#that peter

[mxrice]

Goth Peter could never

Like I get the appeal that comes with goth Peter and why people go crazy over him but for me nothing tops the normal Peter. Also can we get some goth/ punk TK?

[impala-67-zeppelin]

i swear to god that the next time we see peter he listens to boygenius. “not strong enough”? true blue? souvenir? me and my dog? cool about it? he is who they describe when talking about “not strong enough” in the genius video. the song is about a guy(gender neutral) who is having this realization that he’s not okay and he hates himself and he hates that he hates himself and craves attention and affection but at the same time believes he is unworthy of it and at some level above it all bc this is the best he’s gonna be and its just so complex. the fight between hating yourself and having a god complex. being ashamed vs proud of your mental illness. i love how gotg3 shows how all of them come to terms or start to come to terms(peter) with their problems and by the end of the movie make the best decisions for themselves. but fuck, peter needs to listen to boygenius😭

[machetesquirrel]

I’m just going to leave this here

[izukuer]

characters have to be a little bit awful in ways that you cant defend. its good for the ecosystem. your honor he did do that. He did in fact do that

[thankstothe]

folk hero really

[whywoulditho]

for some reason middle aged comic fans coming on the internet to defend their decision as to why they thought a twelve year old should have died or lived is so funny 😭😭😭

[peter-aaa]

[joetastic2739]

Mouthwashing if Anya told Swansea instead of Curly

[kinoselynn]

quick spideypoolverine.

[queerism1969]

[amberpriceenthusiast]

They’re soulmates but one of them is infact trying to choke the other to death with the red string of fate tying them together

[thatboisus]

me logging onto tumblr after consuming a new piece of media

[parkjammys]

the audacity of the official dc account to even post this 😭

[cozyindungeon]

the way aragorn runs is so chaotic

[earlgraytay]

God, there really is nothing like 20s detective fiction to remind you that prejudice is a social construct.

You'll have a story with a crossdressing thief which is mildly transmisogynistic but completely devoid of modern vitriol; it literally comes off as "here is a fun oddity that lets me be Clever about French grammar"

And in the very next story you will learn fifteen different slurs for Italians