#wheeeeee!!

[lululawrence]

We have the around 450 flags ready for the @rainbowmegamix tonight in council bluffs! Come find @jaerie @sadaveniren @londonfoginacup and me in or around the party pit! We hope to get there within a half hour of doors opening. Selfie of us coming soon!! hehe

[dailypokemoncrochet]

I genuinely love the polls you put under the pokemon posts!!! It is so hard to pick which one I want to choose because I usually feel most of the answers so strongly!!!!

You are super talented and don't let anyone tell you otherwise!!!

Yay!! I'm glad someone appreciates my polls because I was so proud of myself for thinking to use them as easier/additional feedback on my art!! I very purposely include a range of responses: two strong positive options specifically about the crochet itself but with different vibes, an option directly addressing me the artist, and then a low key but still positive "acknowledgement" option. It's been really great so far!

[meithenightfury]

Thanks y'all! Yippeeee!!!

[dumpsterfireofsubtext]

I’m so excited at the prospect of writing this wings of desire au im vibrating at a frequency only dogs can hear.

[dragonanon]

Trampoline sleepover party at my house everyone! 😎🎉🎉

(you need to view the image or you'll just like the post)

Since people liked it i made a toy that works on the computer: https://nick-nonya.itch.io/trampoline-toy Have fun!

[everykillerbee]

[critterbitter]

Language divides and building bridges.

Elesa’s feeling homesick. Emmet, bless his heart, tries to help by infodumping while Ingo frantically runs off to find water (crying is a very dehydrating experience).

((Would you look at that! The kids are picking up kantonese and galarian from each other!))

BONUS:

Heh. Callback.

Want to see more? Here’s the masterpost for submas!

[j-l-kepler]

BG3 Gauntlet of Shar - The Final Trial

My Oathbreaker Selunite Rohku has a heart-to-heart with Shadowheart in the face of one of her greatest trials yet.

Rohku spent years of his life hunting and killing Sharrans before realizing he should've been breaking chains, not victims. But now, by allowing Shadowheart to complete the trials in hopes she may begin to latch onto the doubts she's been so clearly burying, he has to force his way between her and a terrible decision. To Shadowheart, this probably feels like an ultimate betrayal Where did this come from? Wasn't he on her side? He is, but not the ways she believed. This has been years in the making for Rohku. Buuut he's got surprisingly low charisma and wisdom for a Paladin, so he's not very good at this...

[a-dauntless-daffodil]

this trilogy and the uncomfortable idea that

sometimes staying yourself will just hurt you and the people around you so you decide to change (Seivarden),

sometimes choosing not to change will get you killed but if you don't you'll wish you'd died anyway (Awn),

sometimes you've changed without realizing it and trying to pretend you haven't will only tear you apart (Anaander)

sometimes the hardest thing to accept is that peoples' view of you has changed and that experience will also change you (Breq)

Obsessed with the POV choice in Imperial Radch as well, both because Leckie does some really wild stuff with how expansive the strict first-person is able to become due to the worldbuilding and who her narrator is, and because it's SO entangled with the central thematic concepts of identity. In the first book flashbacks when the narrator is still a warship, "I" can encompass so many things, and sometimes explicitly refers to different facets in the narration--is "I" Justice of Toren, or One Esk, or a specific segment, or Breq narrating from twenty years in the future? "I" isn't simple, isn't unified, and while this is most literal and obvious with Breq/One Esk/Justice of Toren and Anaander Mianaai's split factions it's true constantly throughout the work at every level of scope. Individual characters struggle with internal conflicts and hit their breaking points--what is it that makes someone decide they have to disobey orders and make a stand or they won't be themself anymore? How do you know who you are if you've been forcibly changed (Tisarwat) or if the world you knew has moved on and become unrecognizable (Seivarden)? How does a character on a colonized world navigate the split identity that comes from the pressure to assimilate to the dominant culture? And then there's the Radch writ large, all the Radchaai so deeply invested in the idea that there is only one true concept of Radchaai society, of civilization, but of course there isn't! It changes based on location and over time, and Breq muses that the Radchaai empire would be largely unrecognizable to the isolated sphere of the Radch itself. In these books, even if you aren't the last remnant of a destroyed spaceship and its legion of bodies, "I" is such a complicated concept and the narrative never lets you forget it.

[stupidfatslut420]

cuddling in the morning that turns into rough forced breeding >>>>>

[aliettali]

happy freaky ass white boy friday (ref under cut)

[hfjonewiki]

my fanart

[laddersmp3]

The sleeperrrrs

[halflifebutawesome]

i did what i was supposed to

that’s not fair.

[bigbigtruck]

so for christmas i got my parents a gorgeous commission from @theshitpostcalligrapher that is based on our favorite moment from a 1989 BBC documentary (https://youtu.be/J2x6zOCVpE8?t=2437) and im so happy y’all look at this

[logicpng]

so here's. a fucker i've been meaning to draw since forever and never did because of a major art block. because the brain decided to remember about buckshot roulette again

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