#it’s just :(

[wolfythewitch]

Working on a funky line up and I swear I did not intend for Jon to be this short

[fanfic-gremlin-ft-trauma]

Some sketches that I actually got around to finishing :)

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[leafspiritz]

- maybe you’re going to change the world

— i think she already has

- she’s certainly changed ours

[cable-knit-sweater]

I just want someone to explain to me how this:

is the same man as this???? On the same evening????

He just smiles and he’s BABY 😭😭😭

[s-darling-art]

Testing out a Rose design

[lavndvrr]

Jason is probaly the most relatable character in hoo for me like, I was never the ‘problem kid’. I always had a lot of pressure to be perfect. The smartest, prettiest, the one who gets things done. People always expect so much from Jason.

[prepare4trouble]

Does it bug anybody else how people seem to consider Ed and Stede to be old? I mean, they’re not kids, but Taika and Rhys are in their 40s. They aren’t ‘old men’. They’re at the beginning part of what most people would consider to be middle aged.

And maybe this is just a me thing, since I’m not that much younger than them, as I approach my 42nd birthday next week, but I’m not old. I mean, I’m not a kid, but I barely even feel like an adult most days.

And yes, I do know that for a pirate in those days, 48 or so would have been considered ancient. I know the real Blackbeard died in his mid to late 30s and Stede Bonnet at 30. But that’s reality, and OFMD is not supposed to resemble reality. If it did, it would be a very different show.

Anyway, I’m not having a go here, and maybe to younger fans they really do look like two decrepit, ancient, old men, or maybe people are just joking around, but more likely this just seems a bit like a byproduct of the film and TV industry’s obsession with youth. I think people are surprised (not in a bad way, just pleasantly surprised) to see people not in their 20s depicted as being in love, and having sex, and all those things that we’ve been indirectly told for years can only happen up to a certain age. And then to see it in a queer romance too, that just makes it stand out all the more, and compared to a lot of the other media people see, these characters do seem older. Because they are.

So I think what I’m saying isn’t, “Hey, stop calling them old!”, which I guess you’re welcome to do if you really must, it’s more something along the lines of, “It shouldn’t be unusual to see these kinds of relationships, and if it was more normalised then maybe people wouldn’t think they were old.”

But it’s also to remind people that calling them old perpetuates that idea that romance in your 40s and beyond is unusual, and that’s not a good thing to be telling people, even by accident.

[dont-let-me-eat-pears]

[eddiewithcat]

ever since someone pointed out that buck died / dated a death doula and now eddie having catholic guilt / is dating a nun i have not been the same.

big brain people pls expand upon this because i am losing my goddamn mind rn

something something “don’t know why i thought it would be such a good idea dating a death doula”

“to be fair, you did just die”

“welcome back to the land of the living” idk mind racing

[stump-salsa]

This one image of papyrus is really interesting to Me.

[teddy-bear-d]

All the hugs got me feeling some way (especially the ones with faceless and very long distance peoples)

Here comp of all the ones I’ve got, feel free to add on:

[tender-rosiey]

RAMADAN KAREEM EVERYONE 🫶🫶🫶

[presidentdisastraofgallifrey]

Why does Gallifrey series 6 keep starting with narration?

[uh-ohspaghettio]

What episode of supernatural is this

[punchable-panda]

It’s cuz they are ✨