#this thought made me SICK

[spoonatic]

Do u ever think abt the fact the bond between Jim and Spock when separated probably feels like when you leave the ocean after being in it for a while and you can still feel warm waves. Do you think it gentle rocks them pleasantly to sleep when they’re apart from one another for missions. Miles away but still so intertwined they can feel it with every action. Do you ever think they experience phantom sensations of the other in the same room and turn to greet them before they’re even through the door. Do you think they ever feel each others presence when separated like a warm sensation in their chest saying I’m here, I’m with you, I’ve got you.

[suntails]

happy birthday silver!!

[honeyd-melon]

etho in one of my school outfits !!

my shirt has watermelons but i thought frogs were better suited for etho

close up under !

[kumquatpoo]

I hate these fucking gays

[opens-up-4-nobody]

Suspirium - Thom York

[royaltea000]

Certified DILF chaser

[faunandfloraas]

fav skz // Sick as!

[wholecakes]

zoro who is so caught off guard by sanji’s kinder actions towards him is one of my favorite tropes. sanji crafting him specialized post workout snacks personally adjusted for him but still down to fight and call him names. he’s still the biggest asshole zoro has ever had the displeasure of knowing, and he’s horribly considerate. he’s a little confused but doesn’t reject any of sanji’s specialized treats. it’s not like sanji is fawning and doting over him like he does nami, so zoro feels like he can cross off sanji actually liking him from his list of reasons as to why sanji is acting like this. but it’s still fucking strange..

meanwhile sanji is in his kitchen wondering how zoro hasn’t taken a damn hint yet

[kirby-the-gorb]

Thanks for thinking of me! ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ いつもリブログありがとです！

thank you for the drawing! your kirby is very cute <3

絵をありがとう���あなたのカービィはとてもかわいいです ❤️

[queenlucythevaliant]

Just to clarify my thoughts (since I've had a number of people ask me about it) re: Job and cursing God. There's a big difference between cursing God as used in Scripture and how we generally would think of cursing at God today.

Cursing someone, in the Bible, has a lot of depth to it. It's not just saying "screw you " in anger, it's got a sense of forsakenness to it. It's the opposite of a blessing, a removal of blessing. If the blessing is presence, your face shining on the person you're blessing, then a curse is absence. In some translations, Job's wife tells him to "renounce God and die," which I honestly think makes a lot more sense to modern ears.

Job says a lot of unpleasant things to and about God in his anger and grief. So do the Psalmists. A number of the Prophets. So can we. God can take it if we come to him with honest expressions of our emotion, including those not-so-nice ones directed at him. I don't think there's anything wrong with getting mad at God and saying, "How dare you, you bastard" when you suffer unjustly. You can say much worse, I think, without sinning, though I don't feel particularly inclined to give examples. But as long as it's an honest expression of your heart, I think you're doing exactly what prayer is for. You're presenting him your heart with an open hand. He can use that. Opposite of love is not hate but indifference, etc.

Job doesn't renounce God. Neither should we. But I think when you're truly suffering, you're gonna have those feelings toward God either way. He'd rather you address them with him directly than try to avoid them. Cursing at God in the modern sense is actually a great way to keep the relationship strong and not end up cursing/renouncing him in the Biblical sense.

[brucie-baby]

something i find interesting about bruce and alfred is that when they do solidly label their relationship, it's always in regards to what the other is to them, not what they are to the other.

alfred will refer to bruce as his son but not himself as bruce's father. bruce will refer to alfred as his father but not himself as alfred's son.

i think this is where their complicated father-son/employee-employer relationship really shows. there's this line between family and colleagues that they've crossed a million times but as long as they pretend not to see the line, then the line hasn't been crossed. they don't have to consider the effect they have on each other. they don't have to face the possible rejection of the other viewing it differently. they don't have to talk about it.

considering the circumstances of bruce's biological father and alfred's biological child, i think it makes sense that they hold on so tightly to leaving it unacknowledged. the issue arises when you consider that not talking about it means never actually drawing the line. neither of them knows when to hold back and when to step forward. it's like they're constantly in this limbo state between shaking hands with your boss and holding your father's hand. the line is blurred. the line is blindingly bright. the line doesn't exist. the line is a circle drawn around them, keeping them together and the rest of the world out. they make me feel so unwell.

[blu-ish]

Come get yo Adeleine angst yall

[diamondsunbursts-and-marblehalls]

I just spent the last 3 hours watching lockwood and co edits. IM SICK. WE WERE ROBBED.

[hercarisntyours]

sentinel prime is really just an old man bullying what are essentially children huh

[peachfruitcake]

not really here anymore

[demonidoodles]

u know what, fuck u

*otome-fies ur otome company logo*