#no [father figure]

[m0n373r]

𝓐𝓭𝓪𝓶 𝓜𝓾𝓻𝓻𝓪𝔂

yall follow me on pinterest!!

[perfectlysunny02]

it’s okay to not have a valentine on valentine’s day. i didn’t have a father on father’s day

[cucarachaisgay07]

Cup, are you scared of your dad or something?

...

What dad?

[su1c1d3wh0r3z]

my dad is so narcissistic. his incompetence to be my father is so angering. istg all he talks abt his himself and shit that only benefits to him. this is why i look up to markiplier and jacksepticeye as my father figures, they’ve made me feel safe and loved during my childhood when my dad wouldn’t pay attention and give two shits abt me (and his son). i remember the last time my father said “i love you” to me..Christmas of 20-fuckin-18. 5.5 YEARS AGO WAS THE LAST TIME MY FATHER FUCKING SAID I LOVE YOU TO HIS OWN DAUGHTER, AND GOD KNOWS THE LAST TIME HE SAID IT TO MY HALF BROTHER!?!

[post-punk-author-anthony-day]

Motherfuck that line, yo!

[addi-du-baddie]

And deffinily NO B1tche$

[springle-sprongle]

i just realized that since i’m transitioning i can finally see what my dad looks like lmao. or at least pretty close to it.

[blurrypop]

its almost 11 pm and i just found this on a roleplay with my friends

im not okay

[lifeisrecovery]

On one hand, I'm sad that the "Dad how do I?" YouTube channel exists. But, in the other hand, as someone who never met their father, I am extremely grateful that it exists even though it makes me cry almost every time just because the Dad-guy is so nice and thoughtful.

Enjoy:

[noelledeltarune]

EVERY SINGLE DAY there are MILLIONS of characters in their late 20s who get falsely accused of being father figures to teenagers when in reality the description of "weird older cousin" or "step-sibling that moved out before you were born" is 1000000x more apt

[appleziel]

DC give me more of them interacting please I’m begging you

Edit: the amount of you quoting “we were the best” in the tags is giving me life

[zorangezest]

custody battle

aka I really reeeealllyyy like the dynamic that @crumb-crumblet-s-crumbington gave soundwave and bee. they are adopted father adopted son they adopted each other

[egone999]

:D

[meepmorp-dude]

Happy Father’s Day!

this is another Father’s Day for me to remember my nonexistence dad. But to keep my mind off that I’m making an animation!

[bruciemilf]

Something something violence has always been the primary love language for Waynes, something something.

It breaks me that Bruce loves Jason so deeply, and Jason is so completely unaware of it. He comes to the conclusion that love is religion. You have to see to believe.

I’m just thinking about Jason watching evidence of how wrecked Bruce is after his death. He stalks Batman, always, tracks down every movement and breath. He waits for the perfect moment to shoot.

Your father only dies once, after all.

That moment, mysteriously, doesn’t come.

Jason’s never been scared of Bruce. Fear, to him, is darkness and cold and a bleach white face laughing at him. Fear of Bruce not being there at all. That’s fear.

I need a scene where Jason, — Red Hood, — watches Batman pin down a mugger.

He doesn’t know what that man says. Something about getting on him for not being there when Wayne’s boy got killed.

He’s never been scared of Bruce.

But when he punches that man, over and over and over, when his throat makes those horrible sounds of gasping effort, animal and feral, he’s afraid. Afraid Bruce won’t stop.

He’s about to jump in when another, smaller pair of feet runs up to the scene and Jesus Christ that’s a kid — A kid wearing Jason’s old uniform. Wrapping his arms around Batman’s and clinging.

The man on the ground is motionless. If he didn’t blink, Jason wouldn’t know there was a face anymore.

But that’s not the worst part.

The worst part is Bruce crying. Gasping, punched out noises, his hands drenched with red, squeezing the kid so close to him.

“My baby. Oh my baby.”

[frownyalfred]

Thinking about the JL finding out that Bruce has contingency plans for all of his kids and being horrified. But when the League asks them about it, all the kids are like “yeah! we actually all have them for each other just in case” and move on like it’s perfectly normal to have three different ways to take out your brother on hand (for emergencies).