#i mean ..

[corkinavoid]

DPxDC Strange Picture

I am currently in no mood to draw shit so imagine this

A grainy, dark, and a bit eerie photo of Damian standing in front of a mirror, taken from behind his back. One of his hands is resting on the glass, and his posture is mostly relaxed. He turned his head to look at the camera, and his green eyes are not glowing but just slightly brighter than they should be. His expression is scolding.

His reflection is also looking at the camera despite the fact that it's not possible physically. The reflection is dressed exactly like Damian and has his hair and facial features, but it's got blue, dimly glowing eyes and a faint sly smile on its face.

And that concludes my al Ghul Twins idea for today, thank you for coming.

[followthebluebell]

Lately my cats' water dishes have been weirdly dirty and I couldn't figure out why, but last night I caught one of the gremlins in the act... he used the litter box, then went to the water dish and splashed around in it like he was washing his paws? (I know I'm assigning him human behaviour; I'm just not sure how else to describe it lol) So now I'm realizing that it's not actually dirt that's been in the water, it's litter. Have you ever had a cat do this? Is this something that seems gross to me as a human but doesn't really affect cats? Or is this something that I should try to stop him doing? Do you think a fountain water dish would help? I've never had a cat doing something like this before.

oh yeah, some cats like playing in their litter. It gets gross SO FAST. It's not... ok, it's a bad behavior because it's gross, it means he's drinking litter slurry, and it's hard to clean.

It's also pretty hard to change because some cats just like playing in water.

Giving him a fountain MIGHT help. My first choice is to usually just move the water further away from the box. That way, when he goes for a little dip, his paws won't have as much litter trapped in his paw fur. A litter catcher around his box may help as well.

[nerdishpursuits]

Fina's broken no puedo más and Marta's anguished mi amor

[wringoz]

my mom once told me while I was in HS someone wanted to come and talk to me (to like be friends I guess because they were a kid of one of her friends) but didn’t because it looked like I wanted to be left alone

having a resting bitchface is so funny because i'll be doing something relaxing, and really enjoying myself and my face will look like this

[rustic-sh4rkboy]

I LOVE OLD MEN!!!!!! RAAAAAAAGGHG!!!!!!

[faifenaco]

has anyone ever edited a house md cut where its only the patient interactions? like a patient’s POV of what it’s like being at PPTH bc I know it would suck

[winn-wynn]

Hey guys I found the perfect fancast for Percy

[awkwardarmadildo]

real

and i thought it wasnt possible for her to get MORE stunning

[peasant-player]

Hammer of the Wrath Rog

Strongest Noldor AND a black smith?

No wonder Turgon hid his city~

You should all thank @overlord-of-fantasy for making me draw this Daddy

[midnightfrappe]

these cosmetics are getting out of hand....

[agooddaytowhy]

The picture had a very different meaning in my brain, until i read the text...

Construction has begun, get your matches ready everyone

[caotpayaso]

Teruki i did with charcoal

[maxdibert]

I know this might be more aggressive than I usually do, but I'm honestly tired. I can't help but believe that the marauders fandom lives in a completely different reality than mine.

They love to force how good James Potter was, but this same James exposed Severus' intimacy. “He had no intention”, if a person takes the life of another without intention, does that change that a person died? It doesn't change. But they love to say that because there is no intention, there is no guilt, when that's not how it works. Besides all the repetition of how Severus was an incel and James was the one who sincerely loved Lily. The epitome of agape, they say, when in reality, he was just a spoiled little rich boy who can't hear "no" from a girl and get on with his life and instead he... *checks notes* threatened and blackmailed their supposed “love” in addition to chasing his best friend with his gang of idiots and, at the same time, leading the other to hell, even though said boy heard the girl’s “no” and disappeared from her life as she asked.

They act as if Severus being a spy was no big deal and it was his obligation to do something to defeat Voldemort, when it wasn't, he had already done enough by going out of their way to give a warning about the Potters' safety. Aside from the stilted speech that "he did it for the girl", when, amazingly, said girl, at this point, is already dead, he would have gained nothing by doing what he did for the wizarding world. It seems like a competition about who objectifies Lily the most in Severus' life, when Severus: never said anything negative about her, never assumed anything about her sex life or even said that she deserved to die for not choosing him, on the contrary , he blamed himself and wished for his own death. "But, look, he bullied the son of the woman he said he loved, that's definitely obsession," his character flaws in relation to Harry were never about Lily but about old memories of his bully. His problem was always unique and exclusive to James Potter. Every time he insults Harry it's always "you're like your father", but never once did he say anything even remotely negative about Lily or blame her for cutting off her friendship with him. But still, the fandom loves to spew nonsense about how he "wanted to get into the girl's pants and got angry when he couldn't."

I vented, sorry.

That’s why I genuinely think most Snaters are just kids—they see everything in black and white and don’t understand that life doesn’t work that way. Severus didn’t owe anyone anything. The fact that he felt bad about Lily wasn’t an obligation; he could have not cared and it still would’ve been fine. Lily cut ties with him. Lily married his bully. It would’ve been completely justified for him to see her as a piece of trash after she ended up with James. Honestly, I would’ve seen her as trash. If a former friend of mine pulled something like that—ending up with someone who had physically and psychologically tormented me for years, knowing full well what I went through—they’d be lucky if I didn’t burn their house down for being such a piece of work.

But Severus's relationship with Lily carried an enormous emotional weight because she had been his attachment figure for many years. So it makes sense that he ended up feeling so guilty, especially since he was the one who told Voldemort the prophecy. But again, even the prophecy wasn’t something he shared with malicious intent. Severus was doing his job as an agent in a war (even if he was on the "wrong" side), and it just so happened that his work unintentionally affected someone he cared about. Of course, he felt guilty afterward—it’s completely understandable. Anyone in his position, with his life experiences, would.

If I were in his place, though? I would’ve ignored Lily completely. Let her and her bully of a husband die, honestly, LOL.

One thing I find fascinating about Severus is how much things actually matter to him. He cares about repaying his debt to society. He cares about redeeming himself for what happened to Lily. He cares about doing the right thing to atone for his mistakes. And he doesn’t have to care, because all the people he sacrifices himself for are people who treated him like garbage at some point.

He didn’t have to be loyal to Dumbledore, especially after Dumbledore forced him to stay silent when he was almost killed as a teenager, made him keep that secret, and left him out in the cold. He didn’t have to be loyal to Lily either. No matter how their friendship ended, I think it’s indefensible (and I’m sure others would agree) for her to get involved with a spoiled rich kid whose whole reputation was built on tormenting others. He didn’t have to risk his life for the Order when most of its members openly despised him his entire life.

He didn’t have to do any of it. And honestly? It would’ve been justifiable for him not to, given his context and his past. But he did. He did all of it because he wanted to be a better person.

Sure, his personality doesn’t always reflect that, but let’s be real—that’s the personality of someone who never stops suffering. His reactions aren’t strange—they’re the normal reactions of someone with unresolved trauma who’s reached adulthood without the chance to fully develop emotional or social maturity because of that same trauma.

And of course, he didn’t need to beg for James’s life. If I were Severus, I wouldn’t have asked Voldemort to spare James. I’d have asked him to inflict the worst possible torture on James before finishing him off. But then again, I’m Spanish, and we Mediterraneans have hot tempers and always choose violence, LOL.

But seriously, I’m so fed up with the endless whining about why Severus did this or that. It doesn’t matter why. The fact is, he did it. The important thing is that his actions contributed to a cause, and thanks to him, the world was saved. Everything else is irrelevant because, let’s be honest, many of us would’ve walked away from saving a society that judged, mistreated, and condemned us without a second thought.

[beegonethots]

is something distracting you? you seem..out of focus.

[a-timely-problem]

no BC seriously. A friend and a teacher of mine once said: "they're so cute and always grateful!" Like no, they're people. I've got two cousins with down syndrom, they're dicks. Absolute dicks. Keep making fun of me BC I don't have a job (I am a uni student) and that I don't have money. People gotta stop infantilizing and realize that everybody can be an asshole