#trust me guys :)

[frosted-co0kies]

I was rewatching But I’m a Cheerleader . Love the set design of that movie so much. Also rupaul in a straight is great t shirt

[linktoo-doodles]

my favourite duo (they arent in the same game

[eatingmarkerz]

dont know how to draw smaptong sorri if he ugli 🔥🔥🔥

[tech-obssessed-shark]

thinking about Prowler thinking about how nobody figured out he was being controlled thinking about how everyone sees him as the bad guy even if they’re on the same side thinking about how even STARSCREAM becomes an important figure with (some) allies yet Prowl goes feral because of everything thinking about how the only people to support Prowl were the ones he was forced to mind-meld with thinking about all his relationships ending with others hating him thinking about

[mordenandmerry]

This is their ship dynamic to me thank you for coming to my ted talk

They try to seem edgy and cool but I see through it all with my super autism vision and see that they are just two socially awkward and repressed teens

[ianthewife]

Alecto the Ninth cover just dropped

[morphean42]

You know when you think about it the line “What is this, wash and wear” is actually deeply metaphorical and represents the core duality of Whizzer and Marvin. Marvin clings to an easy, stereotypical world. He craves the American dream and nuclear family, his clothes reflect that. He doesn’t want to stick out, so he dresses in “wash and wear”, he is just another perfect family man. Whizzer is the antithesis of him, he despises what drab clothes represent. He chooses to stick out, to be stylish, to reject society and its boxes. He craves individuality, and is not afraid to be himself. In a way, his clothes are also a crutch, a way to hide. Whizzer hides his insecurity behind flashy clothes and an almost too open persona— he hides by presenting a version of himself he isn’t ashamed of— and Marvin hides in plain sight by making himself blend in.

Also, the tone in which Whizzer speaks the line is important. Functionally, they use their clothes in the same way, but Whizzer seeks to belittle Marvin for his tactics of hiding. Whizzer thinks he is above Marvin in this way by allowing himself to be “free”, even if his version of freedom isn’t quite true. He thinks Marvin clinging to the idea of a tight knit family is pathetic. He makes fun of Marvin’s clothes as a roundabout way of telling him to embrace himself, but this is where his own character flaws come into play. Whizzer is mean, he chooses to pick on Marvin’s insecurity, he mocks the clothes his boyfriend wears fully knowing it’s how they both hide from the world.

Here’s the video that inspired this if anyone’s interested

[noxx-33i]

afternoon nap

[your-mums-nuts]

My current working theory for wwdits season 6 is that Guillermo is going to realise he still wants to be a vampire but only after he has lived an adventurous life. The man spent thirteen years as a slave for gods sake.

So with a heavy heart, he tells the vampires he’s gonna leave for a few years to find himself and live his life.

and guess who’s going to turn up at the train station?

[youngyoo-apologist]

Angels have brown hair

[vhagarys]

[visionsofnightfall]

nature reclaims everything.

instagram

print shop

[ilovethenumber9]

[anachronistic-falsehood]

guys i swear 2 u the admins will open the server specifically so roier can record cinta 3 and then he’ll get it all together and post it on the spiderbit anniversary and it will consist of three straight hours of qroier and qcellbit beating the shit out of doied and cucurucho. trust me roier told me this himself

[shut-up-caleb]

can we talk abt her more i beg

[darkthur-lesters-lost-arm]

Arthur Lester's bodyparts drama is actually canon. It's just set in the far future when Arthur died again and John tried to revive him (or got Kayne to do it) but he accidentally gave consciusness to all of us instead.