#it's intended as friendship

[rubyfunkey]

got dangerously close to not drawing rwby this month

[bbq-potato-chip]

thinking about saiura

[diamondsunbursts-and-marblehalls]

"It wasn't your fault, and even if it was, you're not getting left behind. Period."

I love Percy being Grover's biggest champion. He consistently fights against Grover's internalised guilt, and constantly shows him that just because you make mistakes doesn't mean you don't have worth. Imperfection when you're trying your best doesn't make you any less worthy of love or friendship or loyalty. Percy shows Grover that at every opportunity. He won't hear or discuss leaving Grover behind because of something that wasn't his fault, but Percy also reassures him that even if he was at fault, that wouldn't change a thing. He's allowed to mess up and still be loved.

[lolbree]

i don't draw discord as much as i should so here (alt vers. under cut)

[joscribbles]

this is a gift, it comes with a price

[fairyroses]

— SMALLVILLE, "Tempest" (1.21) & "Fragile" (5.18)

[whathehonestfuk]

My brain has created a fun amalgamation of these two posts (link, link)

Steph deciding after Startcourt life is way too short to continue living it for anyone else and immediately starts transitioning, everyone who matters in her life is of course accepting. and the rest of Hawkins is too wrapped up in the drama of the mall to notice that Steph and Steve are the same person, its just assumed Steve got out of dodge after the mall burned down.

the party starts going to hellfire and Stephs babysitter mode activates because these people don't know what monsters and references could set her kids off so she decides to tell Eddie what he is not allowed to use in his campaign or even mention around them. She goes in boymode because no one knows Steph but Steve still has a reputation.

Eddie is very very confused when Steve Harrington approaches him and immediately gets into what he is not under any circumstances to mention in front of the newest members of hellfire and its got to be the weirdest prank or something because the kids have never mentioned knowing Steve at all and all and the only connection Eddie knows about it that Steve is Nancy's ex which would not explain this behavior at all. so of course he has to test it, to disastrous results they do a good job at putting on a brave face but its clear they're terrified and as soon as the session is called they pull out a walkie and start calling for check ins. a voice that must be the mysterious badass and beautiful babysitter Steph that they're constantly going on about tells them to stay put and that she'll come in and get them. they protest that they aren't kids anymore but she isn't hearing it.

Eddies excited to get to see her for himself to see if she really is all they've built her up to be or is this is just a childhood crush clouding their judgment. he decided they haven't been doing her enough justice as she swings the door open and is doing head counts and visual wellness checks backlit from the fluorescents in the hall way like some kind of angel. once shes assured of the partys safety she rounds on him hands on hips looking so bitchy and disappointed "you used something off the list didn't you" it isn't a question. the party catches her attention before he can untie his tongue ruffling hair and giving half hugs, he'll have to thank them latter because the wave goodbye Henderson gives him is definitely conspiratorial like he was taking her attention on purpose.

It takes a day after the weirdness that was the last hellfire meeting for curiosity to get the best of him and he goes to get answers, he has no idea where Steph lives but he's sold at enough Harrington house parties to find his way. Imagine his surprise when its Steph that opens the door and starts talking to him like they've actually conversed before. Like she was the one that gave him the list of things not to mention, while simultaneously dressing him down for not listening.

for at least a brief moment Eddie assumes Steph is dating herself, it would explain how she knows about his conversation with Steve why Steve felt it was his place to tell him about the monsters, maybe she had been busy and he'd offered to go in her stead, and why she was answering his door.

She explains that she can't actually explain all that much about why he cant use demogorgons and mindflayers in his campaigns, because NDAs are a bitch. but does give him what she can leaving him even more curious because what the hell did a bunch of 14 year olds get into in Hawkins that require NDAs

before he leaves though he has to ask how she knows steve because that shouldn't be some huge secret.

Steph looks like a deer in headlights for a moment before doubling over with laughter, snorting hard to breathe crying laughter ( it really shouldn't be as cute as it was) once shes composed herself enough she just states "I am steve"

[youngerfrankenstein]

Feeling emotional about Nick and Maya tonight. Their relationship really is the backbone of the og trilogy. How the trilogy is largely about trust and the first major turning point is Phoenix trusting Maya and agreeing to defend her, and Maya putting her trust in Phoenix by letting him.

How Maya was willing to leap in front of a stun gun for Nick before she knew him a year. How Nick ran across a burning bridge because Maya needed him. How they constantly heckle each other but when the chips are down they have each other’s backs no questions asked. How they get into petty arguments all the time. How they both looked up to Mia and live in her shadow for different reasons but help each other become the best versions of themselves.

They’re ride or die and gossip with each other and there’s no one else they’d rather be stuck with.

[atlasrainerot]

redraw of that one meme as that one mlp episode 🍭🍫🌧️

[wickedcriminal]

"He's so teeny!"

So were you!!

[laylakeating]

HARRY SHUM JR. as BENSON “BLUE” KWAN Grey’s Anatomy | 21.04, This One's for the Girls

[mariocki]

Gareth Thomas returns - still running a car hire service, now inexplicably called Tom Lewis - in Public Eye: The Bankrupt (6.1, Thames, 1972)

[liones-s]

I've been trying to pay more attention to when things feel easy. I spent so many years forcing things - relationships, interests, routines - that it was difficult to imagine things could or should feel differently. now that I've starting experiencing things that feel natural, I'm learning that hard work and forcing things are not equivalent. Doing well in a class I enjoy takes a lot of work, but it's not miserable. Swimming makes me tired but it brings me joy. When I tell someone I like spending time with them, they suggest fun things to do and it just happens to be an activity I love. Relationships and hobbies and passions take work, but they can feel good. Noticing when it feels good can help us find the way towards what's meant for us.

[tetzoro]

the day the earth stood still is the day i felt your presence leave it, and then every day after that.

[janceezer]

There’s people that keep trying to justify jayvik in a platonic and brotherly way and it is driving me up the wall with frustration…They literally repeated multiple times that they will always find eachother in every timeline…

That without their bond hextech would not exist and the cure to hextech would not either…they touched foreheads…had the gayest fight in the history of histories…viktor died and got revived / saved by jayce three times…(the list goes on) and you call them brothers…? friends…?

It just feels homophobic or really dismissive of the depth of their bond…and like you did not pick up on the depth of subtext and other cues, and THEN explicit affirmation of earlier subtext

[rhythmic-idealist]

the thing is, Fred does have a catchphrase, it's just not one he says when he's surprised. (considering Fred's steady, confident energy, tbh this makes sense.)

Daphne says jeepers, Scooby says yikes and ruh-roh, Shaggy says zoinks, Velma says jinkies,

Fred says GANG