#it’s like a minefield

[philsmeatylegss]

Phannies ducking every time a YouTube “golden boy” gets exposed for being awful:

[abramisms]

what it was like trying to get through aftg for the first time

[mothgenes]

Part 3

Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3

[kickabytes]

I have a friend who is on Twitter and I keep hearing and then seeing myself these weird ass and stupid ass things going on over there that I’m question if I should deactivate my old Twitter account for networking.

[valtsv]

training for a doomed arctic expedition by living in a basement with stone walls that soak up most of the central heating in the middle of winter

[nibeul]

jjk rlly pissed me off enough to get me back into bnha.

[prussianvenom]

Not always true but goddamn i have a hard time restraining myself

[tinyfantasminha]

would u guys beat me up and throw me in a ditch if I said that i've been thinking about leona for a worryingly amount

[eternal-confusion-of-han]

beach day

[elliotthedemon]

day 25: favorite friendship, i love Prototype and Scag so much they're probably my fav friendship in any game i know :3 credits to @lilalienz4ever for the original drawing down below, they make really cute alien drawings

[nugulover69]

Was not expecting the fuit gummy rider to (highly likely) be a rape baby who had several invasive surgeries performed on him as a child bc he was born Wrong and Broken. why.

[skybristle]

HE RIPPED HER FUCKING WINGS OFFf????

[arielluva]

akio ohtori will see a teenager and ask "is anyone gonna groom that" and not wait for an answer

[astralleywright]

Marisha's comment about how Relvin is one of those parents who ended up with a child they didn't know what to do with really gets to the heart of it, i think, and is such a good way to tie the fantasy element of Imogen's powers into things more tangible. because there are really a lot of parents like Relvin in real life, who have a child with the person they're happily married to and never expect to be left alone with the kid. or who expect a ""normal"" (read: cisgender and heterosexual, able-bodied, relatively neurotypical and obedient, etc.) child and end up with one who's ""difficult"", who demands more or different of them than what they believe they signed up for. and that's not entirely entitlement on a parent's part- many cultures' common frameworks of parenthood and child-rearing do not include space for these children. it makes sense that Relvin was unprepared. raising any child is difficult, and raising a child whose needs you were never taught how to accommodate, who the world is so cruel to, is even more challenging.

and yet. and yet, the person who bears the brunt of the harm in these situations will always be the child. they're the ones who have to live every moment of how the world treats them, without the support that their parent is supposed to provide them. and when asked to care for his child even when she turned out to be ""difficult"", Relvin couldn't. for entirely sympathetic reasons, of course. he tried, in his own way. i don't think he's a bad guy. but he's let his own broken heart bleed onto his daughter. he hasn't been able to give her much else.

[nico-di-genova]

Look at him being so locked in and precise.

[july-19th-club]

the bright sword is a book about how even in the highest of all fairytales there was always something higher and more glorious that came before and is just out of reach . which is SO, so very arthuriana, a story about all the many ways in which the golden age is over before it begins, in which the crowning of a king is the cause of his dying