry at him they can't help but stay by his side now when he's lost everything and no one else will be there for him. Even if he can't see or hear them, they need to stay there. He is an asshole, but he is their asshole, and they will stay there until he is back. Even if it takes them decades, even if he stays like that for the rest of his life. They still love that little shit.

[vt-scribbles]

Please still be here in 4 years.

Please.

[ghost-bxrd]

What if one of Jason's Red Hood revenge plans go off the rails, in Owl Song?

Off the rails as in, Dick gets caught in something that can kill even a talon - say, a big enough explosion... Jason left convinced Dick is dead and he is responsible for it...

If Jason is absolutely sure Dick is dead/beyond any chance of being revived either with electrum or other supernatural means…. He’d completely shut down, turn himself into authorities, and plead for the death penalty.

[nicollekidman]

abby, sorry to get extremely real on a friday night but like how do you deal with feelings of environmental existentialism (for lack of a better term) that you may have. It feels like it's hit especially hard this week and I'm sure Tuesday is a factor in that but I do not enjoy the feeling, at 28, of time accelerating into an uncertain but generally unpleasant singularity, actually

i love this question because this is one of the biggest fears of my life because of my debilitating fear of death and yknow my general love for being alive and the people on this planet. the short term direct answer is that i often don't deal at all. i often feel sharp pain and edge into true panic until i distract myself, and looking at my weather app often makes me choke.

but the larger answer is that it's actually our responsibility not to (over)indulge in climate grief. we are not speeding headfirst, heedless and uncontrolled into a singularity. the trends are not good, the damage is making itself known, but things are never hopeless. there are thousands and thousands of human beings who have dedicated their lives to studying, remedying, and speaking out about the damage done to our climate. and there are solutions. there are breakthroughs every single day! succumbing to depressive existentialism is not only not helpful, but does actually ignore a lot of the progress that is being made! things are dire and have been dire but they are NOT hopeless.

i find that these feelings hit hardest when i have been the most isolated, and that they piggyback on feelings of despondency about other things i see going Wrong in the world (and there is a lot!). but everything is connected. finding ways to spend time with others, spend time outdoors, use your voice/money for Action (whether protesting, volunteering, working, even just having conversations with others), all these things ease the emotional burden. recognizing that everything feels #unprecedented because we are more connected to global information than any other time in history while simultaneously becoming increasingly isolated and individualized helps ground the feelings in context in a way i find helpful.

climate grief is inexorable from grief over genocide, capitalism, racism, misogyny.... everything is connected. and just as we have the privilege and responsibility of never giving into the urge to hide away from any of the other things, taking action and feeling connected to community around you makes fighting these things feel possible.

being alive is SUCH a gift and whatever the future holds is never a guarantee, even if the climate was exactly the same as it was when you were born. we are only given so much time, and the best way to experience literally anything other than terror and rage (i have found) is just to move outside my own self a little. to take a deep breath and sink my toes into the earth and try to remember there are so so so many people making both incremental and massive change every day, and that giving up on someone you love before they die is never the right choice. we can always do something, and/or amplify those who are.

and sometimes? it's a simple as calling it quits on the scrolling and just creating something, even just. cooking. or watering a houseplant. or closing your eyes and singing as loud as you can while crying. you know?

(if i remember tomorrow i will link some pieces about dealing with climate grief/hope, because it actually does help that everyone who works in the field is absolutely uniform in saying outlandish extenstial dread is not a useful space to live in)

[hypogryffin]

side-by-side

[skateisawesome]

happy birthday solitaire! thank u for saving my life babe!

[lizzybeeee]

ngl every time I see fully grown adult griffons in the joplin art I hate Assan a little bit more. why on earth is he not fully grown yet. It's been eight years.

The Last Flight happens in 9:41 and Veilguard is in 9:53 -> so that's actually 12 years between when they hatched till DATV starts...how the fuck did griffons ever manage to survive as a species if they're babies for that long?

(doesn't seem like its a good sign for repopulating the griffons if it takes a couple of decades for maturity? That's a lot of time for shit to happen to them in the meantime - babies are vulnerable!)

Scratch that, how did they even survive with Isseya? Did she feed them normal unblighted griffon food? Is there a Pet Smart store around the corner where she goes to get food for them as she plans to have them undergo the joining once more? So many questions about how the hell they actually lived with her for so long...

I admit I was pretty skeptical playing the game that the griffons would even be alive - obviously you want a chance to save them, but I think the game hurt itself by spreading out companion quests in bits and pieces, and after certain main missions were done. Like, it's been a year (?) since the beginning of the game? That's a lot of time for a bunch of little bird-cats to be alone with a crazy blighted elf. :(

Most likely answer: baby griffons make cute little sidekicks + smaller model/animations to deal with + there's no logical reason to explain how Isseya would be able to confine a dozen angry teenage cat-birds.

Respectfully, I personally disagree with having the word 'hate' and 'Assan' in the same sentence lmao. I loved my bird-cat son <3 (but, yeah, he should probably be a big boy by this point)

(Assan is not a 'baby' baby - but he's super young for a griffon? Way too young for maturity to be 'just around the corner', you know?)

Me to Assan: