#man i WEPT

[scatterbrainedbot]

cass, a professional: order of badass donbot, extra dramatic entrance!

me, nodding, banned from most kitchens: leo drama and angst, heard chef!

(shoutout to @somerandomdudelmao for yet again making feel emotions i cannot fully explain)

[librarydilf]

2x NATIONAL CHAMPION AMBER GLENN. LET'S ALL CRY TOGETHER.

[paleriddara]

THE LORD HELD ME BY MY NECK, "I WISH THINGS COULD BE DIFFERENT" HE WEPT

[plasticflowersinahistorycemetery]

jensen ackles with his stupid little crows feet and stupid little smile and stupid little pointy canines and stupid fucking hair and beard i get awful cuteness-aggression and i wanna bite his fucking arm off

[katiefratie]

Man.....taz balance is truly one of the most spectacular things ever made, nothing will ever top it or frankly even come close, I listen to and love a lot of dnd ap media and taz balance was the first so it will always be special to me but also it's so incredible and beautiful and funny and heart wrenching and warming and just I love these characters with my entire heart

[amplifyme]

[the-judicial-assistants-notebook]

if I were Susato, my personal breaking point would have been getting back to Japan after being told my father was deathly ill and rushing to his bedside and then finding out he was never even sick. And that's not even the most brazen lie she gets told

That is so valid!!!!!! Personally, I think my relief at learning he wasn't dying (plus the fact that I could actually return to Britain and not be holed up in my home for the rest of my life) would have outweighed my anger, but 100% I would have lost it if

[ SUPER-MASSIVE DGS SPOILERS UNDER THE CUT ]

I LEARNT MY FATHER HAD BEEN LYING TO ME MY WHOLE LIFE????? Because that's the thing about Susato's story, right, it's not just the gravity of the lie (even though hey! what the fuck); it's the fact that every single man she's been close to growing up has been lying to her her entire life.

Her martial arts instructor turns out to be an enemy of the state; her father neglects to tell her... anything about what happened to him in Britain; and Kazuma, after inspiring her to dedicate her life to assisting him in court, doesn't even deem her worthy of the truth behind his goals. And it doesn't end there!

Sherlock Holmes -- her idol, the man she's been living with the entire time she's been in England, the man whom she cradled in her arms after he was shot and possibly whose life she saved by stemming his blood, the only person she trusted with the truth of her own actions before leaving -- straight up lies to her face about Kazuma's death. And he can't even find it in him to look at her as Ryuunosuke -- because she is denied even this -- forces him to explain himself. I. I don't know how she took it.

It's just. So much. And, I'm sorry, but if I found out that my father who ran away from my birth due to the grief of losing his wife (never mind that I, too, lost my mother and needed him) had the gall to help birth another baby and name her after my mother, I would have fucking lost it. I would have had a panic attack and then locked both him and his investigative partner who'd helped him propagate his lies in their once-shared flat and set the whole place on fire. I wouldn't have given a shit about what they had to say.

It's such a testament to her character and compassion that she looked at all that and decided to forgive. That she could see beyond herself to this other girl, who was lied to and hurt almost as much as she was, and say 'no more'. That she could look at Iris, the root and mirror of all her grief, and decide to love her. Not for her father, not for Iris's father, not even for herself, really, but for Iris. For Iris, she chooses to be kind.

She's just so, so kind and so, so amazing and so, so wonderful and everything happens to her!!!!!!!!!

[legokingfisher]

Thinking about how Wyldfyre said Heatwave is her tribe father. Thinking about how he is the size of all the other fire dragons we see in the Wyldfyre shorts. So not archdragon sized. Thinking about how this probably means he’s only considered the tribe father/an arch dragon because all the other fire dragons in his and Wyldfyre’s area fucking died. God. Mannn

And I know tribe father doesn’t just mean adoptive father in this context too because they make a distinction between the mountain matriarch being Riyu’s tribe mother and her being the nursing dragonet’s mother

[hyperrealisticblood]

they would find each other in any universe

and they did :]

[alexjcrowley]

The Hobbit or Bilbo Baggins's Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad, Not At All Fun Steppe Vacation

[howdoyousleep3]

Husband just had me fighting for my life during sex it was incredible

[hanzajesthanza]

one of the tropes that is soooo disturbing to me but like in a good and interesting way... is when a descendant of a lineage, or an evolutionary descendant of a species, returns "home" after many years, and though this individual doesn't know or recognize this place at all, because its so different and divorced of itself now, that's where it was from... ancestrally...

ancestral determinism is soooo frightening to me like wdym there's ghosts in your blood 😭

and i guess it freaks me out how short the human lifespan is, like (if your family has emigrated or moved) you can have absolutely no connections to and no memories of what is supposedly your "homeland," but everyone insists it's your ancestral homeland as if that would mean anything to you

[dinersaturn]

If there’s one thing the Mangaka author ONE taught us it’s that your art doesn’t have to be breathtaking or consistant. As long as you put your passion into it- it will find the right audience and they will love it.

[thekenobee]

A Man of the people

[metashard]

Fucks me up that we'll never get to hear the accents of people whose first language is now a dead one. Could you have told how far north or south someone's hometown was along the Nile because their 𓄿 and 𓂝 were fused on some words? Did the ancient Mycenaeans have a "pirate accent" from those who spent their days sailing to foreign lands?

How hard was it to translate things or learn a new language if one or both of the languages didn't have a written form, or if writing was limited to a small class of people? You couldn't use a phrase book or anything, and all vocabulary would have to be memorized. Someone would have to do it first. Would you pantomime everything until you found some basic understanding on a few words? Would you prize someone who had grown up in a mix of the two cultures, maybe born to a pair where each parent primarily spoke different languages, and treasure them as your translator?

What was it like to live in a world where literacy was so universally limited that nothing was built around being able to read? No signs, no labels, no notes, no advertisements, no help without asking someone verbally. The government (if you had it) and the priests (if you had them) might write a whole lot, but the average person wasn't expected to ever need to read that directly. Would you have paid more attention to the non-written world if you weren't under constant bombardment from text trying to make itself known everywhere you looked? Or would the hunger for information simply have gone unsatisfied?

[lucifer-kane]

idk if I'll draw this but I just had the visual of a two piece thing of Warren stealing a cigarette out of Gordon's pack while he's not around and the guy hasn't smoked since he was sixteen. He takes one drag and starts coughing up a lung and Gordon finds him and absolutely dunks on him for it