#maybe a bit bitter as well

[starry-songs-canvas]

Break the News

Vicki Vale had been in another major scandal recently, and her ingenious employers decided she needed to be out of Gotham while the heat cools down.

She thought this was going to be a nothing burger, investigating some billionaire who decided to became mayor of some small, middle of nowhere town for, “public pride” or whatever.

That was until an unknown child-hero saved her, than made her day.

Vicki Vale: Why haven’t you called the Justice League?

Danny: You don’t think we tried? We’re in the middle of nowhere, the Justice League is too busy for us, “small fry”.

(Mutters): even if we’ve fought off entire world invasions…

[vanlegion]

[yuridovewing]

i really hate how the fandom’s excuse for jayfeather’s shitty behavior (and outright medical malpractice in certain cases. looking at the time he refused to help squilf in labour bc he couldnt be bothered and later blamed her for how bad it was) is “well the clan was ableist to him growing up, so fuck them!” ok how does that excuse him screaming at and berating the cats that didnt do any of that. or the babies.

[dykedvonte]

Can you talk about trans!Curly a little bit more? I'm curios if you have any headcanons and the like

-💀

It's just such a thing in my mind because it adds a truthful sadness and differing aspect to mouthwashing.

If Curly was trans it adds the horror of the horribly selfish thought he could have easily been in Anya's situation. It could've been him but it wasn't and he so conflicted on the pit it put in his stomach that brings and the shameful relief it wasn't. In this scenario he is friends with Jimmy for a long time still. Jimmy likely knew him pretransition. Maybe he gave Curly weird looks then, maybe they never stopped after, maybe they seemed meaner. They are guys now, bros, both of them are. He doesn't really have to worry what those looks mean anymore, Jimmy just has that face with him sometimes. It's recontextualizing a lot of things for him that he was in denial about or too ashamed to admit. How naive he was being and how he let that get another person hurt.

Specifically with Anya, it's he knows the dread and fear she's feeling. He can understand it because he had to live with it for a good portion of his life, he knows it cause he still does, just in a slightly different way. It makes him think of all the times he's been alone with Jimmy, all the times he's been way more drunk off his ass and not remember the night, Jimmy was always with him the next day. Makes him think of the comments he would laugh off both because that's what guys do but because that part of being a girl says to laugh so Jimmy doesn't do something. It's the selfish realization that he was never safe and he's uncertain now too. Mad at himself for forgeting that feeling, espcially since for a long time he would've been considered the only woman on a crew (with all that implies) for a long time.

He should've taken those blinders off, step back into that position for just a moment and it's so much more painful that Anya likely came to him because he should've gotten it. Those thoughts don't leave his mind after the crash when he's in an even more vulnerable position than she was...

[ellenchain]

I'm playing some old missions again to update my challenges and was surprised at how good I find the 7 Deadly Sins compared to the newer content (pff) But playing Ambrose Island, I realised again how little we know about Lucas Grey's past.

Apart from the fact that Grey suddenly comes around the corner with a mission that also happens to have something to do with Providence, I'm sure it's down to IOI looking for content that fits in with the overall game. So no further questions.

But still I ask myself: Who was Noel Crest for Lucas Grey?

Because have you noticed that Grey sounds super, super sad when Crest dies? Or when he announces him? Or when he briefly talks about his past? In general, Grey was extremely vulnerable in this mission. John Hopkins does a fantastic job as always, but I really wonder why Grey is so emotional. I mean, I melt every time he says "I'll see you soon" when the mission is over. It's very sweetly purred. Longingly, even.

Crest was probably one of Grey's confidants, they worked closely together. But for comparison, Sean Rose, the guy who ran the big militia in Colorado (on Grey's behalf), also seemed to me to be a confidant of Grey. Otherwise he wouldn't give him such a task. Grey himself worked in the house alongside all the others (we remember the cellar). Intense co-operation, as with Crest. And we see Grey directly after 47 has done his deed, namely on the hill with his sniper rifle. But here, he didn't look sad at all. More like "well, now they're dead, crap, I'll have to think of something else now"

With Crest, I had the feeling that he needed 5 minutes to himself to process the death of his former... friend? I don't know, maybe I am reading too much into it.

Are there any fan theories on Noel Crest and Lucas Grey yet??

[longagoitwastuesday]

Kusakabe, dear, you're too beautiful to be saying that kind of stuff

[skitskatdacat63]

Boy King Seb :D

[smile-files]

okay the director of the jewish camp i'd been working at just suddenly rescinded my job offer??? well hey the camp is pretty zionist anyway, it's for the best

[kurothoughts]

me: I saw a video about tea yesterday. Should I try make some?

[10min later, I pour tea on my teacup and add milk]

me: *in a bad British accent, alone at home* Sebastian, where's the bloody sugar?

[kifu]

Ramsey, the spotted monster.

[todayisafridaynight]

Since you mentioned it, what did you think of Speak No Evil? I was thinking of watching it myself :0

i really liked it ............ my friend scoffed at me when i told her i was watchin it so take my opinion with a grain of salt tho </3

[iwritenarrativesandstuff]

I just drank lettuce milk again. I never learn.

[mars-ipan]

experiencing any level of joint pain for longer than a day or two has only reinforced my belief that ppl with chronic pain are actually the strongest motherfuckers on the goddamn planet

[thekimspoblog]

Demon trying to feed on my insecurities: "You're a bad driver"

Me: "Of course I am. I hate driving. Going 80 mph surrounded by tons of metal is nerve-wrecking. I try to do it as little as possible. Of course I'm bad at it"

Demon: "You're a bad writer"

Me: "Well that part's simply not true. I never claimed I was the greatest author of my generation, but when I put pen to paper I know what I want to communicate and I usually do it well. If someone isn't impressed with my work, that's unfortunate but they're entitled to their opinion"

Demon: "You're a bad leader"

Me: "Well I don't know about that! I mean there was that one time when... Ok look just because people don't see me as an authority figure doesn't mean... 😠 You know you can be a real asshole, demon!"

[touchlikethesun]

re: my last rb from @messrsage, i think i actually do have a bit more to say apologies. but like i think of fandom as a really large house. not everyone that lives in the house is going to agree on things, but the one thing everyone has a vested interest in is making sure the house stays standing and a general good vibe is maintained. within this house there are all kinds of rooms, and different people might spend more time in one room than another, different people might like some more than others, but it is the job of everyone to be nice and respectful. if you don't like how someone else has decorated their room, you have no right to say anything to them, you just have to go back to your room and mind your own business. not all housemates are going to get along, but you all live in the same house, and if you don't want to piss off the neighbors with your shouting, you're going to have to figure out some way of tolerating each other. similarly, there are general house rules that everyone respects, some upkeep and chores that everyone has to do, but other than that, the housemates are all allowed to live their lives, make their art, build relationships etc. etc.

now what happens when someone new knocks on the door of this house and says, "i'd like to live here too please"? obviously the front door is always open, there's always enough room for more people. but when you move into a new house share, do you start ripping up the carpet, breaking the appliances, going into others' rooms and demand they change everything they're doing? do you try and steal a room from someone else or evict the other housemates, do you start fights with the people that have been there for years and tell them the way they do things is wrong? obvious, no, you don't fucking do that.

when you move into a new house, you learn the house rules, you're polite and courteous with your new housemates even if you aren't sure that you vibe with them, you respect the house and the established boundaries, and you try and make your own space feel like a home to you. you might bring something new to the table, something that the people already living there might like and adopt more widely, but if they don't, well there's nothing you can do. it is their house after all. if you really feel like you can't make the house a home, you don't have any right to demand the others change, you just have to move out and find a different house, one where you feel comfortable and at ease.

you would never move into a new house share and start making demands for the people already living there to make all sorts of changes, because it's their house too. so why would you do this coming into a fandom? either learn the rules and learn to cooperate, or move out. to me, it's as simple as that.

[reginalusus]

Drawings I've done that I don't like or think aren't good/could be better always seem to do the 'best'. Like, some of my drawings that I think are just really ugly get lots of notes for some reason.

But then, drawings I'm proud of/put hours upon hours of effort into don't seem to click with people, and therefore don't do as 'well'.

Humans are weird creatures, aren't they?