#mais aussi

[steampunk-llama]

Authentic Aussie Teen Miku

[jinniebit]

I am doing TOTALLY fine right now... and so are my inmates @lixence @leenope @wisteriya @thnx4thefish .... right guys?

[theborzoiarebackintown]

They love each other or some nonsense

[gogandmagog]

The Blue Castle by L.M. Montgomery

[narriaa]

Translation of the text on the top of the pic': there are 12 different ways to write the 'S' sound

Translation of the text on the bottom of the pic': Not bad, huh? It's French.

[vagueconfusion]

source

[soeurdelune]

avatars (400 x 640): drew starkey, signés lune/soeurdelune

[ginette-de-gallifrey]

J'ai craqué, j'ai regardé le Comte de Monte-Cristo et ok d'accord. Ok je vois. Ce film est une pépite, Edmond est à la fois un pauvre type pathétic et mouillé, et en même temps un génie qui semble avoir tout calculé depuis le début. (Je suis presque sure que cet enflure avait prévu qu'Albert et Haydée tombent amoureux.) Et en plus il revient en mode gothic "I am the night" ? Hum hum. Pierre Niney est toujours pas mon style mais j'ai officiellement un nouveau blorbo.

[mjfs-heat-seeker]

Everyone pay your respects for Mark Davis and Mina Shirakawa who were both affected by the Evil Throuple Break Up

I need a segment of Mark and Mina bonding together in couples therapy over their throuples dissolving

[kidcanines]

cg!the batman (2004) headcannons ᯓᡣ𐭩

x - x - x

—DNI NSFW—

· likes to pretend he’s a single parent even though it’s Alfred teaching him how to take care of you

· Makes comments on what the butler picks out for you- “Won’t it be chilly today? What if he catches a cold?”…”Master Bruce, I assure you, I’ve checked the forecast.”

· Has Alfred teach him how to cook breakfast so he can make food for you.

· Likes holding you close to his chest and whispering in your ear to make you go to sleep- is very advanced in the art of staying up late too make sure you get sleep- Alfred takes over when it becomes clear that Bruce needs sleep just as much as you do. He lays you down on your tummy and gently pats and rubs your back against your onesie to soothe you to sleep. He’ll play old records too.

· Bruce acts out the stories he reads to you. Literally. He can’t tell a story without setting up some sort of fortress and moving around it in a manner that makes you giggle. Anything to make you laugh.

· You hang off of him every chance you get. He doesn’t even have to be holding you for you to be hanging off of his shoulder or arm.

· You present to be the most well behaved little boy at the multitudes of dinner parties and charity balls that your dad hosts. Both Alfred and Bruce fret over you constantly but you manage to woo the crowd every chance you get.

· You prove to be a much better novice cook than your Dad, which he playfully sulks at before surprise picking you up and tickle attacking you.

· Not too much tv time- Alfred makes sure you’re always occupied whenever Bruce is away. Whether that be playing with toys or dancing on his toes to your favorite sounds with a wide smile on your face.

· You prove to be a much better novice cook than your Dad, which he playfully sulks at before surprise picking you up and tickle attacking you.

· Your sleep schedule is never really set. Whenever Alfred or Bruce puts you down to bed you end up sneaking down to the batcave, wide awake. You’re quite the stealth master yourself so Bruce only knows you're down there when Ace comes out of the darkness. Both just sigh at your insistence on staying up.

· You’re homeschooled. Everyone knows that Bruce- millionaire playboy who invests so much in his company his workers are prim and pampered-is your caretaker. So it’s not wise to just send you out into the world thinking nobody’s gonna at least try to kidnap you because of who you are. Besides, you don’t like the attention it brings.

· When you’re regressed to smaller ages and don’t like to be away from your Dad you have a little spot carved out in the batcave. Alfred likes to put you in baby jail a lot- a room with all your favorite toys directly across from the kitchen which he can see into.

· In the summer you guys garden. A bunch. Carrots, peas (bleh), parsley, tomatoes, beans, potatoes, and much much more. You don’t necessarily like getting your hands dirty but it’s fun when both your dad and Alfred are around.

· You and your Dad go sit underneath a tree when it’s especially hot and just enjoy the breeze and sounds. You usually fall asleep in his lap while he reads. You’ve forced him to recognize early on that his life can’t just be all work and no play. And the fear of leaving you early on to fend for yourself is still there, a blight on many of his days with you. It’s not like they’re numbered- more the suddenness of it.

· Leaving you without him is similar to the suddenness of a slammed door and the resounding quietness afterwards. Just like his parents did. In the blink of an eye, a mere snap of a finger, a subsequent pulling of the trigger. It’s instant. But he can’t live his life in fear. Knowing that without you the sweetness of life wouldn’t be fully realized.

· That he’d miss out on so many silly moments that only you could come up and he be the benefactor of. Being Batman is not so much about avenging his parents deaths anymore, but protecting those kids who would otherwise be out of luck if he didn’t exist. In a way, he does it for you.

· It’s what makes him clench you that much tighter despite the heat and the cicadas. What makes him hold your hand tighter at those annoying dinner parties. What makes him feel just that much lighter when he’s around you. What makes him work harder when it comes down to the nitty gritty of being a vigilante.

· You have one stuffed animal despite your Dads insistence on buying you more. It’s well-loved and you make sure whenever Alfred goes to wash it that he’s very gentle despite just how many times he’s gone about the task of washing said stuffie.

· He loves spoiling you, whether it be coming home with sweets you like (macarons hands down.) or bringing you toys and pacifiers and babas. It’s frankly impossible to get him to stop spending money on you. You rarely ask for anything but when you do oh boy you better hope he doesn’t buy multiples of the exact same thing just for you.

· What you do have in multitudes is blankets. Dozens of them on you and your dads bed for you and Ace to snuggle into.

· Bruce and Alfred always like to remind you that they love you. For Bruce it’s a quick kiss on the cheek that he pulls you into. For Alfred, a squeeze of your hand whenever you guys are out (especially during the cold months) or an ask for a little hand when he’s baking a sweet treat.

· Bruce is always peeling or cutting your fruit you. He learned from Alfred and now just likes the mundanity that comes with plating cut up and small digestible foods on your cute little separated plate and placing it in front of you while your playing pretend with something he carved.

· You very often go to Wayne tower with him. You curiously mock and observe all the little human quirks about your dad that people don't tend to pick up on.

note: There are different renditions of Batman everywhere. This specific rendition (The Batman, 2004) follows a younger, more naive Bruce Wayne who is just settling into his role as Batman- thus my headcannons might seem a bit out of character from the one you might be used to. However, this one, is not. This Batman is one I’ve known in particular for a very long time (been watching and rewatching this one since I was 14) and thus I write more about him because that’s what I feel comfortable with. He isn’t out of character, he’s just a different version.

[a-room-of-my-own]

Mazan n’aura fait prendre conscience de rien du tout aux hommes en revanche l’affaire aura bien radicalisé les femmes.

J’entends des positions de plus en plus musclées autour de moi 😄

[succikko-nebulae]

Je fais que relayer de façon mega lazy mais je sors du depouillement alors je suis trop mort pour refaire mes propres phrases.

Si apres cette nouvelle rassurante vous vous sentze l'envie de faire un truc bien pour les personnes les plus vulnérables et ciblées par les fachos, y'a une asso d'aide au exilé.e.s qui fait une cagnotte pour reparer les degats causés par des faf.

Je mets le lien du post sur l'image et celui du helloasso en bas, restez solidaires et prenez soins de vos potes exilé.e.s en général

[gay-impressionist]

Ma mairie va bientôt organiser une votation sur l'ajout de caméras de surveillance dans la ville, et ils ont publié des arguments pour et contre... Mdr bah je sais pour quoi je vais voter maintenant.

La vidéoprotection contribue à la résolution de seulement 1% des enquêtes + pas de diminution d'infractions constatée après l'installation de caméras, voire ça incite les gens à se masquer et être plus violents...

Pourquoi on veut mettre des caméras du coup ?? 🤣

[darlinhutchence]

"i think hes got a lot of guts and hes totally camp and outrageous." - michael hutchence on Freddie Mercury, who died 33 years ago today

my favourite michael and freddie story comes from the inxs autobiography. such an iconic duo. 🤭

[frenchlitclub]

Les livres montrés dans le tableau "Liberté" lors de la cérémonie d'ouverture des jeux olympiques 2024, ce vendredi (liste à la fin):

Romances sans parole, de Verlaine, 1874 On ne badine pas avec l'amour, d'Alfred de Musset, 1834 Passion Simple, d'Annie Ernaux, 1992 Bel-Ami, de Maupassant, 1885 Sexe et Mensonges, de Leïla Slimani, 2017 Le diable au corps, de Raymond Radiguet, 1923 Les Liaisons Dangereuses, de Laclos, 1782

Le thème commun à tous ces livres: les relations amoureuses (souvent interdites, adultères), la passion, la sexualité dans la littérature française. La scène suit 3 personnes flirtant à l'aide des livres qu'ils se montrent dans la bibliothèque nationale de Paris; on peut y voir une référence au roman "Jules et Jim" d'Henri-Pierre Roché, et à la pièce "Caprices de Marianne" d’Alfred de Musset où l'on retrouve des trios/triangles amoureux.

[anaalnathrakhs]

Re: your tags on that post about ADHD: if it helps, this is like, my exact experience and I got diagnosed with ADHD recently. The "sat in front of an assignment I am capable of producing Something for but not doing it for hours, even though there is external pressure on me" happened to me, repeatedly, and in my last year of highschool it even had me crying on an almost weekly basis. That's what got me to fail the last semester of my licence last year, also. If it's bothering you and you're in a position to, I'd recommend getting an appointment with a specialist to check & so they can help (and if you have options, not an older guy, they're the most likely to tell you that if you weren't a hyperactive boy well you must be fine, which. Okay. Well I'm not.) I had to wait maybe like six months for an appointment at a public hospital, mais hey grâce à la sécu c'était gratuit and the lady was very helpful. In any case, I'm shaking your hand metaphorically. Me too 😔

yeah i might do that at some point but i've had pretty bad experiences with mental health care in general and specifically the people i mentioned possibly having adhd to. like. I tried four times i think? to four different professions, two of them i was seeing for entirely something else and two specifically because i suspected adhd, et je me suis fait expédier hyper vite donc au final je sais pas si je me suis fait skip par des docteurs qui avaient la flemme, ou si c'est obvious que j'ai pas de TDAH (aussi vu que aucun psy avant ni depuis n'a mentionné ça à part apparemment mon pédiatre quand j'avais 3 ans ?)

bref je suis juste tellement pas préparé.e à ramener et défendre mon dossier et tout, parce que de toute façon l'anxiété-dépression c'est avéré, historique de phobie scolaire c'est avéré, y'a peut-être potentiellement un autisme qui se balade aussi, donc ce serait pas un diag plié en voyant s'il y a symptôme ou pas quoi. Après je me doute bien que c'est une situation plutôt commune pcq ça va main dans la main les comorbidités, mais qmême.

désolé.e je vais ramble mais j'ai une immense hantise de me rattacher à l'idée d'avoir un TDAH juste parce que c'est un truc pour lequel il y a des médicaments. Parce que j'ai envie de find the vitamin et de trouver LE truc qui va régler tous mes défauts et toutes mes mauvaises habitudes, toute ma mauvaise hygiène de travail. J'ai trop peur de mal interpréter les symptômes du TDAH, j'ai trop peur de dramatiser ce que je vis, j'ai trop peur de mal comprendre et identifier mes problèmes, j'ai trop peur d'essayer de rejeter la faute sur un problème neurologique alors que c'est un truc sur lequel j'aurais pu bosser moi-même quoi.

Du coup le tag why i could have adhd le but c'est un peu de regrouper des indications queeeeee.... voilà quoi. Mais ouais. Je saurais pas défendre ça devant un.e pro. Et surtout bah, autant l'autisme y'a déjà une pro qui l'a suggéré (justement une dame qui m'a expédié.e comme un chien de son cabinet quand j'étais venu.e dire que je pensais que j'avais un TDAH, elle m'a dit d'aller voir du côté du centre régional de l'autisme ou jsp quoi si elle y était, plus ou moins), autant le TDAH non. Mais en même temps, si ce que je vis est un TDAH, primo on connaît les stats de diag des petites filles, et deuzio 80% de ma famille agit comme ça. DONC JSP. bref.

très peur de me faire reject comme un chien encore et de me demander si le doc est un gros con qui n'a rien examiné, ou si le doc a été méchant mais a correctement examiné et dédui mon cas. trop peur aussi de me faire diag et de devoir entamer un suivi et tout dans mes circonstances actuelles. et trop peur de me faire diag et d'avoir des médicaments qui ne marchent pas et de me rendre compte qu'en fait c'était même pas ça le problème. bref les classiques.