#it’s literally imposible

[aslyran]

Yunmeng shuangjie feels

[quitesins]

This but with zayne- WHO SAID THAT???

[hellyrossum]

you know in all the posting about irving and helly’s friendship after last ep, i haven’t seen anyone mention yet that he was one of the two people who first saw her, who watched her (through the screen, on the other side of the wall) as she woke up for the first time, confused and scared and burning with anger. and then he was the one who brought her back; he was the one she first saw (holding her in his arms), as she was confused and scared and freezing. he was there for her start, and she was there again just in time for his end.

[jon-sedai]

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.

[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!

[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

[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

[blaithnne]

Literally obsessed with how Host!Vic continuously self sabotages the good things in their life in search of some form of perfection they will never be able to reach. They chase after people who at best want nothing to do with them and at worst actively want to do them harm, break themself and mould themself into exactly what that other person wants until they’re finally accepted, and in the end it always falls apart, it never lasts, but they keep trying. They push away anyone who shows an active interest in them, struggle and writhe and kick and scream and dig in their heels and refuse association, refuse to let themself be appreciated, sabotages the relationship before it can begin. They meet a man who is head over heels for them, so much so they get married within days of meeting, and what do they do? They freeze him in ice and thaw him out years later in hopes of recreating their meeting but better, perfect this time. And it doesn’t work so they do it again, rinse and repeat because good isn’t perfect and so it’s never enough. Every interview the same question—what is the meaning of life?—and the answers are good but never perfect so they ask again. Ask again, again, again, keep asking, keep asking until you find the perfect answer. Time and time again they’re told happiness is other people, look around you, it’s in reach, but they don’t listen, they keep asking. None of it matters, it’s never enough, it’s not perfect. Ignore the good in search of perfect. Sabotage every relationship because none of them are perfect, break yourself so you’re perfect for someone else and watch as it falls apart and try again, again, again.

[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.

[tanjir0se]

Naruto: the village has accepted me!!! I heard Pain’s story and now we understand one another and everyone in the village survived and loves me!!! I’m so glad to be here with all my friends!!

Sasuke subplot:

[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