#life amiright

[misswoozi]

Yesterday we had an earthquake AND an aftershock and yet it's TODAY'S workday that has given us a ceiling tile falling from the sky and a broken window 😭

[wojtekaneko]

Season 4 Martin was really going through it... (audio from here)

[deklo]

andrew minyard, the face of D.A.R.E. 😇

ref hehe thank u aerie @stabbyfoxandrew ♡

[charpim4ever]

if they don’t hug again in season 3 i WILL end it all bro 🙏🤧☹️☹️

[meinqiwu]

true love is possible only in the next world

[thats-highly-significant]

The inherent homoeroticism of 70s cop shows

[mxtxfanatic]

Fandom Gripe #23: I know that fandom is in some deep denial about its treatment of female characters that are canonically involved with fan favorite m/m ships, but do y’all realize that when you disappear female characters from the narrative wholesale to push the idea that your canonically straight fav was “secretly gay all along!” you’re making several bad implications? That 1) bi men don’t exist, 2) bi men do exist, but those who have genuinely loved a woman before cannot genuinely love a man after that (therefore bi men don’t exist in practice), 3) women cannot inspire genuine love and devotion in men, therefore any relationship with a woman is “lesser” than the one they later have a man (see previous parenthesis), or 4) to acknowledge the existence of a lovable woman who isn’t a terrible person, where if a relationship previously existed, it did not end because of “incompatibility,” is enough to destabilize the present relationship between two queer men?

Because why is the tgcf fandom allergic to acknowledging that He Xuan had a whole ass fiancée that he loved? Why does no one ever seem to remember that the kidnappings and murders of He Xuan’s sister and fiancée were the final straws that sent him on his rampage, and he still keeps a shrine to them in the present-day of the story? Why is her entire existence and significance to He Xuan as a man, character, and to his character arc disappeared in favor of pushing Shi Qingxuan—the brother of the man responsible for his fiancée’s death—into that same role, as if to say that her impact on He Xuan is significant... just not when it's from her? Why does He Xuan’s life in fandom essentially begin not just after her death but because of it?

[gomzdrawfr]

Im going to be quite busy since uni started and I have to do my placements and research papers, so I won't be doodling as much as before </3 but today I bring you this :)

[suntails]

bad day by alvin and the chipmunks

[kat-124]

swockt if any1 cares

alt ver with glowy horns :3

[sleevebuscemii]

sorry there’s so much to say but i can’t get past daniel fucking gagging for it at every turn when literally nobody was even bringing up the suggestion

[coffinwoodx]

“i’ve got Kim.”

“No the fuck you do not 😭”

[lurakha]

LIFE IS STRANGE 2 ー scenery (9 / ∞)

[licensedproldier]

this is one of my favorite screenshots from dropout btw

[laney-rockin]

HC that Kirk is a great cook/baker but never really gets to showcase that skill cause his quarters [unlike Pike's] doesn't have a massive fucking kitchen he can play around in.

But the thing that draws him the most is old rationing recipes from the great depression. This man was on Tarsus where he nearly died from starvation, ofc he'd be super good at cooking with barely anything.

He also [imo] would also be super good at picking up clues as to if a plant is edible or not and likes to play that game in his head as he looks around planets as Spock goes around doing whatever he does with his tricorder.

And Spock and Bones don't know shit about these skills of his until they're all stranded somewhere and Kirk just cooks nonchalantly and the other two just look either [in Bones' case] bewildered and [in Spock's case] mildly baffled that their captain can just make 3 reasonably sized portions out of NOTHING.

[tomscryingcorner]

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