#i'm exasperated

[bootlegramdomneess]

Carmy has to learn to stop leaving. Just be present, both physically and mentally.Stop leaving. be here. stop promising not to leave and then leave. It keeps happening over and over. Our girl Sydney, she's hanging on by a thread in all levels of being his partner.

she finds it hard to lean on people outside of her Dad. To trust, but she trusts Carmy and she's waiting for him to show up finally. but he still isn't here. He's a ghost. Ha needs to take what she offers him: patience, being realiable, gentleness, and taking responsibility for yourself. She's right there but he seems to be fit on leaving and running to things he knows doesn't serve him.

[canisalbus]

hey there! sorry to bother again, but I was in a animating mood, so I ended doing a short animation of Machete for practice. It's kinda messy since I havent done that for a while, but hope you like it!

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[fighting-naturalist]

-let it go. -no. not this time.

Or: three different attitudes to starting a bar fight

[meyerlansky]

stop horsin' around.

[lightasthesun]

cody may get annoyed and exasperated and admonish Obi-Wan for it but he's secretly attracted to Obi-Wan's recklessness— pass it on

[mysecretwindowuniverse]

Nygmobblepot Text Meme

[backjustforberena]

Watching the HOTD fandom turn in on itself and I'm just here, enjoying my flawed, complex, glorious middle-aged couple who just love one another:

[saltpepperbeard]

okay, i just hsjkdklsds-

these two lmao. THESE TWO, with their eyebrow raises and sly-looking smiles and sassy little leans,,,

they have GOT to mess with gentlebeard in some capacity, right? LIKE LMAO, THEY'VE GOT TO

[gods-perfect-idiots]

something something blood-soaked hands cradling your face something something

anyway here's the post btw

[skyward-floored]

kinda silly how Hyrule Warriors Impa shot up to one of my favorite characters because of my crazy au. she's legit one of my favorites. and not just because of the backstory I've given her or the au. I play as her in the game all the time. it's silly. I love her.

*shakes you shakes you* look at my girl

[ducks-love-peas]

-Any leads on Gabriel? -Oh, right. Well... he's definitely not in the shop. ... It's just Aziraphale and his grumpy friend, Mr. Crowley.

[frankensteined]

viago does not let tess live for one single moment, true brother-style

[sevikas-biceps]

You think Vi looked at Caitlyn after the fight and thought of Jayce??? Idk the thought just strikes me now and then. Caitlyn didn't have to deal with the guilt of killing a child. Not yet. Jayce already had. Jayce knew when to stop. Caitlyn expressing her emotions to Vi in such a manner is the same as Vi arguing with Jayce after the attack on the Shimmer factories—but so far the difference is that Vi learned from her mistake.

Given the clips we've seen as of now, Ambessa's enabling of Caitlyn just makes it all the more frustrating to look at and think of because Jayce (at the end of Season 1) was what Caitlyn could've been. She could've still sued for peace, even if it was futile in the end, but she didn't. She accepted the violence. That's not to say Caitlyn doesn't have the chance for redemption (as we are still in Act 1), that's not to say she (probably) wouldn't learn just as well the hard way.

But at the end of the day, you have to wonder: at what cost?

[frozen-seagrass]

Pete "The Rizzler" Mitchell

[captainhysunstuff]

15 more images below the cut (WARNING: VERY SUGGESTIVE SAUCY SHENANIGANS. Censored a bit. Long story short: They're about to screw, but they run into a couple snags due to inexperience):

Kira and L try to consummate their new partnership... but they're kind of new at this. After doing the approved research, they figure it out much to the chagrin to the hotel workers.

This is the "Safe for Tumblr" cut~.

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[fictionadventurer]

Why is this book about 1880s London Jews so relatable to the 2020s American Roman Catholic experience?

In Amy Levy's Reuben Sachs, you've got:

The community that is at once fully part of the modern world while having an insular nature (and the amount of modern vs. insular varies based on the person and family)

The people who ignore their religion 99% of the year, but wouldn't even consider skipping services on the important holidays

The ultra-traditionalists who go so intense on holding to traditions that a lot of other members of their religion side-eye them

The kids who go to services only because their parents force them to, or who rebel and refuse to go because they don't see the point or don't believe in God

The new convert who is more zealous than, like, 90% of the people who were born into this religion

A family with its very specific blend of religious opinions and inside jokes that's fully aware that they're baffling to outsiders

This book was apparently meant to be a realistic portrait of Jewish life (in response to Daniel Deronda and its (according to Levy) highly unrealistic and over-idealized portrayal of Jews), and my goodness, did she succeed in capturing what it's like to live in a culturally religious community in a rapidly secularizing world.