#this happens all the time

[elfdragon12]

Hey, I know Orion Pax was a spontaneous guy and tried to be friendly and sociable, but we do remember that he knew that something was off from the beginning and was trying to figure out what it was, right? Like, the reason Orion Pax wasn't so angry at Sentinel Prime was because it all clicked together for him and made sense, rather than being blindsided by the authority he idealized like D-16 was.

We're going to remember that while making silly jokes and not forget that Orion wasn't a naive sunshine silly-billy, right? We're not going to flanderize him with traits he never had, right?

[cherrylight]

“i want to see content of my f/o!” i say, excited, as i enter my f/o’s tag only to see either very little content or a ship i strongly dislike.

“actually, never mind.”

[darlingzelda]

Link: *casually talking to an NPC* NPC: Yeah, I really like bananas- how about you? Link:

[l1ve-l4ugh-lov3craft]

Me after disassociating so hard i completely forget the last 15 minutes of my work shift: wow this is just like crivers sirius black fr

[where-is-vivian]

[the language he speaks is money]

James, taking galleons from his wallet: How much is it? I'll pay.

Regulus, holding a huge pile of expensive books, with a frown: No, I pay.

James, smiling, simply glad Regulus found the books he wanted: No, no, I insist. How much?

Regulus: No. I pay.

James: Reggie... How much?

Regulus: Don't "Reggie" me, keep your money. I don't need it.

James, smiling wryly now, because he thinks Reg is funny (and cute): Let me pay. I'm happy to pay them for you.

Regulus, rolling his eyes at how cheesy he is: Let me exploit my parents' money instead.

James: Okay...

Regulus: Thanks. *goes to pay*

James, sneaking just before him to get to the librarian's register: Hello sir, I'll pay for this, *pointing at Regulus' books* how much is it?

[yourivygrows13]

The fact that she opened with the Lover era. Picking up where she left off. Starting with the first era she owned. I can’t. What a mind.

[p-jinx]

Famous last words...

[sweetchildofrocknroll]

[valentinesfandom]

Aaron, doing absolutely nothing but minding his own business:

Aphmau:

Aphmau: remember when you kissed dante?

[cherie-luvv]

It doesn't happen to you that you are doing something and your mind can only say "newtmas"

[basofy]

having a hobby is fun until ur dad comes at you thinking of how to monetize it

[flyingbananasaur]

tumblr "algorithm" doing its best

[feralthembo]

if i ever make a quirky comment and then instantly delete it just know that wasnt me that was the shamebeast

[wynautwarrior]

Do we agree? Should I make more of these?

Also, no shade if you like what's on the right. I just want gatcha games to stop being cowards and give us monster girls that are actually monsters.

[yourivygrows13]

The bait and switch of going from “Clean” as the closing track to “Is It Over Now?” as the closing track.

“Clean” as the closing track was such an ending to the story. “All of the events of these other tracks, I’m past it. I’m clean. Ten months later and I’m moving on. We’ve closed this. We’re done.”

But they weren’t. She wasn’t. “Is It Over Now?” is all the moments of when it should have been. But it just kept going. This perpetual stop and go (the “watch us go round and round each time” of it all) and the “I thought I was finally clean, but no. We’re still doing this. When are we going to stop doing this?”

It shines light on all of the little cracks in the polished, sleek, meticulous story of the original album. All of those hints at what was going on underneath. The vulnerability. The madness. It’s all over the original album but “Clean” makes it seem like it was all in the past.

Suddenly getting to the end and finding out it’s all still very much in the present just adds to the album in such a way. It fleshes it out. It’s deepens the emotions. I may never get over the concept of the vault songs and what they’ve done to these albums for me. She’s always just been on such another level from anyone else.