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[fuckyeahgongyoo]

Mar 2025 | W Korea, bonus photos (x)

[gayvampyr]

asking people to be mindful of others when sharing a communal space (especially one you cannot just up and leave from) is not selfish or misanthropic. come on now

[qiinamii]

new guy in the Express

bonus:

adding more to the whimsy

[gongyussy]

acting strange on tumblr.com with the mutuals <3 | SEARCHING (2018)

[splinnters]

is this anything

(edit: there’s a fic now)

[bonehearts]

if you come around, i think you'd want something

[taffybuns]

and i love you, love you, love you, love you

[gorenography]

[Image description: a screenshot of a text message conversation. A. is the sender, B. the replier. Slight edits made for better accessibility.

A.: "Every time I talk to you I feel confused. I've never met anyone that speaks like you do."

B.: "stop lovebombing mw. *me."

A.: "What? It's not a compliment. You scare me."

/end of ID]

[cowboy]

Call me antidepressants the way I'm not working

[dailymanners]

Always make sure everyone in the group is acknowledged.

For example, say you run into some friends while you're out in public, but they have with them their roommate who you've barely met. In this case, don't just ignore the roommate in favor of only acknowledging and speaking to your friends, make sure you acknowledge and greet the roommate too, even if it's just a smile or even just a polite nod.

Humans are by our nature a communal species, and as a result tend to be pretty affected by feeling ignored or excluded. Even if you're not ignoring them on purpose, you just feel awkward acknowledging someone you barely know, try to consider how you might feel if you were totally brushed off and ignored by someone who is acknowledging everyone else but you.

Even if you personally don't think you'd personally be hurt by being brushed off by your roommates' friend, know that your feelings aren't universal and plenty of people would feel bad about feeling ignored, especially if they're someone who has a history of being excluded by their peers.

This doesn't apply to people you are trying to avoid because they make you feel uncomfortable or even unsafe, safety comes first before good manners. But if they're not someone who you think is a risk to your safety and/or someone who makes you uncomfortable, it won't hurt you to politely acknowledge them.

[ghoulsteak]

the mage and her maid for @winged-void

[undead-knick-knack]

Loving the different vibes entering these major battles

[ashoss]

little brother duo supremacy

edit: sorry to disappoint yall but this isnt dick or virgil 😭😭 its duke in a nightwing sweater,,,,

more apron jason

[saiiboat]

realest guy on earth. unfortunately

[mischievous-thunder]

Logan's the prettiest, cutest and softest kitty Wade's ever seen

[sidcrosbrainworms]

today’s ao3 experience