#me and mom broke

[rustic-space-fiddle]

UNDERWORLD SAGA SKETCHY BECAUSE THE BRAINROT HAS BEGUN I HEARD THE STREAM AND IMMEDIATELY BEGAN TO DOODLE BECAUSE I CANT SCREAM [low sat below the cut cuz it’s the underworld]

[moondwellerthatdwells]

It's okay hugo my lil fungus boy

[fruk-choosing-a-username]

*makes the nevarran hazelnut torte*

yeah. lucanis really loves rook.

[cygnus-is-tired]

Orthodontist hate him, dentist fear him! It’s NIBBLY!!!

(Unlike Nibbly you aren’t a god so don’t bite hard candy, you can and will fuck up your teeth)

[dirtytransmasc]

Sevika protecting Isha (and my feelings below):

I think the most heartbreaking, yet endearing, part of this whole scene, is that Sevika only has one arm.

in holding onto Isha, she renders herself defenseless. she has no clue what she's running into, but she won't put Isha down. she runs blind and unable to quickly fight back with her remaining arm.

and she doesn't give Isha a chance to run on her own. she just holds her. doesn't get angry when she fights her. doesn't scold her. just holds her tighter. and keeping a squirmy kids still is hard enough with two arms, let alone a kid fighting you as hard as she can with just one.

and she's soft with her, just in general. none of that normal tug and sharpness we're used to seeing. she's of course fighting her enough to keep her from slipping out of her grasp, but that's it.

I just. I'm not normal about them.

mother and child, your honor.

[jackie-gremlin-ghost]

That moment when you have a playthrough of the newest chapter of Poppy Playtime playing as background noise and suddenly you hear your own name.

[firstxprince]

Mind you we just came from a scene where Alex got pecked by two girls with no reciprocation, but the minute Henry has his hand's in his hair Alex's first instinct is to kiss back.

[peachhoneii]

What hits me some days is Stan and Ford have never processed the fact their father was emotionally (if physically) abusive. No way you can tell me that Filbrick Pines wasn't at least emotionally neglectful.

Stan outright says his dad never threw catch with him. He created the footbot to experience the act of throwing catch. Ford refused to build it for him. A lot of his emotional issues stem from his damaged relationship with his dad. It's absolutely tragic, but what's worse is that as horrible as Filbrick was to him, Stan doesn't really look back on his dad negatively.

He sees his dad as a tough bricklayer who tried to toughen him up in the world. It doesn't come to him that his dad wronged him as a parent, y'know. The man kicked him out of their own home and disowned him for an accident, and there's still a measure of respect in Stan's voice when he talks about his dad. You can hear it.

We usually say Ford was the golden child, and while that may be true, probably is, that doesn't mean anything positive for Ford either. I highly doubt Filbrick was an attentive parent to Ford. He didn't care about Ford's academic success.

Until this. "I'm impressed." Ford's absolute delight implies this isn't a regular occurrence, despite the numerous awards he's won over the years. It takes a school principal telling him that Ford may earn potential millions for Filbrick to demonstrate any pride in his son.

I wouldn't be surprised if Stan got more attention from Filbrick because he was always in trouble and probably increased his troublemaking so his father could give him attention. Ford just stayed on the side as the smarter, quieter kid.

From The Book of Bill, we can infer that Stanford didn't return home frequently, if at all. Bill lies. We know he lies. He also spits truths, especially when he aims to hurt you. He picks at your insecurities. Your dad won't want you coming home if you don't have millions. The fact Bill weaponized this tells me that not giving his family money, not being the millionaire his father wanted him to be definitely sits on Ford.

Stan wanted money to be welcome back into the family.

Ford knew money was the cost for his dad to value him, but he prioritized his passion for research over that. Even so, the decision haunts him.

Crazy thing is Filbrick has probably been dead for 20+ years, and his abuse of his children lingers in them as 60 something year old men. They still don't realize it. They can't even contextualize that their father was abusive, and that hurts me. That's so sad.

[punchyemblem]

so my mom's going thru a divorce (from her husband) (i hate him) (it's messy) and she's been seeing her ex again (i like him) who she broke up with due to alcoholism (ran vodka thru the brita filter) (the brita filter i drank from) (water) (i was 9) but she just texted me (with a phone) (photo message) that he bought me a bond (money) for my fourth birthday (small child) (didn't know what a saving's account was) (i'm turning 32 in a month) (28 years ago) and now (current) i get to find out (learn) how much interest a $100 (dollar) (usd) bond (from the government) can accrue in 28 years (a long time)

[lycorim]

The only thing missing for Ned to be a real mother screwed by the narrative is the dead mother's hairstyle.

For reference:

SAYS WHO!!

[uzi-x33]

sooo we all agree this scene was js kou telling nene and hanako that he’s bisexual and that he’s in love with mitsuba right?

[zer0point5ive]

do you think the stray cats ever wondered what happened to adam :(

[persistentplums]

Any which way but Zeus is a GREAT episode, but why the fuck did they do that to Hank.

“He’s a venture, he’ll never shake it.” [let’s cuddle!]

I understand this episode shows that Doc is actually aware of his sons but the way Hank has never got resolution for himself as a son and brother haunts me. So much time was dedicated to Dean finding his shit out and you can say the movie was for Hank finding himself but I’ll be honest I still didn’t find that satisfying either.

It just sticks so sore to me, especially since that scene was very similar to my own experience with my parent (mom) that I kind of sat there floored and feeling unwell that a character in fiction experiences the same thing I did. You aren’t cursed because of your family line, or meant to fail, it’s that nobody really cares anyways about you. You’re fine, not someone I need to be worrying about. You’re just like me. You can’t do anything about it.

The let’s cuddle addition is just cruelty, for a show not affectionate at all to punctuate that in the end of that scene felt like wow, alright, fuck me then.

I think about that scene way WAY more than anything else in vbros because it’s way too specific, hit close to home, but also adds my sadness for Hank entire development with relationships in general.

[monkee-mobile]

ough god, I cried over this

[disappointeddyke]

I think the most surprising thing to me that happens while working at a lesbian bar is the amount of queer women who think it’s ok to non-consensually feel me up or touch me inappropriately while I’m just trying to do my job.

[beneathsilverstars]

i’ve been in the car with my mom for 1.5 hours and so far i’ve explained the entire plot of isat, the plot of my favorite isat fanfic, loop’s arc in my own theoretical post-canon epic, and many aspects of The Project including airdropped sketches