#it mean’s literally that wtf?

[dilfhos]

ive never been on an app where mfs were in such a rush to grow up. or hide the fact that they children over FICTION.

and wtf is a almost 19?? yall make me sick. the second-hand embarrassment.

[samijey]

When an interaction is so awkward it circles around into being adorable

[mikurinkuwu]

Why did you change Rin's personality into one that's more insecure and way too possessive towards Miku? It's really off-putting. The Rin I'm familiar with would definitely know her worth and it's a big part of why she's my favorite Vocaloid. She doesn't need to be dependent on Miku to make it a good relationship.

pack it up guys we cant enjoy toxic codependent yuri anymore bc of woke

[icarusredwings]

These idiots and their big blue eyes.

BUT YOU KNOW WHO ELSE HAS BIG BLUE EYES

Crazy bald disabled twinks with blue eyes 🤝 Angry mommy issues daddys with blue eyes

[puppetmaster13u]

Prompt 76

Tim has no idea whether to laugh or cry. Bruce sends him away from Gotham to stay safe from Red Hood, yet who is standing there, in the Titan Tower, but the man himself. And if he was attacking or something then fine, he could deal with it. But no, the man is standing there, in the kitchen, cooking like it’s an everyday thing. Like sure he’s cooking angrily and Tim swears he can see some sort of eye glow in the helmet, but it’s not like he’s actually threatening any of them?? The literal crime lord has been hissing about them not having any food and being out of medical supplies and who decided to leave a bunch of teens alone to take care of themselves. Which. Rude, he’s been taking care of himself for years, and both Raven and Beast Boy have too! What type of scheme is this?!

Jason was going to go through with his attack on the Tower, he really was. But seriously, they didn’t even have any medical supplies, their cupboards were practically empty of food, and they didn’t even have any cleaning supplies. For fuck’s sake he’d gotten in so easily and it was a giant tower shaped like a T- everyone knew where it was! Honestly it’s not his fault the pit rage went from being pissed to the literal child- which uh, huh he’ll have to freak out about that later- to raging about how he took better care of the alley kids than the heroes were taking care of their kids so guess whose going to have to fucking step up! 

[himehomu]

One of my favorite madohomu scenes of all time takes place in the anime, episode 8 at the 17:50 mark to be exact. After Homura kills Kyubey before Madoka can make a contract with him, she approaches Madoka and asks why she's so self-sacrificial, tells her to stop demeaning herself by thinking so lowly of herself, begs her to think of the people who think the world of her, those who'd be mournful if, god forbid, anything were to happen to her, to please think of those trying to keep her safe. From Madoka's perspective, this is the first time the usually stoic, cold, and standoffish Homura is being vulnerable, open, and emotional. From Madoka's perspective, this is the first time she's seen someone so seemingly brave as Homura cry. The first time she's ever heard her voice above her usual calm and collected tone. This is the first time Madoka sees Homura so upset, so frustrated, so afraid.

Madoka, whom has never met this girl aside from seeing her in a strange dream, sees Homura fall to her knees and cry and, as if on instinct, Madoka stands up to comfort her.

And, in this moment, Madoka has some moment of clarity, recognition, familiarity. It goes by pretty fast, but if you capture this moment frame by frame, you can tell in the way her face changes and she stares at seemingly nothing. She goes from staring down at Homura worriedly to getting caught off guard by something. It kind of looks like she's looking at something off screen until a black void of static accompanied by a low buzzing plays for a brief second before Madoka, out of nowhere, asks "Have we met before?" Then you realize she was experiencing that feeling of familiarity from seeing Homura so upset. "Wait, have I done this before. Have I comforted this girl before? Have I seen her cry before?"

This scene is so powerful to me, because this Madoka doesn't know Homura. Or, at least, she shouldn't. Yet, when she sees this girl fall to her knees crying, when she sees this seemingly emotionless girl so broken and fragile, and more importantly as soon as Madoka stands to comfort her, she has this sense of "Have we met before? Have we done this before? Have I seen you like this before?"

Even in her "dream," she wanted to protect Homura, wanted to stop what was happening in front of her: Homura giving up her life to defeat Walpurgisnacht and failing. That's the reason why she agreed to become a Magical Girl in the "dream"; she wanted to change the outcome of Homura's fate. In the first timeline, she saved Homura from a Witch. Despite Homura wishing to be the one protecting Madoka, the moment Homura lets her brave facade down, shows vulnerability, is afraid and frustrated and upset, Madoka stands up to do what comes naturally to her: comforting and protecting Homura. And that's what sparks her recognition. She stands to comfort her because deep down she feels like she knows her from somewhere, that they've met somewhere, sometime before. Throughout the anime, when Sayaka and Mami were antagonistic towards Homura, Madoka kept saying "Is she really that bad?" and "I feel like we could all be friends" and "What if she's telling the truth?" Because she's known her throughout 100 time loops, she's protected her throughout 100 time loops, she's loved her throughout 100 time loops. This is kind of an underrated madohomu moment yet it's one of the most solidifying on Madoka's end.

[foxstens]

are we ever gonna talk about this

[shotmrmiller]

going to a different secondary school than cbf!soap and not recognising him in his new uniform also his big big shoulders

your school friends 🫣youknow him?? and you being like 😳i thought i knew him

okay but he acts like you're the only thing that matters (it's because you do.)

like when he was at bootcamp, he'd take out a worn, creased picture of you and stare at it, reminding himself who he does it for and who he's coming back to.

"doin' it for my one," he tells the others but the picture is one he hastily took of you when he broke into your room and:

1. it's blurry cuz you were quick on throwing him a shoe

2. naked where it matters

3. suspiciously stained don't ask questions

[littlefankingdom]

I always get a bit sad when I read fanfics figuring the iconic first meeting of Jason and Bruce, and people write Batman growling at a child, threatening him and scaring him on purpose.

No! That's Batman! He cares about kids, it's why he is doing this, because he doesn't want kids to go through the same pain as he did! When he sees a kid doing a crime, especially young kids, he doesn't treat them at all like an adult. He is worried about their living conditions for a kid this young to turn to crime, he wants to help them! He even go see them as Bruce Wayne to help and listen to their problems. When he faces a kid who murdered his parents in Gotham Knight, he is heartbroken that a child did that, and he only wants to get the kid help. In the same comics, when he realizes the enemy he is facing is the ghost of a child, he totally changes his behavior to help this kid.

But also, that's not how he originally reacted to Jason stealing his tires. I know DC rewrote that meeting multiple times, making Bruce awful to this kid, but that's not how it happened originally, and if you are going for a "good parent" version of Bruce, you should use that one as a template.

Batman LAUGHS upon seeing the batmobile without tires. And he isn't threatening Jason, he is acting like an adult who caught a kid doing something they shouldn't (he is literally standing like a parent catching you in the act, with his hand on his hip), telling Jason to give him back his tires. Of course, Jason is scared, because that's the Batman, but it's not because of Bruce's behavior. And Batman doesn't run after him, because that would be scary, and finally shows himself when Jason arrives home because "Kiddo, you cannot be living like this. Let me help you."

Batman laughs, Batman smiles, he loves this lil son of a gun that has the guts to steal his tires, hit him and call him Big Boob.

[muckyschmuck]

ultimately!

[rockingtheorange]

“Taylor, would you stop being so nice to him? Just for one day, for the love of God, can you just be mean to him?” - Matthew López

(Sorry for the low quality of the audio, it's from an old podcast interview, that's the best I could do)

Cr for finding the podcast to rwrb.poland

You can listen here -> 🤴 (timing 31:10)

[swervesfirstblaster]

JAWBREAKER ASKING WHATS GOING ON BETWEEN OPLITA AND OPTIMUS SAYING ITS COMPLICATED I JUST SCREAMED

IM CRYINGG bc this means everybody suspects they like each other AHHKSKSKSKSK

[weirdocat83]

Spoilers for arcane!!

I wonder if Ekko ended up getting curious abt the father/daughter relationship between silco and jinx. I mean, in episode 7 we see a whole alternate universe where silco and jinx are good. I call bullshit if you’re telling me they’re not close over there. So imagine Ekko seeing this and suddenly recontextualizing basically everything he knows abt jinx. Especially if Ekko ends up talking to Silco and realizing he’s not actually that bad of a guy when he’s just hanging out.

I mean, for one, the silly potential of alt!Silco being like “I was a giant dumbass and I needed some damn therapy or at least someone to talk to” and Ekko slowly realizing that maybe the reason Jinx is so fucked up is because her and her evil dad were equally fucked up at the time and just trying to achieve their goals whilst coping, but he can’t say that aloud so what he does say is “huh.” Meanwhile silco is looking at him strange because the dude has the look of someone who just solved the world’s greatest mysteries despite him having heard this info before (in his perspective, at least.)

For two, the angst potential of “hey so I went to another universe where you and your dad Weren’t Evil and he was actually lowkey chill so I wanna know what he was like for you” and for a moment jinx just looks at him in a “wtf” kinda way but then she just accepts it bc That Might As Well Happen (also the added evidence of his little machine and injuries that Were Not There Before) and starts telling him stories ranging from stupid to cute to sad and she’s breaking down halfway through them because lately she hasn’t had that much time to grieve him properly especially since a lot of people hated him so to reminisce with someone who she actually cares abt who is willing to listen and not write her off is therapeutic. Also I just think Jinx absoLUTELY has some hilarious silco stories. They probably bond over the course of the whole thing.

[i-hate-everything-except-fandoms]

I know this doesn't have anything to do with the characters and everything to do with the writing, but is anyone else perturbed by the fact that all of them just... stood there, while Izzy was dying?? Like, the people who cut off his leg and saved his life, then made him a new one when they saw how much he was struggling??

Why were they all like, "Aww man, Izzy's shot, nothing we can do about that"???

[the-common-cowgirl]

Aemond killed one fecking child and thought “yeah, I am so big and scary, I bet even the Daemon Targaryen is scared of me.”

And yes, that’s our delulu Queen, Aemond girlies….

[genericpuff]

In which Persephone is told she can't game the system- (TEXT EDIT)

no art was edited here, just text to make this more realistic to how this scene WOULD have gone if it was an actual courtroom with real rules LOL I find it a little weird that Rachel wrote a courtroom drama arc like this and then twisted it this much to benefit Persephone because like... clearly she was inspired by courtroom drama shows, and I can't help but wonder if she got all of her basic courtroom knowledge from like, Spongebob or some shit LOL