#i miss him :(

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Whenever a fan would write a fan letter to Vincent Price, and if he had run out of photos to send, he would draw a little caricature of himself and autograph it and send it to said fan.

As in this one - he drew a fly buzzing around his ear...

Love it.

[dezmouse]

oops!!

[23fallencomets]

logan when he smiles like this :]

[astatuessong]

I'll wait for you forever.

So please, come back for me.

[teethfroth]

Rotating Barry Allen in my head like a gas station hot dog

[lalo-tellmeagain]

Asking the important questions

[random3-doom]

can someone help, this fish keeps appearing on my screen, im starting to think its a virus

plus this little blink cycle? idk anymore, i wanted to save it as a gif but ibis paint is being itself as per usual

[peach-and-cherryblossom]

[animegalaxy123]

Me: Watching the new SMG4 movie

Mr. Puzzles at the end of the movie: Wanna be Friends?

Me: *Starts choking on water*

[moony-daydream]

tomorrow i'm going to wake up and realize that bertholdt never died and it was all a bad dream (manifesting)

[raidenmahboi]

Another meme dump for my Old Man 🫶🏻

[whitelinesprettybabyyyyy]

I miss my dad bro, it's hurt so bad sometimes like I know he died 11 years ago but it still hurts so much. I miss you dad I wish you didn't kill yourself.

[number-one-kallamar-lover]

Been seeing less Kallamar on my dash recently

A sad day for everyone

[my-mt-heart]

Daryl's Character Development

Carol is widely known as TWD's most transformed character for good reason, but Daryl's transformation over the years was pretty incredible too. He started off emotionally stunted, conditioned from a life of physical abuse and neglect to react to everything with anger. But then he gradually learned to trust others and form lifelong relationships with them. He wore his heart on his sleeve, mentored kids, and told the woman who gave him the courage to find himself in the first place that he loved her. He became, in every sense of the word, a man of honor, all on the flagship show.

It's important to talk about the changes in Daryl's maturity. That's what made his story stand out from the rest. However, it does him a huge disservice to first of all, pretend like those changes only began after he was spun off on his own show and second, to re-shade his story as a literal coming of age story. Daryl was a middle-aged man when we first met him, and he's a middle-aged man now. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that. Quite the opposite. But there is something extremely wrong with suggesting that Daryl was a kid or young adult during the early years of the show because it erases the context of his childhood abuse, makes excuses for him having inappropriate interactions with young girls/women, and encourages more ageism when he interacts with women his own age like Carol.

I rooted for Daryl because he took huge strides to overcome a traumatic past instead of staying trapped in the cycle with his dad and his brother. He chose to be different, something I wish the men in my life would've chosen too. I want to root for him again. I want to see the man who said multiple times that he knew where he belonged on my screen again. I want the payoff of seeing him and Carol together romantically because the love and trust they built with each other over the years wasn't something either of them thought they were capable of before, but they earned it anyway, and it's too deep to replicate with anybody else.

I do not want Daryl's story to keep getting rewritten for an audience of one while everybody else keeps getting hurt because of it. An age-regressed hero who thinks he's taking a gap year makes absolutely no sense for a character who was loved for his emotional intelligence, loyalty, and honor. It makes no sense for AMC's bottom line either. So please, bring back the man of honor, so that I can come back to him too.

[twigs-sprigs]

raf shoulve fucking BEEN THERE

[magentasnail]

long distance