#maybe i'm biased

[artlyloser]

She looks like she could throw me over her shoulder ~~

[jencsi]

A Man on The Inside so far- Ted's character's name is Charles, he reports to a PI named Julie, he has a recorder to send memos to her regarding the investigation, so he refers to her often by her first name and just hearing him say the name "Julie" so much is just *chefs kiss* Also, "Julie, Jan is dead" was the best delivered line so far and it's only episode 2.

[stuckinapril]

Why do you think situationships are so common… what’s wrong with love nowadays

people genuinely just have more options these days. it's not something i find either objectively good or objectively bad--it's just fact. that and we are past the ancient times where people need to marry early to gain stability, so commitment is no longer a must for lots of people.

i get how situationships are frustrating to people at large, and i can see adverse effects of it being prevalent like hu culture, but i am also glad to be alive at a time where i have more liberty to choose who i date and there's more flexibility to date more people in general. yeah i'm not a fan of treating people like they're products, probably why i stay away from dating apps, but in that same breath i do appreciate that i'll never have to settle for anyone in a world of 8 billion people. so i guess i do understand the frustration, but if someone isn't willing to commit to you when they have options i think that's honestly a good way to weed them out. i'd rather someone didn't commit to me in a sea of options vs committing to me bc they have no one else. and ultimately finding that someone who does commit to you in today's fast-paced dating scene will be worth it.

[allygatoor]

i think it's time that we as a society realized that actually eternals wasn't bad it was just not standard marvel fare and that's okay

[fredlikesbreakfast]

while the RoR soundtrack is objectively very good, it simply doesn't hit the same as the D 1-3 soundtracks

[im-secretly-a-frog]

Why do queer people seem so much more in love than straight people?

Like in general. I know that you can give examples of straight people being really in love, but in general queer people just seem happier together. They seem more free, if you know what I mean.

I want to know why.

[audacityinblack]

Beetee is the true hero of Catching Fire tbh

[old-man-hell]

so, The Foundation Cleon casting call really was like: "🥺 <- if you look like this, you may be entitled to financial compensation."

[phtalogreenpoison]

Hello! What is the Starless Sea about?/anything you want to share about it to someone who has not read it?

OK SO...

Get ready for a ramble.

It is a story about stories. A story about a man who finds himself within that story. And the person he meets and falls in love with. But time and fate conspire to keep them apart, unless they are supposed to forge their own new ground? A story about betrayal and love and meetings and partings. And books. So, so many books. With stories that take place in the real world and some that can only be imagined. But you never know when the story is starting or ending, and if you do, that changes your entire perspective of it. Take it, breathe it in, exhale, and repeat. You might just find yourself with a new heart. A heart of gold and a low hum.

[loveerran]

It's hard to walk the fine line between Bi positivity/pride and the arrogance associated with obvious Bi superiority.

But I try.

[tourmelion]

She had 7 kids and didn't think to properly research the medicines they might need. Still feels intensely irresponsible, she has finally seen reason, but she wasn't supposed to do this in the first place, she's supposed to protect her kids, they could all die from her negligence, I feel nothing for this idiot, good you finally saw reason, but she shouldn't have had kids if she was going to be so reckless and ignorant about their health. Children are a massive responsibility that you take on yourself, it's your job to look after them, and she just did not give a toss, any doctor will tell you to vaccinate your kids, but no, great that she's now against misinformation, but, you shouldn't have had any kids without researching what they need, if a tiktok mom convinced her water is good for infants she would have been so irresponsible to follow that advice, but she basically did the same thing but with vaccines. They should be allowed to re-home kids for this shit, or at least make the kids get vaccinated, or at least check if they have allergies to it before starting. And I can understand Pfizer shit, cause it's Pfizer, but just pick a decent brand and do it. All her kids could die rn from her ignorance, I feel like 'seeing the light' after so much recklessness shouldn't save you from the blame, it's good she is working to stop misinformation, but you still had kids and performed reckless abandon, you had them without caring for their well being, cause if you did care for their well being you would have gone to a doctor about it before your first child

You don’t say.

[mothygraves]

people are so rude about those really nice temporary tattoos that look decently real. "just get a real one" as if there aren't a million reasons why someone wouldn't want/be able to get a real one. it doesn't just boil down to someone being a "fake poser"

[bubbledtee]

we 👏 need ��� more 👏 outlaw! 👏 metallica 👏 members

no we just need james. no one else fits the outlaw vibes. jason kinda comes close but i can only see james being an outlaw...sorry!

xoxo

alana

[compactsims]

[nohj3]

This is true.

But even with enough money to succeed, a lot of these things still take courage.

Unless your money is unlimited, or nonchalantly excessive enough to rid you of your wrries and anxieties, you still required courage to overcome those wrries and anxieties.

Too many Americans have no safety nets.

[sergle]

ah hell. pixel art has its hooks back in me for real now.