#the best way i can describe it

[musashi]

not a narumayo shipper but i believe in their beliefs

[ashbeneviento]

Chat.. is it weird for thinking blood genuinely smells good? Not in a 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝔂 way but like it just smells nostalgic …or am I turning into The Creature™️ ?

Be honest

[tokenducks]

Charles “We’ve got literally forever to figure out what the rest means” Rowland

[animezinglife]

My [very] metropolitan best friend who vacations to Paris and London and works with Vogue is about to go down to my neck of the woods for a trip for the small business she’s building and I’m already wheezing at the culture shock of her life she’s about to have.

[darcania]

For all of the flaws in X-Men Evolution there was a lot it did very well, and letting Wolverine be this grumpy father figure to most of the X-Men was one of them.

[ghostdoodlen]

Old art from October

I've just realized I really like Tired but capable Sunshine x Dangerous Rich Kid With Terrible Social Skills

[danandfuckingjonlmao]

[braceletofteeth]

Fadel looking directly into his eyes in Style's fantasy + The only time he made eye contact during their first time

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+Bonus: Fadel checking his expression when Style is turned away from him

[lgbtlunaverse]

How I feel about this and next week's dungeon meshi episodes

I'm already seeing people going at it and it's gonna get SO much worse next week when The Fight™ happens. I am so tired. I just wanna stare at my and marcille's hot dragon chicken wife. Is that too much to ask?

[ryllen]

Was giving these analysis a read [ x , x , x , x ]

[ofswordsandpens]

"so you think that a society that functions around a child military instead of the entire city of literal adults might be indicative that their attitudes and ideals are a bit off ? and that by moving to New Rome Percy is not actually escaping his life as a demigod but instead is just giving himself a whole new set of problems to deal with? "

[annies-scrapbook]

what are gnomic utterances?

things that are surreal in a very particular way. you know when you turn a piece of embroidery over and see all the chaotic tangled threads on the back that are still sort of in the shape of the design on the front? or when you're playing a glitchy video game and you accidentally clip through a wall and and see the hollow backsides of what was supposed to be the scenery? 'gnomic utterances' is my tag for things that make me feel like that about reality

[54625]

I love seeing the line up of the morning crew's cubitos, cause you have Fit and Tubbo who have pretty much the exact same colour scheme; a lot of green, grey and brown, a lot of muted earthy colours, and then you have the absolute FLASHBANG that is Pac's skin

[failgirl-toybreaker]

Explaining detrans to cis people: its a response related to trauma and lived experiences, much like other kinks, that happens to be related to gender and how our transition has influenced our sexuality over time to cope with the present

Explaining detrans to other trans people: its boys who feel like girls who look like boys who used to be girls getting fucked by girls that feel like boys that look like girls who used to be boys :]

[lilithofpenandbook]

I just watched the scene where Dumbledore asks Snape if he's grown to care for Harry, and Snape's answer is to cast his Patronus, and something in me clicked.

His answer is to show the Patronus that matches Lily's. Harry's mother. I think what he was trying to say is that just like Lily loved Harry and died protecting him, he loves Harry and will die protecting him. And because he doesn't say anything, he's letting Dumbledore decide what he thinks the answer is.

As for Dumbledore, I'm sure he understood the meaning. And he's surprised, because Snape's love for Lily is still alive, and now it's been passed to Harry too. Because in spite of the fact that Snape hates Harry, he also loves him, and he's willing to die to protect him just like Lily did.

[backpackingspace]

I am once again thinking about how odysseus who witnessed the horrors that the captured women went through (one of his main duties in the iliad was taking the women back home and making sure they were as comfortable as possible and safe because he was the only one trusted not to violate them further due to his devotion to penelope. And in the odyssey part of the reason circe sent him to the underworld was so that he'd have to listen to all these women's stories (before he could talk to the prophet) ). Who was one of the few that saw women as people and respected their space and opinions. And was then put in those exact same situations. I don't have the motivation right now to do a full literary analysis of this (I'll site the sources too) but oh man one day I'm going to write a full essay on this.