#i would do the same tbh

[lyditist]

sorry chris tanev's wife has a jar of all the teeth he's lost?

[mindontheclouds]

this man was on a very serious mission

[regulusrules]

debating whether it's a good idea to submit my heart is readily yours as an arthurian retelling for my creative writing short story assignment or would the professor take one look at it and call all mental institutions on me

[phatcatphergus]

Cherry can’t log on and tubbo suggested a suicide pact

[robsmooth]

Atreus : Babe are you mad.

Heimdall: no babe, is just the way your dad ripped my arm off and beat me to a pulp in a justified rage about my fucked up threat to your well-being that got me shaken a little.

[spiralingdowwn]

Aryu is so relatable for walking right up to Chigiri and telling him how beautiful he is

[akikocho]

When you're in a "I'm a prefect and I won't stop mentioning "I'm a prefect" in every conversation" challenge

And your opponent is Bill Weasley

[sammerific]

My sibling comes to my room and ignores me just to say hi to my sam and castiel plushies

[hsmtmts-arrows]

kourtney with jet

as jet should

[sergeant-rhythm]

To quote someone on the internet: “I may be cringe, but I am free”

This is lovely advice.

[hinamie]

10 years later

[onlysomewhatsane]

Ok ok ok SO!

I think everyone has realized that Leola was autistic. It was heavily implied both through the flashback images and Aaravos' narration-

She lined up her toys, flapped her hands (it was also shown in the trial scene), seemed to be sensitive towards loud sounds (like the other startouch elves when they talked), and walked on her tiptoes. All of those are classic signs of autism.

But there's one thing I haven't seen anyone else bring up, and that's that her giving her human friends magic and breaking the "cosmic order" or whatever could also be because of her neurotype!

Autistic people tend to have very strict senses of morality and fairness, and will disregard rules if they don't fit their idea of right or wrong. Personal example here, I used to constantly do things I was told not to because I thought the rules in question were bogus.

It's not hard to guess that Leola would find the rules about humans not having magic to be unfair- after all, her and all the other elves, and even the animals around them are full of it! So in the mind of an autistic child, this would be incredibly unfair. And she had the power to "fix" the situation! So why wouldn't she?

Why wouldn't she try to help her friends? Because it would break the cosmic order? That's vague as hell and she was a KID!

And the startouch elves atomized her, for breaking a rule she probably only half understood and thought was stupid. Because she was autistic.

Had this thought and wanted to share, makes the whole thing even more tragic.

[scribblinartist]

Hoppy you fucking—

prequel of that old craftycorn comic that i did an while ago,hoppy start all that

[yujateaandpi]

Thought Fiddlestan was a purely comedic ship for a while but now I get it, I see the light. It’s about a man who nurtures and cares for others to the point of heartbreak meeting a man who doesn’t remember what it’s like for anyone to care about him. It’s about them being warm together around the absence of someone they both love. It’s about Fiddleford’s innate domesticity comforting a man whose deepest desire was to come home. It’s about falling in love with the same face again but in a new context that heals your past trauma. It’s about Stan’s unbridled affection finally validating someone who desperately needed the recognition. It’s also about very funny old man yaoi.

[vaguely-concerned]

are. are you telling me that if the romanced mage warden dies and alistair is king, he deadass stares greagoir down over her dead body and grants the circle of ferelden its autonomy after ordering it rebuilt somewhere safer. first you have to deliberately leave him behind so he won't die for you and then he does that for you once you're gone, even when you're broken up??? absolute and literal king behaviour of the highest order????? the actions speak louder than words of it all??????? I think I hauve covid

[pinkprincessminki]

the way I would have folded so fast