#temperamental?????

[rosicheeks]

I LOVE that you will be picky with your next relationship!

Damn straight that they better put the work in to make the relationship work!

You are worthy of their time and dedication!

This makes me love you even more!

(Truth be told..."insane" Rosie would be a sight to see!)

🥰

[pulsingvoid]

[formulanni]

Yuki Tsunoda as The Moon Tarot:

The Moon is a card of illusion and deception, and therefore often suggests a time when something is not as it appears to be. Perhaps a misunderstanding on your part, or a truth you cannot admit to yourself. Night is the time when dreams and fantasies rule.

The moon also represents instincts that we have buried in our own unconscious - they come out to play in the moonlight. But the reflections that we see springing forth can also be illusions, it is easy to lose your way in the dark.

Embracing the Moon tarot card meaning allows us to face our fears and uncertainties, trusting our instincts to guide us towards the right path.

Tag list: @st-leclerc @rubywingsracing @saviour-of-lord @three-days-time @the-wall-is-my-goal @albonoooo @ch3rubd0lls

[villa-kulla]

oh nothing, just book lawrence and bellini being work husbands who have each other's backs...

....and praying together...

...and supportively sassing each other...

...and being soft ...

...and passing notes during conclave like schoolchildren...

AND WHATEVER IMPROMPTU 'GOODNIGHT SWEET PRINCE' REPRESSED TENDER ROMANCE MOVIE YEARNING BULLSHIT THIS IS

i'm crying, they're married, they're dating, they're confirmed bachelors, they're courting, they're besties, they're flirting, they're in love, they're everything to me, amen

[op-dumpstertruck]

Is the baby..... Someone else's child? Like the hair isn't blond or green...................

Well... It is certainly not Zoros child! Which Kuina continues to be (stubborn, a bit thickheaded and fiercly protective). I firmly believe Sanji sometimes looks at her and just.. sighs. Meanwhile kid 2 doesn't look much like Sanji, but is closer to how we was himself as a kid.

[rickybaby]

Obviously Nico Hulkenberg has been having a phenomenal season and has been able to produce results much more consistently and deserves all the hype he’s currently getting, but it’s interesting that none of the midfield drivers have been able to reproduce or match neither of Daniel’s best performances this season. And the vcarb has had a much more troubled time than most other midfield cars lately.

[mayakern]

i always think my natural and dyed hair color aren’t that different until i see them side by side

[summershouto]

that is his SON

[stillobsessedwithalbuspotter]

Headcanon #1:

Albus would probably die if anyone ever found out, but he secretly loves romance films. He’d like to think that one day he’ll find someone who loves him that much too. Not because he’s a Potter, but because he’s Albus Severus; the overdramatic, grumpy little snake who loves peppermint imps, and still falls up the stairs.

[silenab]

the way she snatched away the prism i know luke's punched a hole in a wall before

[mahkinarya]

Sosig in my BOX

[artbymoonz]

Nap time 💤

I leave the living room for 5 minutes and come across this scene, I don't remember buying another decoration for the table. But let's just say it's cute and adorable 👌🏼

(@squidflavoredsoup - this idea was awesome, I loved participating)

[youling-the-ghost]

Giggly Luke!! :D

[semisolidmind]

Does CatNap leave gifts for Y/N? Like leaves or creatures he caught?

he eats a lot of them, but some of the nicer, less maimed ones go to y/n. luckily they know how to skin and clean the animals he catches (usually, he brought back a bear once).

now that he's got a wide open range to hunt in, he's going a lil nuts; he likes playing provider. luckily, he obeys when y/n asks him not to kill when he's not hungry, and accepts at least some of the food they prepare for him. catnap occasionally brings them a still-living rabbit or squirrel just to mess with them.

he's getting over the fact that y/n shares his kills with toys that despise him.

[megzorzan]

[anghraine]

i just saw someone say that faramir is infuriating because he's self-aggrandizing in claiming that he won't act in any way that doesn't befit his status, and on one hand - i understand the root of it? he does have a courteous, almost formal style of talking. he does openly claim that he would not take this mysterious power (before he knew about the ring) if it was on the highway. he agrees to denethor's characterization that he wants to appear noble like a king of old.

but on the other hand i'm straining at the bit to defend my baby because - infuriating?? when he lives up to the words he is saying?? when the text shows over and over that he's loved by his people, that he genuinely tries to live by those standards (and seems to succeed) - him not killing even animals unnecessarily, him riding back for his men. even his proclaimed dream to see gondor's tree bloom and peace restored, is supported by him seemingly making that transition from steward to king as smooth as possible?

maybe it's because i instantly liked him so much. it just caught me so off guard because this particular criticism never ever crossed my mind. so funny how people will interpret the same thing differently. to some internet user out there, his words are self-aggrandizing. to me, his words are straightfoward and supported by actions - dreamboat central.

Hi, anon! I'm pretty much with you on this one. I've seen the occasional post like that, and I can understand finding his style grating (though I personally love it) or disliking the general baggage associated with Tolkien's handling of Númenóreanness (there's a considerable degree of classism and racism built in to the presentation of Elves and peredhil/Númenóreans in LOTR in particular, while later texts like "The Mariner's Wife" are relatively more nuanced).

But the idea that Faramir is essentially just performing the appearance of high virtue as a sort of imitation of Númenórean cultural values without actually possessing those values or the virtues of the best of them just seems a profound misinterpretation to me. He has flaws, but he's not a hypocrite and he does not fail to live up to his presentation of himself at any point.

He's exactly what he appears to be, a stern and intelligent young man out of step with the current trends of his culture, who still cares deeply about his people and their allies. He's potentially highly dangerous in the way of Denethor and Aragorn, and like them, his personality is hard and unbending when it comes down to it, but he's also gentler than either—the combination of his willingness to act on the threat he represents if necessary and ethically justifiable, with a deep compassion and sympathy for others (even animals), is distinct and really interesting.

I think there's a very important distinction between Faramir performing virtue and gentleness and putting on the persona of a great Númenórean lord in times of peace, and Faramir presenting himself as he truly is and then suiting actions to words, despite the fundamental antipathy between his temperamental inclinations and the circumstances he's been placed in.