#maybe something is wrong with me

[jamandjazz]

Maybe the reason I get so insecure about TINY mistakes in my drawings when everyone says that no one will notice them is because I am the type of person that WILL zoom in and examine a drawing and I probably WOULDVE noticed. I don’t do it to TRY to find mistakes. And even when I do see them I move on but I like looking for little details artists make. Like looking at things and being like “whoever made that KNEW they ate that little piece right there UP” I like seeing EXACTLY how they made the art, seeing sketch lines that weren’t erased is like a treat because I can see their process. But if someone did that to MY art I’d probably cry.

[necluda-hylians]

i have so many regular customers at work and its kinda nice to have nice people that you recognize come by here and there but am i the only one who is uncomfortable going places and having the people working there recognize me?? 💀 like now that its reversed i feel so awkward going to these places bc i feel like there's some weird (likely non-existent) pressure to act a certain way? idk i like not knowing the people behind the counter LOL

[peachyinky]

[shaking] please let me play splat zones whenever i want to. i have a problem

[the-ebonymermaid]

even when im not sad

Ctto<33

[lostwanderer42]

Oops read a fic where the relationship was written in a way that reminded me of how i yearn to be loved but no one seems to know how to love me

[chloesimaginationthings]

Man this scene in FNAF 2 movie is gonna be wild-

[theauraeater]

vent

[egophiliac]

still ruminating over Lost In the Book With Spooky Skeletons Part 1, so here's a selection of some of my favorite little bits! (...some more loosely paraphrased than others) (I just feel like Idia has no room to criticize in general, okay)

anyway, I'm sure we're just going to have a fun time celebrating Halloween and nothing bad is going to happen whatsoever! :)

[cmbynsoundtrack]

the worst feeling is looking in the mirror and not recognizing yourself whatsoever

[3cmyoongi]

[wellhithereitme]

looking into my head made my therapist cry last session why is she so dramatic like chill sis its not that srs I literally live in here

[lucabyte]

On autonomy, and what it means to be Obliged to Help.

Bonus:

[patahoe]

I’m not really attracted to anyone but if you like me I’m already in love with you whoever you are.

[yrlocalghost]

man i love flowey so much, i don’t think i ever realized just how funny he is when i was a teenager. i love that he save scums. i love that he gets mad when you interrupt his monologue. i love that he talks like an anime villain because he thinks frisk is chara and is playing the world’s longest game of edgy oc playground roleplaying. he has the strongest cain instinct i have ever seen. he projects like crazy. he is an incredibly sore loser. i love him

[canisalbus]

I swapped them around in a silly doodle

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[harmonysanreads]

One of the things about Capitano that really stood out to me is how... nice he is. And it doesn't feel like an abrupt twist at all because it brings sense to the earlier information we had on him. His fame and how Fatui agent Viktor would much rather work under him if given the choice. A figure who actually cares about the modus oparandi, or more specifically, whether it is fair and honorable to other parties or not is naturally a more trustworthy leader as opposed to one who doesn't care about methodology so long as it gets the work done. Of course, adherence to certain principles is bound to slow down progress and for a faction like the Fatui, that is a handicap.

Despite this, the soldiers under Capitano's leadership trust him immensely. Even someone like Arlecchino respects him, “independent of the power he possesses” — this suggests that while Capitano's strength is impressive, his personality is even more impactful. He's also reasonable and doesn't misuse his strength, evidenced by his encounter with Varka and his unwillingness to ambush Mavuika in her weakened state.

Perhaps it's the marginal overuse of the ‘righteous’ character (often rather carelessly) which has created a certain situation, wherein we are often more attracted to morally gray characters (although not really comprehending the nuances well all the time). Of course, it's still a bit early to make a definitive conclusion but, this portrayal of the ‘righteous’ character through Capitano is something I find really refreshing.