#this song is lovely btw :)

[floq]

Do me a favor and try to ignore // As you watch him fall through a blatant trapdoor

Twenty One Pilots - Trapdoor

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[deathricedrawn]

not overdramatic, i know what i want!

[kagoutiss]

lofty ambitions

[finalbiohazard]

Entanglement ; it's easier to indulge in violence than in softness...!

[tunapesto]

so when I die which I must do,

could it shine down here with you?

[mefjeff]

NNNNEEEEEEERRRRRRDDDDDD

[beanghostprincess]

To be a sapphic you have to do the upside down pose or else it doesn't count

[miiilowo]

SO WON'T YOU COME WITH ME, AND TASTE IMMORTALITY?

[themaybug]

Clean Slate, The Mountain Goats (x)

[theloopus]

gay 70s copaganda thesis is actually about the inherent homoeroticism of the western genre and the cultural image of the male cowboy it borrows from. or as Susan Sarandon once put it, "They got their guns out because they couldn't get their dicks out"

[xixovart]

simple sketch with no rendering bc i couldnt be bothered ngl

[viktors-filipina-girlfriend]

[soosoosoup]

Poppy sweet love ❤️

Pucca!!!

Also the korean vers bc it's my fav <3

[hinamie]

you're lovely in ways that i just can't explain

testing out new brushes w some lmhs itfs nape kisses :> jjk atla!au with @philosophiums

[winterprince601]

"he was never unfaithful to robert, was he?" - jaime, acok

ha. ha ha ha. the irony of this line is incredible. what's so striking to me is how one dimensional the realm's understanding of eddard stark as an honourable man is - honour itself is an incredibly complicated and unattainable ideal in asoiaf and i think ned as the stereotypical emblem of it encompasses many of the reasons why. because whilst he absolutely does consider acting in a conventionally honourable way important, he always prioritises those he loves. he defended cat's actions as his own without a second thought when she arrested tyrion. his main priority in king's landing is to see his daughters safe, not to secure the succession. lyanna is the prime example: jon's existence is not the result of the lapse of honourable ned stark, it was honourable ned stark choosing his love for his sister over his duty to his king. that and his personal ethical belief that the political murder of a child is never morally acceptable.

no one in the realm has the insight into his personality we get in the first book. none of his children, vitally, understand that he would always prioritise their safety over any honourable scruples. all of the starklings question what their honourable father would think of their actions - killing in self-defence, marrying jeyne westerling, sleeping with ygritte to name a few examples - without recognising that ned's true first priority was always his family's safety.

in fact, he betrayed robert far more than he ever betrayed cat and he would have betrayed honour for his family's safety every time.

[jupitergalactica]

MCR Haters: OMG they are so EMO and EVIL and DANGEROUS, they are causing literally everything bad in the world!-

Meanwhile their lead singer: