#so well DONE

[kensatou]

my negative rizz loser boy who you’d think was combatting the sirens’ song by completely killing the vibe but was actually just trying to sing along with them because he’s a ✨fanboy✨

[mita-vittua-olivia]

i think for me personally, 24 was one of the scariest episodes so far. just. the thought of having a baby (i could end the post here) you barely remember being pregnant with or birthing, yet you still feel like you owe literally everything to it. you know something’s wrong, but you can’t quite put a finger on it, and you can’t escape it either.

it’s in your house. you’re supposed to love it. it feeds on you until you die.

[not-aurii]

I absolutely adore how ATLA deals with disabilities.

I know we all love to talk about how great of a disability rep Toph is, but we should really be talking more about Teo (the boy in a wheelchair the gaang meets in the Northern Air Temple)

Teo, just like Toph, has his disability be both something that hinders him in some way, but also something that gives him an advantage/ different view on some points - in Teo's case, him being the only one with "an airbender spirit".

But there's something that Teo has that Toph doesn't, and that is a properly supportive father.

Teo has a dad who went above and beyond to give him not a "cure", but accommodations, which was what he truly needed. There's nothing wrong with the fact that he can't walk, nothing to be "cured". No one even brings up the possibility of him walking again, no one asks about it because it was not relevant at all. He is disabled and has proper accommodations and a great support system, and a very good life!

Teo is such an amazing disability rep because the fact that he needs mobility aids is not viewed as an inconvenience or a bother - his dad, and literally everyone around him, are more than willing to accommodate his needs, it's not even a question. And that's how it should be for every disability, in and out of fiction.

[gunsatthaphan]

"can I get a hug from my brother and sister?"

[sanmyshunogirlie]

thank you so much for this mod, @thesweetsimmer111 🥹💕

[realityisforpplwhocantdream]

It's Adam Smasher.

[omglaurashutup]

Wicked part I:

that's it. that's the movie.

[chronicangel]

There's not much I can say about The Narcissist Cookbook's MYTH: Side One that hasn't already been said (blast busy days, keeping me from listening to my favorite artist's new album), but I'll try anyway: The Narcissist Cookbook is one of the most impressive music artists and storytellers I could name, and they put those skills on full display here. Telling three separate, equally fascinating and engaging stories, this album punches you straight in the gut, and you better fucking like it. They already have two albums that have been credited with keeping me alive, and it is safe to say that the next time I'm at the edge of that cliff (which, let's be real, will happen again), this will be at the top of my queue. I want to listen to it a hundred times, and with winter break starting, I just might. Seriously, I don't care what kind of music you like, just put this album on and listen to it—really listen to it. I'll post some of my favorite lines after I give it a second listen after work tomorrow. (And possibly a third.)

Also, with how much MOTH means to me, I physically, audibly gasped for "MYTH: Side One - Excerpts From 'Lighthouses Of The British Isles' (two)". IYKYK.

[petit-papillion]

Art by Foudreika. 💛🤍

Please give her some love on Twitter.

📸 Foudreika

[mania-sama]

okay i don’t have the means of explaining it right now, but i entirely, 100%, agree and am elated by the decisions gege has made in chapter 261 regarding gojo.

and i really do mean it. there is something so pitiful, so perversive, so human, yet so vulturous in the entire situation; to drain yourself of your blood and life to keep the needy satiated, yet when you are dead, they eat your liver and gnaw on your bones

[deansambrcse]

The character study that this opening segment was just chefs kiss

[onstoryladders]

it's 4am but I just rewatched semantic error. everything is good in the world

[brakeneckspeeds]

Marvel really said we see YOU this issue goddamn

+ his cute cap decorations

[makedonsgriva]

so i just finished reading Murderous Lewellyn's Candlelit Dinner and holy fuck.

who was gonna tell me that the manhwa i started reading thinking it was a psychological horror toxic yaoi was actually a tragedy that would make me cry my eyes out???

[hamiltonsf1]

zo’s saturday