#unfortunate development

[bewilderbark]

day 31 - unfortunate development

This was a gift from a close friend.

its over................................ dyes

[loquatic]

day 24 2024 march

"Grand Daddy Long Legs"

previous day - next day This day had an ALT too. It's an inside joke, but I'm posting it anyways.

[egpowerful]

Second batch of art month art

First Half

[sillyysquid]

Rain world art month day 31 : unfortunate development

Wa

Also happy trans visibility day :)))

ALSO SURVIVOR DESIGN BY @/azrielfiend !!

[ducky-doodles]

day 31

[zer0status]

Unfortunate development be like

(I know, it's beautiful right?)

[xenomorphicdna]

I was doing a monk pearl run and decided to go fuck it we ball and go through unfortunate development

And I was fully expecting to spend several hours hating my life choices but I got through it so easy??? I don't know how to feel about this

[spearxwind]

[OC] URGENT QUEST ★★★★★★★ // SLAY THE FULGURBLADE ZINOGRE

[alicentflorent]

Something I haven’t seen people talk about is Mari’s development this season specifically regarding her not giving in to Shauna’s coercion or following the others and changing her vote.

Up until now Mari has always been on the side of who is most popular and has always been very aware of the pecking order in the group and uses this to her advantage. She seems to suck up to Jackie early on because Jackie was the most popular girl in the group but then when that changes and people get pissed at Jackie for not helping Mari turns on her and calls her out. She also joins Lottie’s cult and becomes her most outspoken follower when the majority start to believe in the wilderness to the point where she starts running her mouth and almost gets Lottie killed. She also bullies Misty who is clearly the least popular and generally the kid who gets bullied.

Then we get to the trial, Mari is visibly uncomfortable throughout and tries to keep her head down, she seems to show guilt / remorse from the moment she gives in to Shauna’s questioning and tells the girls about Ben, something she could have easily played up and used to her advantage. Shauna’s attitude towards Mari completely changes when realising she could lead them them to him, and getting back into Shauna’s good graces is the best thing for Mari. Instead she is reluctant to lead them to the cave, she tries to delay them and then she stays quiet after his capture when she could have gained all the girls support by playing the ultimate victim who escaped capture and brought Ben to justice. Then we get the vote, we see characters like Gen giving into peer pressure, Lottie and her dedicated followers change their vote but Mari doesn’t. She can see siding with Shauna is the most popular and safest choice right now. Season two Mari would have acted exactly how Melissa was acting but she refused to give in and she seems to look genuinely upset when Lottie, Travis and Akilah change their votes. She believes coach didn’t set the fire and she knows the others blame him regardless. It would be understandable for Mari to prioritise herself but for the first time she doesn’t and that’s GROWTH

[afurtivecake]

if andrew was a bit swayed by kevin, i cannot blame him in THE SLIGHTEST. kevin is like, specifically engineered to appeal to all of andrew's protective instincts:

fleeing horrific abuse from a grade-A asshole

thinks about going back to the abusive situation sometimes

needs him all the time

hot.

and on top of that, kevin tells him he's worth something and that he'll give him something to live for.

like idk what else andrew could have done. the man is not made of stone.

[ducky-doodles]

day 31 (again)

[bixels]

Taking the current topic as an excuse to ask you to tell me all the reasons you love Rarijack. Your art for the ship is so sweet and intimate I'd love to hear any in depth thoughts you have.

Breathes in.

I think what makes their dynamic really strong is that they have opposing personalities but aligned values. It's deeper than just "opposites attract." Rarity's fancy, prissy, and femme while Applejack's modest, rough, and "masculine." But both value hard work (to the point of being workaholics), their families (both have guardianship over their little sisters), running successful businesses, and eventually each other. Their relationship can be boiled down to, "Despite our differences/disagreements, I still like you because we value the same things."

We see their relationship develop so much. In the first season, they can't stop bickering about surface-level differences. By season four, they still bicker, but will mend their relationship because they can't help but do nice things for each other. In Trade Ya, they start off arguing over personality differences (Applejack likes old junk and Rarity likes useless crap). Then they pivot and start arguing that they value their relationship more than the other. In the end, they mend things by sacrificing their needs and buying each other a gift. Even if they don't understand it, they know it'd make the other happy. And that's all that really matters. It's a genuinely sweet moment that shows how arguing can be healthy and necessary for relationships to strengthen.

We even see them dropping their hang-ups about each others' personalities. In Made in Manehattan, when Rarity runs off in dramatics about someone's fashion, AJ doesn't roll her eyes or scoff, she smiles. Oftentimes, their conflicts are very common domestic conflicts romantic couples face. Applejack's Day Off is about a woman's inability to balance work and life and find time to properly spend with her partner, causing her partner to feel neglected.

By season seven, they're actively participating in each others' interests. Any problems or conflicts that arise are dealt with, and they come out the other end stronger and closer. In Honest Apple, AJ pretty much spells out why their relationship works so well: even though she doesn't understand fashion, she can recognize and appreciate how much work it takes and wants to respect that. When she realizes her mistake in the episode, AJ goes above and beyond to fix things and apologize to Rarity. They care about each other so much.

The two go out of their way, sacrificing their personal desires and beliefs and doing things they normally wouldn't, to make the other happy. That's just love.

There's Simple Ways, where AJ gets stuck in an unwanted love triangle between Rarity and her hipster crush. And her frustration and anger can be so easily interpreted as AJ finding herself in a terrible position; the girl she loves wants another man, and that man wants her.

I dunno. I've always had a preference for opposites attract ships, but Rarijack's stuck with me like a brain worm because they have the perfect chemistry. The way they show they care, or do things for each other, I've always read it as the truest representation of romance in the show.

[syringaledraws]

Upwards, onwards

[chalkrub]

thank you for a great art fight! here's some of my final attacks. had a blast, already missing it - see you next year!

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Gaslight, Gatekeep, Girl found dead in a hidden room.

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[beebfreeb]

*shaking a little* unposted Akizets