#it hits too close to home for him

[cheeseproducts]

not again

[chloesimaginationthings]

FNAF Phone guy was wild for saying that to Michael..

[crystalvfae]

never again to see the sun

[technically-human]

The hug!!

This one was once again commissioned by our dear @i-am-as-normal-as-you-are and we actually talked about this scene quite a lot. Charles is still going through it, and he doesn't even feel like he should be getting the hugs he needs. Poor boy.

[inafieldofstarflowers]

i can’t stop thinking about how mcr released the black parade in 2006 and aftg is set in 2006 because i think aaron minyard had a borderline religious experience listening to that album

[jesse-pinko]

Every other aspect of Jesse’s trauma makes me go oh no poor blorbo :( but his relationship w his parents and thinking ab it in the context of the series aftermath actually makes me unwell… they never even knew him they only ever saw the worst in him and now they’ve had that validated by his own actions and they’ll never know how sorry he is and that he was a good kid at heart and they didn’t imagine it and they still love him but how can they have loved him if they never even knew him and only ever saw the worst in him *flatlines*

[rooolt]

I’m truly always saying this, but like I desperately need riz gukgak to shatter to pieces emotionally this season. for me

[kittenflufff]

show’s over

i CANNOT do digital art in a way that i like anymore man help

[daily-hanamura]

[kingscanyon]

SPIDER-MAN 2 (5/?)

[sentientsky]

hahahaha sweet doctor who emotional agony, how i have missed you

[magniloquent-raven]

ed :(

[ryllen]

"I decided it's my break day today, Oh coincidentally, I'm gonna sit here, and watch you work." also it's too cute how Nemo just came run at me whenever i sat on a bench

[the-woman-upstairs]

It’s just…so painful to watch Armand readily submit in order to obtain the love he so desperately craves. And while it’s most assuredly a manipulative tactic, it’s still one borne out of fear and desperation. He cannot lose this person he’s come to love and so will become whatever they want, do whatever they want just so they’ll stay with him. But it won’t be enough. No matter how much he acquiesces or seeks to control (himself, others, the environment), he won’t be able to make Louis stay with him in the perfect life, perfect self he built in the hopes of finally being loved. It will all crumble with Armand left alone in the rubble of what he created, the author of his own abandonment.

[soft-serve-soymilk]

🏹🌱 >Without a cause, the Human Eugene is nothing. >A hollow shell, just like my agents.

>I…

[saiyanmazen]

I believe that, no matter how you twist and turn it, Vegeta was an incredibly lonely child who weren't given the small childish moments that we see both Broly and Raditz have. He was told from he was born that he was above everyone else and he had to behave as such. He was also expected to become a Super Saiyan, represent his race and later possibly avenge (whether he knew that Frieza had destroyed Vegetasei or not - I've seen people say different things).

It's also very plausible that Frieza isolated him even further. Perhaps giving him missions where he's on his own, like the one where he's sitting surrounded by bodies. Frieza seemed to relish Vegeta’s pain and isolating him from everyone else would certainly accomplish that.

Vegeta clearly believes that a Saiyan is supposed to be a lone wolf when everything else we see of the Saiyans is that they fight together. In reality, he works alone because it's all he's ever known.

Regarding his adult self and his morals, I believe it's safe to assume he consistently has to remind himself that other people's lives matter, even if he has no interest in them. And yes, it's takes time.

But I think the Granolah Saga shows a shift in him when he says that he owes the Namekian people for the hurt he has caused them. It sounds like it is something that he has been pondering before and not a spur of the moment thing.

It's difficult to say what has caused this change in him. Could it be that he has seen the bigger picture now that he knows there are many different universes and how quickly they can be extinguished? Perhaps it is a conclusion he has come to on his own. Does it mean that he feels responsible for other species whose planets he has destroyed or only those he killed when he wasn't under Frieza’s thumb? Who knows?

Now that I have posted screenshot evidence I can say it is so fucking funny and also tragic that basically every time we see Vegeta as a kid, he is being an asshole, almost no exception. He was not going to be a decent person even if there was no Freeza, that's for sure. Was there ever any period when he was young where he was not in favor of murder and oppression? idk but we certainly haven't seen it.

Like, it makes sense that he's mirroring the adults around him. They've been modeling violence for him as long as he's been conscious. They've also been teaching him that he's better than everyone else and the only thing that matters is strength. But I've always thought it's an interesting decision to not take any opportunity to show him as legitimately child-like in any way. Is it just, not thinking about the fact that he should be about 5 and that is not how a normal 5 year old acts or is it intentional? He even usually sounds like he's already an adult. The closest we ever get to Vegeta acting like a normal child is when he's upset that Beerus is threatening his dad. And even that is him experiencing distress. I'm sure someone with a better grasp on child psychology and child abuse could write up a much better set of thoughts on it.