#small town small mind

[the-east-art]

Not sure if I’ll finish this haha

[wolfsnooze]

in which hunter’s possession goes a whole lot worse

[pratchettquotes]

"It's not staying in the same place that's the problem," said Nanny, "it's not letting your mind wander."

Terry Pratchett, Witches Abroad

[a-timely-problem]

Overheard at the BAU

Emily, big city girl visiting JJ's hometown: "are there like, any poisonous animals here?"

JJ: "Oh no, at least nothing that will kill you super quickly"

Emily, loading her bags back into the car: "THAT'S NOT THE REASSURANCE YOU THINK IT IS!"

[majickth]

The owner of Scarland is…odd. The place is a blatant scam; every ‘authentic’ exhibit is either a badly done taxidermy job or some repainted Halloween prop. But Scar is just so charismatic that when he tells you there’s something in the woods, you can’t help but believe him.

[spurgie-cousin]

has anyone else seen the show Somebody Somewhere on MAX??

i got into it right before it's final season started and what a hidden gem omfg. not only an amazing and hopeful and unstereotypical depiction of queer folks of all flavors in rural America, but also approaches the nuances of that so uniquely. like one gay character is an unapologetic Christian who struggles with finding their place in small town American churches, another is a transmasc high school Ag teacher that advises local farmers, and idk it just appreciates the little ways queer folks participate in their communities, no matter how small, in a way that I haven't seen on TV before but have experienced irl.

it's great and funny and almost too realistic sometimes, highly recommend for straights and gays and city or small town folks alike.

[theunholyvirginemilyprentiss]

JENNIFER JAREAU | teen aesthetic.

— small-town soccer princess

Check out my Masterlist for more aesthetic boards

[bumblingbabooshka]

Archery Science Professor at the Vulcan Institute of Defensive Arts [Patreon | Commissions]

[demonicnarwhale]

AND WHEN I GOOGOO ON MY LADY GAGA ra ra ra-ah -aAhá part 1

[jjcocker]

his ass WOULD pirate the shit out of nintendo if he was real

[eboneeblak]

Moodboard for my next short story “Baptism by Fire” a southern religious horror.

Logline: Set in 1954, 14 year old Edith Mae is believed to be possessed, left in a state of decay, Edith must conspire with her own demons in order to escape her captivity and looming death.

Will be dropping soon!

[freewayshark]

Unless I’m forgetting something I’ve checked out all the new fall network shows that have premiered so far and I gotta say High Potential is hands down the best

[srwgrin]

“he’s good at taking care of himself. always has been.”

the parentification of jonathan byers hits SO hard, like, can you tell he doesn’t know how to not be needed? because he just has this complete inability to not be needed. he’s so used to dismissing his problems for bigger issues, so used to a life where they’re constantly stressed and struggling and having to step up that once he doesn’t need to anymore (season four) because they’re in a better place financially and will is growing up without him, he spirals. because the system he used to justify everything, to survive, that helped him and his family stay afloat, is no longer working and he can’t ignore his problems, not when there’s no longer a bigger issue to deal with. he starts ignoring college, running away from his family, from nancy, from reality, starts throwing away the things he wants, starts doing weed all the time, stops doing the things he loves, stops picking up his camera, and that’s depression, right there, and he doesn’t even know it. he starts becoming the worse parts of his parents (and he’ll never become his father because he’s too fundamentally good for that but does he know that?), lying and not being there and being too much and not enough at the same time. and he just doesn’t know how to not be needed because it’s his entire purpose. he doesn’t know who he is anymore without it. there’s no point in keeping him around if he’s not needed. no point at all.

[awkwardandeccentric]

RIP Helluva Boss characters you would have loved Pink Pony Club

[third-doctor]

I feel like I'm going insane. That episode read to me as a lot more tragic than other people are reading it. Yeah they were racist and rich and spoiled and awful but they were just kids. They were all just kids. Lindy was absolutely terrified throughout the whole thing and clinging desperately to what she knew, which was terrible. They could've had the chance to learn and become better but they chose to go die and it's infuriating and tragic because nobody deserves that. Nobody deserves to be eaten by slugs or die of exposure in the woods. Nobody deserves to suffer like that. But they chose it rather than let the Doctor help them because they'd rather stay in their rich white supremacist bubble and he just wants to help and there's nothing he can do.

Maybe it's because one of my core beliefs is that nobody deserves death and suffering. Nobody. Even the worst person on earth can learn from their mistakes and come back and change and everyone deserves that chance. There's no such thing as too late. But they're never going to get that chance because they actively rejected it and to me that's still very, very sad.

[pinkeoni]

You ever think about how byler won’t just be boyfriends to on another but they’ll be each other’s community