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[personalizetags123]

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[sesamenom]

Gil-galad Variations, featuring all the gil galad theories i've encountered.

[hauntedhopeghost]

I have an angsty hc i would like to share with the class today: (inspired by a convo i had with @aannonn)

We all know how Green is considered good at everything? And how it’s a contrast to his first appearance in AVA 4, where he was visibly being beat up. Now he’s considered the second (lol) best fighter, only behind… Second.

Honestly, I’ve interpreted that as him getting better at fighting and building and stuff not just for himself, but so his friends can be proud of him, too. He doesn’t do it for himself, he wants his friends validation, too, that he’s done something amazing. He wants them to be proud of him, since he doesn’t feel like he’s enough for them. And so he sticks by them; (lol sticks) he’s considered to be very loyal among the group. (Or, it’s so he can protect his friends, so they would never get hurt again. In that which he feels as though he failed)

But. We’ve seen in Build Battle how they kind of… don’t celebrate his achievements. They’ve become used to him being good at everything that it’s almost expected of him. He wants their approval, but just ends up with getting his builds blown up, or summoning a Wither. And the entire thing with NBC, which i’m not going to dive into but yeah. Basically, his achievements become what’s expected of him, and from his perspective, it starts to feel diminished, or that they don’t appreciate him. (But he still tries to get their praise)

Thing is, I thought that Green has been a validation seeker for a long time now, but now in this arc, he gets it. Not from his friends, but from the internet. But a part of him still hopes he could be enough for them. (But he ends up hurting them, thinking that he doesn’t need their help to feel validated anymore. We saw how well that turned out)

So basically, because all of that didn’t make any sense and was me rambling my hc is: Green has been a validation seeker for a long time now, but it’s his friends, rather than social media. Now, though, he thinks he doesn’t need it from them. (Because he’s not enough for them, and when they finally come back from where they are hiding, he’ll never be enough for them after what he did.)

His character… AUGHHHHHH- his character…

[lesbian-disaster-academic]

Confessions of a Burnt-Out Gifted Kid (part 1/?)

[VIDEO ID: A sketched figure, labelled “me now” looks to the side with a worried expression on their face. They say, “You don’t have to be perfect or exceptionally great. You don’t even have to be GOOD”. The scene changes and it shows a slightly younger-looking figure labelled “teenage me”. They look angrily off to the side and say, “But I do.” They point to themselves. “I have to be all of those things all of the time”. END ID]

(Inspired by this video)

[goldkirk]

I opened Pinterest for the first time in months.

That made me realize a lot about how bad I was actually doing and how much of a Waffle House Index use of Pinterest is for adult me, apparently.

I hadn’t realized it had grown that foundational to me in a healthy-brain-exercise-and-hobby-joy way. Nice to know moving forward! It’s another sign I can keep track of and use to spot correlation/indicator patterns earlier my behavior.

I love this kind of thing, it makes me so excited!

[jamiesfootball]

I was tagged by @abubblingcandle, @kvetchinglyneurotic, and @sighonaraa for the ten first lines from ten different stories.

I do not have 10 fics posted, so I've decided to just do all wips

1- Jamie Murders Zava

It wasn't pre-meditative or whatever.

2- [redacted]

"'Como te llama' if I'm talking to a person?"

3- OGYGGIYHNBGL (some future chapter)

London, as big as she was, never made him feel small. Not like Sunderland did.

4- I still feel like the same person I've been (some chapter)

The first goal he’d ever scored in the Premier League was a free kick against Tottenham at the 83’ minute

5- [redacted]

Roy woke with a hangover big enough to fill two lifetimes.

6- OGYGGIYHNBGL (some future chapter)

When Roy was a twenty-three year old prima donna, he got a phone call from his parents demanding he come home.

7- you're gonna go far kid

"This is so stupid."

8- the vacant house behind our home (some future chapter)

Days later, and James's son was still being a whiny bitch about texting his old man back.

9- [redacted]

Isaac was good about doing what needed to be done.

Edit: putting the one from the one that makes you sick under a read more for the content warnings, just to be careful

10- the one that makes you sick

"Don't worry. They send all the young ones to me."

Tagging @altschmerzes, @faithinchances, and @jamietarttsnorthernattitude if any of you have anything you want to share, even if it's just one line from one story, but only if you feel like it <3

[imminent-danger-came]

Guy who goes glassy eyed and starts monologuing the Jade Emperor's speech from 4x10

[cottonbopp]

OCs on the brain ... SPECIFICALLY THIS ONE i dont know why

[faithfromanewperspective]

there's something to be said about the way that because being neurodivergent involves such hard work just to do everything in normal life, that so many of us don't ever learn how to work hard in things that are supposed to be 'hard work' like studying or manual labour. for me, growing up, school was always the easy part (aside from time management that is). exercise was a release for me, an outlet for pent-up energy, and building things was cathartic. now i'm chronically exhausted from everything else that even if i wanted to work hard i couldn't--but i also never got the chance to even try it. i never got a chance to work out of anything but terror and spite and i never got the chance to be like 'this is something i really want, i'm going to pour my heart and soul into it' and so i never did learn how. and it's okay to admit this. it can coexist with the fact that we have to work so much harder than neurotypicals just to exist and we get zero breaks or downtime from that

[personalizetags123]

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[ghoulphantom]

so with higher quality photos available and knowing that phantom (new) ghouls horns aren't like mountains, but I know a lot of people have grown fond of the idea:

while getting to meet everyone phantom makes a comment about liking the way mountains horns look and mountain makes little horn caps/tips for him

[savage-rhi]

💀

[giantkillerjack]

Dear horror youtubers who write video essays explaining and examining extraordinary works of horror that I deeply want to see and understand but will literally never be able to safely watch due to my own trauma - thus providing me with a way to learn from and connect to works of art that would be otherwise forever inaccessible to me,

I love you.

[whoblewboobear]

Knowing that I have to go home after an 8-hour shift at the job I hate to force myself to deep clean the depression nest my room has become while neck deep in the same depressive episode for the past 3 months on top of chronic pain makes me wanna scream like can I just smoke weed and sleep on the couch instead pls?

[discountdyke]

im so tired of ppl talking about the horrible burden of being a “gifted kid” mostly bc being labled “gifted” in school is incredibly racially biased. being “gifted” doesn’t actually have that much to do with intelligence, and thinking of yourself as a “higher achiever” than your peers has more to do with looking down on others than actually being pressured into unattainable standards. im sure some people did have to deal with that, but when you are pushed into something that tells you that you (often white) are smarter and more special than your peers (black, latino, indigenous) the real divide is racial. 

it sucks to grow up and find out that higher education/the “real world” are hard for you. doing well on a standardized test in elementary school is not a great indicator for learning later in life. it is frustrating! but sooooooooo many “former gifted kids” cry about their loss of identity of being a “better” person than their peers and its insufferable. and lets be honest: how many of yall “i was reading on a college level at age 9″ were actually reading college level books? 

the thing is that the american public school system fails us all. it fails smarter students but also the kids that get labeled “lazy” and “stupid”. its easy to say “well those kids probably have learning disabilities or neurodivergencies that went unnoticed” and for many people thats true! but why do people need to justify being stupid to you? whats actually so wrong about not doing well in school, regardless of the reason? maybe you have a learning disability, maybe you have to take care of your siblings or your house and dont have time to focus on schoolwork, maybe you work to help pay your families bills, or maybe you’re just “stupid”! theres nothing wrong with that!

which brings me to my main point which is: being smart doesn’t make you a better person. intelligence is just not that important. do you treat others with kindness and respect? do you work to improve your community in any way? or do you look down on people that don’t meet your personal expectations and treat them poorly? intelligence doesnt build communities. intelligence cant create art, it cant feed and house your unhoused neighbors, it doesnt offer compassion. there is not one single thing about being smart that makes you better than anyone else. start caring about shit that actually matters.

[transgender-catboy]

I love my friends