#she may have been . correct

[electricpurrs]

this is how people talk about you online when you dont use they/them pronouns

[please-let-this-work-oh-my-god]

One thing I find very interesting, as a learner of German, is Isolde's usage of du when speaking to Kakania. In German, there are three main second person pronouns: du, ihr and Sie. The first two are mainly used in informal and casual settings or when talking to people you're close with (with du being singular and ihr being plural sorta similar to english's y'all) while Sie is used in more formal situations (or situations which require some form of formality) such as talking to strangers, customer service or when you're talking to a doctor/patient. Kakania abides by this and uses Sie when talking to Isolde (such as in her speech at the end of chapter 6) but interestingly, Isolde doesn't reciprocate this and instead uses du when conversing with Kakania in German.

This is super fascinating to me because it implies different levels of closeness within their relationship. Isolde's usage of du implies a level of closeness and intimacy to Kakania as Isolde herself saw Kakania as a close friend (most likely due to the fact that Kakania was once of the few people in Vienna who actually sympathized with her and saw her as a human being) but Kakania's siezen suggests a certain level of estrangement or distance between her and Isolde. Of course. this could just be her maintaining her professionalism as doctors normally use Sie when talking to patients but with how things turned out after chapters 6 and 7, I'd like to think this goes deeper than just formality standards.

[amagnificentobsession]

@docdust yellow is definitely your color. 🔥 We won’t be needing that banana, unless you’re hungry 🤤

@the-metatron are you hungry, husband?

Husband, you have never denied me anything.

You have never made me beg for anything.

When I needed someone to pick me up, take my pain, it was you that immediately did.

You’ve given me @angelo-rib-shack and there are no words to convey how deeply I love you for that.

If you told me today, I was free to leave, that you would not take my immortality away, I would not leave.

Unbelievably, I cannot imagine a life without you.

I find myself vacuuming and singing, and I realize I’ve had no coffee, no way of ingesting any oat milk or almond syrup. Have I? What’s happening to me?

Hurry home husband @the-metatron

[wonder-worker]

"As for the government of the kingdom, [Edward V] had complete confidence in the peers of realm and the queen."

"According to the Crowland continuator, [Elizabeth Woodville] seems to have taken the king's place in listening to his council immediately after Edward IV's death. It does appear that she expected to have some role in her son's kingship, and the Crowland continuator’s report of the letters sent to her by [Richard of Gloucester] indicates that she had good reason to expect to be able to work with him and the other councillors: 'the duke of Gloucester wrote the most pleasant letters to console the queen; he promised to come and offer submission, fealty and all that was due from him to his lord and king, Edward V, the first-born son of his brother the dead king and the queen'."

"[However], in what was Gloucester's first coup, Edward V was separated from his household and Woodville advisors. When the young king questioned the move, Buckingham was reported to have told the boy 'It is not in the business of women but men to govern kingdoms'. The blunt remark referred to the authority of Elizabeth Woodville as queen and the power she must have anticipated within the new political climate left by Edward IV's sudden death [...] While the veracity of this scene is questionable*, the words attributed to the duke no doubt seemed plausible to Dominic Mancini who believed they exemplified the popular sentiment held by men [...]."

-Dominic Mancini, The Usurpation of Richard the Third / J.L. Laynesmith, The Last Medieval Queens: English Queenship 1445-1503 / Alexander R. Brondarbit, Power Brokers and the Yorkist State, 1461-1485

*One of Mancini's key sources seems to have been Edward V's own doctor, John Argentine, who attended to him in the Tower. It's very likely that he was the one who recounted this scene to Mancini, which suggests that it should probably be considered more credible than not.

[moe-broey]

I don't think this is Moe's first offense (saying something brazen/flippant) but I do think it's the first time it's called the King a bitch. And it won't be the last! The funniest part of Anna being the one to take charge and chew Moe out is that it gives Moe the opportunity to do The Exact Same Thing to Alfonse one-on-one (you know... to test the waters... to see how he feels about it....). Which it is. Also promptly chastised for.

FAVE PANELS...

[poisoned-pearls]

Finished the line art for them!! I have both toned it irl and plan to digitally color it, but I like how this looks too so

Fankid run through under cut

From right to left: Vivienne Schoenheit (Rookvil) Faraja Kingscholar (Leona) Ellie Felmier (Epeldeuce) Samir Al-Asim (Silkali) Nami Ashengrotto (Jamiazu) Neo shroud (Idikei) Emil Schoenheit (rookvil) Tamaki Leech (Treyjade) Mallerie and Malick Draconia (Malleyuu)

[iphisesque]

my childhood was RULED and dominated by female villains in latin american tween telenovelas let's be so very real. antonella from patito feo renata from consentidos rosmery from no puede ser and of course ludmilla from violetta

[somebodyminecrafyidk]

[What Could Have Been]

After the unfortunate reveal of what kind of person Wilbursoot was, I was unsure whether or not to post this, but I've decided to. Here is my outline for the beginning of a fanfic I was writing...

Note: Everything under the cut was written before Wilbur was exposed for being an abuser, as well as some of the tags

A Modern-Vampire!AU involving SBI and a few other people.

Techno is an aspiring writer that recently moved into a very... low quality aparment. He's taken note of the number of bats that fly around the neighborhood and has developed a habit many people in his apartment complex have; feeding fruit to the bats that hang out around his place.

The place is pretty chill. Techno works at this nice Café. (Whether it's Niki's or not is up to you.) He's developed a small rivalry with this random kid who pesters him for food all the time. Techno usually shares his lunch with the kid. (Techno admits the kid is pretty cute with his squid themed. backpack and hoodie)

Anyway, Techno is doing well, he's adjusting to the neighborhood, his boss is pretty nice, and he even has the free time to write his second novel now.

Time passes and Techno has fully adjusted to the place, getting comfortable until... Tommy shows up! Tommy is a fledgling vampire who recently was given the freedom of going out. (As long as one of the other coven members are with him.)

One day while out, Tommy gets distracted and wanders off, loseing his caretaker of the night. This leads to Tommy getting lost and ariving at an old apartment complex. The place has bat boxes and Tommy prepares to spend the day in one to hide from the sun.

While trying to hide from the sun in his bat form, Tommy finds this weird guy with shitty pink hair who's been trying to lure him inside with grapes. (Techno sees a small pup without it's mother desperately hiding in his very old and falling apart bat box.)

Eventually Techno gets the pup inside, wrapping him up in a soft baby blanket and putting him in a shoe box with a warming pad.

Tommy is scared and confused by the actions of this random human... but he quite likes the warm box he's been put in... it's not his fault if he fell asleep!

Across the city is a frantic Wilbur trying to find his missing brother who disappeared after he looked away for a second! Okay, maybe he was staring at that pretty human running the nearby record store but Tommy had been right there beside him!

Wilbur and the rest of the coven desperately searches for Tommy before being forced to take refuge from the sun indoors.

I'm unsure of what happens next but Tommy eventually makes his way back and is promptly grounded and forced to stay indoors. The only problem is that... Tommy has imprinted on Techno during his time with him and begins sneaking out to hang out with Techno. (Techno is relieved that the little bat he helped was doing well!)

[heartofstanding]

Will queens who pass away before the king in England not leave a will? Did Anne of Bohemia leave any wishes for her husband before her death?

A married woman required her husband's formal permission to write a will, since all her property technically belonged to him. It wasn't necessarily strange or rare for women to do so but it's hard to tell exactly how common a practice it was since we're dependent on the wills surviving and they don't always do. Isabella of Castile, Duchess of York (d. 1392) and Elizabeth de Bohun, Countess of Northampton (d. 1356) both left wills made with permission by their husband. We have evidence that Edward II granted Isabella of France permission to make an will when she was around 8 months pregnant with the future Edward III but her will doesn't survive (she appears to have made a will after she was widowed, however). Since Edward II's permission was recorded in Rhymer's Foedera and in the Calendar of Patent Rolls, it seems possible that if other queens had made their wills in their husband's lifetime, we would have evidence of the king's formal permission in these records and it doesn't seem like that is true.

We don't know enough about Anne of Bohemia's death to say. There is no evidence that Anne of Bohemia left behind a will and there is no record of a deathbed conversation between her and Richard II. As Louise Tingle says, Anne may not have made any deathbed requests "because she died at a relatively early age, and with no children or grandchildren to leave legacies". As Anne's biographer Kristen L. Geaman points out, Anne seems to have died quickly and suddenly which could have meant she had little time to prepare for her death. It is generally accepted that she died of plague (i.e. the Black Death) and if so, the high fever that's symptomatic of plague might have meant she was not in fit state to make any requests. Given how contagious plague was known to have been, it's possible that Richard II wasn't able to attend her deathbed. Her tomb monument was commissioned after her death and by all accounts, her death was sudden and unexpected - there's no evidence of a long term illness - so it is unlikely she had any input on its design. @shredsandpatches might have more insight than I do, however.

[devotioncrater]

me six months ago when my therapist of 2 years said a schizoaffective diagnosis would be more appropriate than a bipolar diagnosis:

me currently, as i experience gradually worsening psychotic episodes without any mood shifts:

[autistic-katara]

when i’m in an explaining something u don’t understand to someone who’s directly experienced it contest and my opponent is the mother of a trans guy

[flebus]

i think that everymanhybrid (2010) is easily the most compelling creepypasta youtube horror arg to come out of the initial slenderman boom bc it is so much less about "what if the slenderman were real.... and SCARY?" and so much more about. like. the specific culture that these stories existed and were birthed in, and the demographic of guy that typically made up its audience. suburban alienation, the seemingly inescapable spiral of patriarchal male violence... like everymanhybrid stops being about the slenderman maybe a third of the way through its existence. and eventually it stops being about scary looking monsters at all. like i think the fact that the only original "monster" that the series generates rather than lifting from existing internet horror stories is a personification of extremist violence who wears the face of someone you used to call your friend is actually such a radical take. its such a shame that due to the nature of internet media the series is almost impossible to consume in its entirety if you are just coming to it now as a new audience member. like god.

[zemnarihah]

i think one of the girls in my graphics class may be trans NOT to assume anyones gender ever but like she is very clearly like obviously presenting as very feminine like almost anyone would assume she is a girl like i would say she "passes" or whatever as a girl yk? but my prof was talking to me and was pointing out stuff abt her work as an example and kept saying he and him and i didnt even realize until later what was going on like i thought maybe he was talking abt someone else or smth or that maybe I had assumed her pronouns wrong and he knew from canvas or smth bc i never had even considered that she was maybe trans and then later she talked in front of the class abt her project and it wasnt until i heard her voice that was a little lower i was like oh my god the professor was like. straight up purposefully misgendering her i think. like it could not have been an innocent mistake clearly she is presenting as a girl and looks like a girl. and he was misgendering her TO ME and i didnt even realize and just acted like it was normal and she was sitting nearby probably overhearing the whole thing....

[tamaharu]

crying and sobbing and wailing andwhen you look to see what im doing im just trying to find a comic online

[frascospecimen]

Thanks anon I deleted that ask😊🫶🫶

[becca-alexa]

so my manager told me i need to start going into the office three days a week