#prospect text posts

[apolloskazoo]

just found a handful of prospect textposts I made when I first watched the movie that I for some reason never posted, so. here. have them. have my contribution to the fandom

[brethilach]

gollum is a little freak but I genuinely get so upset thinking about him because we know that was still a lil freaky even before he and deagól found the ring but he very well would've had the opportunity to have a good live and BE good if they hadn't. and no matter what happened afterward, he couldn't go back home. even if he confessed to his crime he very likely would've still been kicked out of his community, or at the very least socially shunned to the point where he might as well just leave anyway. the ring would've consumed him no matter what, and for no fault of his own (or at the least, no faults that would ever warrant some cosmic punishment amounting to what the ring Did to him). by the time Bilbo found him he was far, FAR past the normal lifespan of a Hobbit. After the Ring was destroyed Bilbo began deteriorating at 130, and he had only beaten the current record for the longest Hobbit lifespan by a single year. Gollum was at LEAST 3x older than that. Very likely more. No matter what happened—even if Sam was a little kinder, Faramir was a little gentler, or Frodo was able to fully reach "Smeagól" in the way he so desperately wanted to, even if he helped destroy the Ring himself, or he didn't fall into the fire—Gollum would've died with the Ring. Even if the Quest FAILED and Gollum successfully claimed the Ring like he wanted, he STILL would've died (because Sauron would have never let him hold on to that thing for hundreds of years again, if his body could've even handled that). There is no reality where Smeagól would have a happy ending, whether he was "redeemed" or not. Yet all of it was such a fundemental factor in the success of the Quest (and even Bilbo's success during the Quest of Erebor). Definition of Doomed by the narrative

[deervsheadlights]

prospect (2018) + text posts || part 4: ezra edition✨

part 1 • part 2 • part 3

[ellies-enrichment]

you just had to bee there

[starmagicmotel]

FROM + text posts (part 4/?)

[fortunatefires]

No actually im not done talking about the prospects because it makes me so genuinely happy not only to have traditionally published ftm gay smut but also that the waitlist behind me on libby is eight people long. In my tiny ass town, eight people. That feels like poetry that has yet to be written.

To every person behind me, I love you.

[steelycunt]

hello 2 anyone who has sent me an ask in the last few days that i have not answered Sorry about that i Did see it and have every intention of getting to anything anyone sends me i have just been in a bit of a Dither surrounding them for the last few days which means i haven’t gotten to them yet But i will and Thank you and mwah

[decarbry]

Would Yabureme ever try to see if there’s still a face behind Kurogiri’s fog?

I'm gonna say... if he did it would be way down the line when doubts or questions are starting to form because of various experiences that happen over the course of the story. Yabureme has only ever known Kurogiri in that form and the fact that he's drawn towards him instinctively is just a weird thing he doesn't understand. He wouldn't be in a position to think there might be something else to Kurogiri's appearance without someone mentioning Oboro which I don't think is likely to happen at least early on... at least not via the core LoV members. AFO or Garaki? Perhaps, especially if they're confident in how well they have him beaten down in the conditioning department.

More than that though is the issue of his quirk, which I liken to in TTRPG when oftentimes NPCs will consider casting magic a hostile action. Yabureme's quirk is so OP that it's argued it could outright kill AFO if his longetivity quirk is erased for long enough, so he'd be programmed to understand that using Erasure on an ally/superior as the worst taboo imaginable. He'd be too scared to try it.

(as an aside I realized a week or two ago that the "experiments" they were maybe running on Kurogiri during the USJ raid would have provided data they would use to fine-tune Aizawa's Nomu development just after, so thank you Kurogiri for being an extra helping hand in your best friend's destruction :) <3)

[fandomsoda]

Irl friend is making me watch murder drones and I am both fascinated and scared

[notemily]

dnf + text posts but it's just this one photo and everything I thought would be funny to put on it

(previous memes here) (and here)

[scionshtola]

i started watching shogun today instead of more summer house in a moment of “maybe a vegetable (good television) would cause less despair?”

[stonekeyy]

ngl folks it is fucking me up (in a good way) how scared Arthur is of Larson. Motherfucker was more scared of Larson catching them than he was facing down the literal god who kept him imprisoned in hell for months and essentially force-fed him another human being

[deervsheadlights]

prospect (2018) + assorted text posts

[ellies-enrichment]

"omg you're so funny"

yeah haha :)

*40 minutes of sitting in silence deciding if i should make the most unhinged text post set for tommy miller or not*

[addicted-to-nothing]

you ever see a take so bad you insta block a suggested account?

cool, me too

[lobautumny]

I'm so goddamn tired of seeing people make fun of adults wearing diapers, especially when those people are otherwise anti-ableism, kink-positive, etc.

Beyond the surface-level (and far less important) issue that kinkshaming is stupid and you shouldn't do it, there's also the matter that, y'know, a lot of disabled people need them. And not just, like, ghoulish 80+ year old politicians and racist grandpas. Incontinence is just a thing that some people need to deal with, and most of them are perfectly fine people. On top of that, a lot of trans people (especially trans women because spironolactone, the most-prescribed T-blocker, is a diuretic) use them to avoid having to worry about needing to use public bathrooms, which may be extremely unsafe for them, especially in places like Florida. (As an aside, I know that there's also a contingent of trans women who have the secondary reason of wearing diapers to combat gender dysphoria, because tucking can be very uncomfortable and if you're wearing a diaper, there's a lot less of a notable bulge even if you're not tucking.) There's also a lot of people, such as fursuiters going to cons, who use diapers for simple convenience. And also, like, why should they not just be considered a normal underwear option that people can use for any reason they want? How are we not at that point yet?

But yeah, making fun of/insulting adults who wear diapers is, in fact, being mean to a lot of disabled and trans people, and it's really shitty that doing so is so normalized, even outside of the context of kinkshaming. Like, a lot of the time, it's just socially-acceptable ableist remarks. I grow so weary of it all.

Normalize adult diapers, even if for no other reason than the fact that disabled people should never be made to feel ashamed over their disability.