#ipad kid?? for life

[vvincian]

me working on my bright ass computer screen and then on my ipad i use for shits and giggles

fucked up how colors look different depending on what screen you’re looking at them on. that should be illegal I think

[yaolmao]

simp

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Suptober - Day 22 | Ladies

[emilinqa]

how many people can i convince to read the pandora principle. spock is put through the trials and tribulations of being a single mom

[marblish0220]

Fervently working on my robo stylization. By the time the season starts… I will be ready.

[lawrussoauto]

i will defend anthony larusso with my life but what i cant defend is his character promo on instagram being full of video game metaphors

[jrueships]

zesty lowkey just another way for str8 ppl to say faggot / faggy and get away with it

[earthspark-shockwaves-reduction]

no bc before episode 21 came out when I thought about starscream and hashtag bonding I thought it would be like hashtag using the internet to pull up a fucking fail compilation of all the times he's been knocked over or smth so I ended up being fucking sideswiped by hashtag genuinely caring about starscream and starscream acting selflessly for someone and help me

[hsslilly-blog]

What kind of things do Hunt and Claire agree on as they plan to have a kid?

Like hypothetically, if your parents are a famous movie star and director, you’re gonna naturally be curious about film and tv. So maybe they say, like, you can be in the school play if you really want to, but we’re not letting you work as a child star

i think most of their conversations about it revolve around this exact topic. this ended up too long, i'm so sorry.

claire has lots of anxieties about being a mother: it is something she wants to be ("eventually... one day... in the future") but she feels very insecure about it. sometimes she thinks she's not cut for it. i think claire just fears repeating what both her parents did to her when she was a child. "planning" a child feels very weird to her, and i think it is a topic of conversation she Avoids (just like she Avoided the topic of marriage.) this is a theme in claire's character: for someone who demands clarity from her partners, she sure likes avoiding topics she finds uncomfortable. and, well, hunt does not.

so these conversations are not something she can escape from. i think it takes a while for hunt to figure out if: 1. claire wants to marry; 2. claire wants to have a child; and then, finally 3. how this is going to happen. at first claire says they shouldn't plan at all, that things are going to work out just fine. hunt tells her this is absurd. she says it's not fair to the child to have everything set in place before they're even here! hunt asks her if bringing a child into the world without any preparation is any fairer. as always, conflict moves them, so this is when they start having a productive discussion.

(it takes her a while but claire eventually understands that "planning for a child" is different from "planning their entire life ahead" and that her parents were complex individuals.)

as a former child star, claire would be terrified of putting her children in the same situation. the stress and pressure of it all, plus her dynamics with her parents (and her mother's fixation on her acting career) greatly defined her person. and she's a bit weirder because of it. i believe hunt shares her sentiment; he's more than aware how ruthless the industry can be for adults, let alone for children.

there are two things they agree very early on: their children may be interested in any art form (or whatever else they may like), but they're not going to pursue it professionally until they're old enough to understand what it means; and that the less exposition the better. the public wouldn't know grace's face until her 10th birthday. does baby #2 have a name? who knows. i think this is true of their relationship prior engagement as well.

most of all, i think they just want the kids to have a normal childhood. neither of them had one. they want the kids to explore who they are, try things out, make mistakes, etc, without fearing judgement (from them, or from others.) <- these are two overly critical people, and they know what criticism does to your soul. they don't want that to their children. so being kinder and accepting the babies as they are is also something hunt and claire agree on. learning experience.

i also believe they'd try to be present for their children. claire had her whole situation with her parents (one was Not There, the other one was only there when she was acting), and hunt had a very lonely childhood. so they agree on trying to be less weird about work. not easy for either of them! this is when claire has her... crisis. it does work out in the end. i think they're a happy little family.

[dilutedconfusion]

He’s right behind me isn’t he?

[graedari]

Hi and welcome to Grace still being obsessed with @radjerda's Tron Fights for the Users (Children) AU. Quite overtly obsessed if you will. And I can and will build off of this installment of the AU (without thinking too much about the logistics)

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[yatgb]

Every day at work i hear & see children get lifelong traumas from parents/grandparents who dont know how to do their jobs

[femmeprincessjulia]

Witnessed the worst example of millennial parenting on an airplane yesterday and now I lie awake thinking about it.

[themoonstonechronicler]

my puter fumking broke

[babeclownart]

Skibidi toilet and gacha life are not that bad.

OKAY HEAR ME OUT First: skibidi toilet is literally just gm /sfm machinimas. Yes, the are loud and annoying, but its literally not that bad. Kids need to be stimulated, and any hl fans, who say "oh but they are ruining hl characters" are just stupid, G-mans head poking out of the toilet and singing stupid song not going to ruin years of in-game lore. Second: gacha life is a game, that brings out creativity in kids. I've seen countless genuinely good creations, characters and animations made by kids in this game. I know people whos art journey started from gacha life. While yes, unfortunately there are a lot of ranchy content created in gacha life, its just something that always happens, young teenagers may be drawn to such content because of their curiosity. I think a lot of people just want to hate on kids for their interests because we think that its too stupid and cringe and annoying, but I think we need to let kids enjoy they life until they will unavoidably fall into being self-conscious about everything they do and like. THE PROBLEM is, however, stars then ADULTS start to make inappropriate contend targeted at kids with things kids love, and I think we don`t talk about it enough.

[stellariders]

y’all my university is hosting a bingo night tonight for those who live on campus and the prize list is crazy. i didn’t win anything last year so let’s hope this year is better