#it’s literally imposible

[aslyran]

Yunmeng shuangjie feels

[quitesins]

This but with zayne- WHO SAID THAT???

[lesbianherald]

I’m going to phrase this delicately because I’m so deeply grateful and awed by the support I’ve received.

But I will say it is a little anxiety inducing how many people feel they can talk about coming home whatever way they want openly and publicly because it has “numbers” or whatever (referring to my own work like this makes me want to claw my eyes out because they baffle me and I don’t necessarily feel I deserve them but it’s important for context).

This is Especially true for the way people speak under things I very much see. Art of the fic. My Twitter mutuals posts. Things I will very obviously interact with. It feels like someone is walking into my back yard and talking shit as if I'm literally not standing in said yard like this 🧍

You make something for a community for free as an act of passion and then the community in turn becomes something that isn’t quite accessible to you anymore. I’ve seen this happen to a lot of fic writers in my previous fandoms and idk man it’s just kind of a bummer.

Like. Fanfic and fanart is made by people in the fandom for the fandom. It’s not work being produced by some distant people in Hollywood who shouldn’t be in the fandom space in the first place.

Idk, it’s actually pretty rare that this happens to me but I wanted to mention I am a human who can very much read the things you say guys 😭 like if you reblog art related to my work and call it a bunch of petty names and say you had to dnf I can see that. It’s totally ok to feel whatever way you want. But maybe don't feel that way in my back yard.

Again. I’m so grateful for everything I really am. You absolutely do not have to fuck with my work. Fuck I don't fuck with my work sometimes DKLFJSDHF. This is probably the last time I’ll talk about this because the last thing I want to do is come off like I can’t take criticism and I’m ungrateful. But sometimes I really am chewing at my enclosure like IM RIGHT HERE MAN IM LITERALLY BEHIND YOU HOW DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND THAT.

[lunar-years]

? He very much did also write Ted Lasso btw. He was a credited writer on Ted Lasso. He was in the writer’s room for Ted Lasso. He was writing it!

[jonsnowunemploymentera]

Something that’s always missing whenever people talk about Lyanna and the Kingsguard at the Tower of Joy is that these things should always circle back to Jon Snow. He’s our main character here. Rhaegar and Lyanna, as well as the Kingsguard, are all dead. They were dead before this story began. This tiny section of text is meant to give color to Jon — who is alive, and whose story is currently unfolding. The events at the Tower of Joy, told entirely through Ned’s fever dream for a reason, essentially serve as one thing: fantasy protagonist myth building 101. Three wise men, a legendary magical sword, some of the greatest knights of an era, a dying queen lady, the end of an age, a dead prince, a dead king, and then here comes a soon to be completely orphaned prince whose life hangs on the balance and whose survival depends on the compassion of one lord and his wizard friend. GRRM is literally retelling King Arthur’s backstory through Jon. This whole thing is one giant literary allusion to Uther and Igraine and the boy king Arthur, to Lancelot and his Joyous Guard, to Guinevere, and to tragic romances. It reads as an ode to Arthurian fantasy and is meant to backdrop the main protagonist’s fantastical origins. The Kingsguard are there to play into that. Their presence at the Tower, in that moment, was never about Lyanna; not solely, anyway. Their presence is tied to Rhaegar’s last surviving male child, and the language used suggests that they had chosen their king, for better or worse. Any discussion surrounding the Kingsguard’s presence at the Tower that focuses on anyone but Jon completely misses the point imo.

[sxlver-raven]

watching supernatural is like being blind and seeing colours for the first time. like i believed what everyone was saying abt it but holy shit i did not Understand(tm) until i saw it

[snackugaki]

one orrrr

two?

[puppygirlgirldick]

the more i look at it the more i realize human domestication guide stuff is really just "what if a species of benevolent but *extremely* patronizing aliens doms invaded, and their master plan was (in equal measure) cherishing and infantilizing autistic trans girls with problematic kinks (who love it)"

and wouldn't you know it, turns out i'm in the target demo

[shirofairy]

Malleus with a shy Yuu:

[leons-art-pit]

After a month I finally got my Wildlife Animatic complete!!

This addition to the Life Series is one of my favorites and I wanted to make something to celebrate that :D

[aka-indulgence]

Me: Aw man I have to wait a whole season to see anything to do with Shockwave

S2E17:

Me: AAAAOAEOAUESSHSGSHJDJDEJDJKLRTROTJERLTE *NOSEBLEEDS*

[twelverriver]

whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.

Kate Bush / Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation / Friedrich Nietzsche / Mission Impossible: Fallout (Deleted Scene) / Taylor Swift / Angelica Alzona / tumblr / kiss on my neck says it all by Abby S / Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation /Mission Impossible: Fallout / Rebecca Ferguson in an interview / Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One / Madeline Miller / Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One

[laylajeffany]

Between healing bees and Wednesday identifying her sexuality in a clinical setting, Enid can not prepare for what's next in her new life.

[alacants]

ok so i went back and listened to brian vahaly on beyond the baseline in 2017 and tbh highly recommended. really frank and interesting conversation overall. couple moments so awkwardly Straight Dad Trying To Be Cool About It that i laughed aloud but overall wertheim is fine. but the part that i found most interesting, for its self-directed ruthlessness, was this: 

Vahaly: I think in general you'll find a lot of players talk about a feeling of relief, with victory, as opposed to wow, this is an amazing moment... What is there is the feeling of pain of loss. And especially losing to people you're not supposed to lose to. And doing it in a very public forum, in front of friends, family, and your peers. And that loss sits with you all day, it can sit with you, you know—depending on the size of the loss, the size of the choke, it can sit with you for a year. Wertheim: "I have a UVa degree to fall back on." Is that blunting your—I mean, is that a help or a hindrance, when you're out there trying to make it? Vahaly: For me it was a big help because it was able to take the pressure off... I always tried to rely on, "this is not my everything." This is about me going to be the best I can be, to have the most fun I can, and for—you know, you're always trying to find what that lie is you need to tell yourself, to enable you to relax in the big moments. Wertheim: I wouldn't say that's— Vahaly: And for some people that's, "I'm the greatest person in the world, I can beat anybody," for other people that's, "This isn't that big of a deal, I have an education I can fall back on." You know, there's always stories you're telling to yourself— Wertheim: I was going to say, stories, uh— Vahaly: —songs you're singing to yourself to— Wertheim: "Narratives" sounds better than "lies."

[marleysfinest]

tell me about something in ur life right now that u really love

[bylrndgm]

one year of this blog: my favorite byler scenes [5/7]

season three, chapter eight | the battle of starcourt dir.: the duffer brothers