#my biggest blessing

[beautifullyperfectlyflawed]

The difference almost a year makes....💕

[amedouce]

i love my mom the most <3

[ca-d]

perseids and northern lights?!!?! magical ✨

[seatokki]

miscellaneous xie lians since they’re starting 2 pile up

[polin-erospsyche]

I’m a simple girl, when my parents sit together it makes me all happy, giggly and kicking my feet. Can this tour never end please?

[punkeropercyjackson]

After some (not unpleasent and worth it) waiting,The Anomalies meme doodle i requested from @jellyjays is finally complete!!!Gracias tanto Connor,se ven tan lindos♡♡♡

[eddievedders]

TED LASSO — 1.04 “For the Children”.

[ghostkingsupreme]

Of course Pei Ming had to be a banana 🍌

Xie Lian & Hua Cheng | Feng Xin & Mu Qing | Shi Qingxuan & Ming Yi

[captxena]

did a couple redraws, a little looser this time. I was looking at my last one and it felt a little stiff

[clarissaweasley-10]

Imagine how crazy the fangirls would have been if Thea was a boy.

[kairennart]

assassin

for @merlinbingo prompt #2E294E

[solradguy]

Do you think one could attain decent-ish ability to read Japanese just by studying kanji? Specifically asking because the kanji learnin' service "wanikani" is the single Japanese resource that works best with my brain, but then there are separate resources for grammar and vocab and and and.....

You will get REAAAALLLLLYYY far knowing only the kanji but you're going to have to know hiragana and katakana at some point too. Tofugu, the company that did Wanikani, has two mnemonics-based guides for the kana that are basically Wanikani Lite. They're how I learned the kana and I swear by them.

Here's hiragana: https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/learn-hiragana/

And katakana: https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/learn-katakana/

Hiragana are especially vital to learning kanji; you won't be able to use 99% of Japanese-English dictionaries without them. BUT they're pretty easy and the rules for using them are consistent. You won't have to remember any irregular exceptions for any of them.

I haven't tried it yet, but I've heard really good things about the Crystal Hunters manga series as a fun/low stress way to learning Japanese vocab and grammar. It eases the reader into new concepts and then repeats them throughout the chapter so you remember them. There are free vocab and study guides/lists for each chapter too. Might be worth checking out once you get some kanji and the kana under your belt? The first book is also free.

Official site: https://crystalhuntersmanga.com/

Good luck!!

[petitstoasts]

here's sorrel dying in a glue trap

this rat belongs to @rayadraws

[cerealbishh]

"You're pretty new at this whole relationship thing, huh?"

"... Yeah."

[soapy-soartp]

More fanart for @fereael’s fic, this time for A cry in the night on ao3

One of the first fics Ive read of Hualian and one I spent an hour and a half trying to look for (half convinced myself I made it all up)

Iconic line btw stayed with me for a solid few days (as you can see with the fanart)

[thisantithesis]

don’t talk to me about act 4 i never want to think about act 4 ever again (i think about it every day)