#i love ten i swear

[sincericida]

ANDREW GARFIELD

with Rudy for the North Shore Animal League America.

[bbbrianjones]

the stone roses in paris, oct 1989

[bronzeagepizzeria]

i'm so sick of seeing stuff about "ten fumbling rose" like forget media literacy whereee is your empathy. everyone seems to understand just how hurt and traumatised nine is after the time war but you don't want to extend the same understanding to ten! and for fuck's sake. he DIDN'T fumble her. he's the only doctor who ever got a happy ending

[lotus-pear]

"bertholdt. we're going to survive and go home together." and they did the end

[cerealmonster15]

visiting mom’s and I drew on crinkly old graph paper that I’m pretty sure I’ve had since high school lol

[odeliba]

NONE OF YALL SENT ME THIS IM PISSED OFF

[beanghostprincess]

Winry is way stronger than me because if somebody ever did something as intimate as this to me I would lose it so fucking fast I would start crying and kissing the shit out of Ed what the actual fuck

[pathologicalrunaway]

look at mellow. lying in the snow, slaying, not a care in the world

????how???

[blujayonthewing]

the best day of my life, rivaled only by every single other day I've gotten to spend with him

[mazojo]

“I feel like someone is always gonna be making a sacrifice if they’d be with me”

[sylvies-chen]

please tell me someone understands this joke

[sincericida]

ANDREW GARFIELD

for the Buzzfeed Puppy Interview

[opera-ghost]

it's honestly amazing how love never dies, in its most recent iteration with the US tour, did so much to improve upon the original london production

the sets look beautiful, the music still goes hard, the lyrics were reworked, and they had an extremely talented cast with great chemistry

and despite it all, it still managed to be one of the worst things i've ever seen. absolutely nothing can save that dumpster fire, and i think that's beautiful

[doverstar]

an absolute wave of homesickness for Doctor Who (2005) series 1-2 just about knocks me over at the quietest moments of my little life

[plutonianplaything2]

🐈‍⬛

[wildstar25]

How much does your OC's background and origin affect their approach to relationships? Are there specific insecurities or preferences that lead on from their past?

I would say Arsay's background- a sole miqo'te abandoned by her parents to be raised on a tiny lalafell inhabited island in the middle of the south seas- absolutely had a huge impact to how she goes about her relationships.

She desperately wants to feel like she matters to others, that she's someone who can't be easily forgotten about or left behind. At the same time she has a very hard time shaking off the feeling like shes a burden to those around her. She's internalized a lot of guilt over the fact that Emrara Emra had to give up their dreams in order to raise her. It's often without thinking that Arsay to dismisses her own wants and needs in favour of tending to the person/people she cares about. She has to feel like she's of use to them or she doesn't feel like she deserves their time/affection (and fears that they will leave and forget her)

The reason why G'raha and Y'shtola work so well for Arsay is that they both counteract those big insecurities quite regularly.

G'raha proved time and again how much he thinks about Arsay. He couldn't forget her no matter how much time passed in the 8th calamity timeline or in the First. He is always the first to chime in with how valuable he thinks she is and how her skills set her apart from anyone else hes ever met. He wants to be burdened by her, he wants to be as important to her as she is to him. Meanwhile, Y'shtola provides Arsay with assurance honestly just by being there. If Shtola didn't want Arsay around she would have made it absolutely clear. And like G'raha, Y'shtola has always made it clear that she does not want Arsay to hide things from her nor does she want Arsay to take on the world by herself. She's always looking out for Arsay just as much as Arsay is looking out for her.

Beyond that, it's telling that Arsay ended up with two Miqo'te who -like her- was given up by their birth family for one reason or another and raised far from the traditional miqo'te norm. Obviously Raha and Shtola had some early childhood within their tribes but their formative years were outside of that. Arsay always wanted to find someone she could really connect and feel comfortable with and that's what she did!