#would anyone like to guess the old man?

[mintyeve322]

the age old question of do i want to fuck that fictional old man or do i want to be the daughter the narrative never gave him?

[syn0vial]

reading boba fett’s story in legacy of the force really is like, “wow, this man’s got 99 problems and actually communicating with the people he loves would solve at least 85% of them”

[pocketramblr]

Inspired by this post: give Bruce a star sapphire ring

I've never met anyone who cared as deeply for his fellow man as Bruce Wayne

[maryasmorevna]

why are you, as an adult in 2024, still hung up on reylo. why are you still mocking the shippers. why do you believe yourself to be superior only because you dislike a stupid ship from a fucking space fairytale. girl (gnc) get a grip

[thelovers-thedreamers-and-me]

the downside to being a sitcom neighbour sort of person is that when rough things happen and emotionally fuck u up a lil bit, it also sounds completely made up

[mannap]

If I gotta be like this mf in all the bad ways

chronically late

seen as intellectually talented at a young age but feeling like a failure 24/7

suffering from severe depression

barely holding my shit together

isolated from everyone my age (See: the third and fourth point)

Where tf is the equivalent to this dude in my life??? This ain't fair, yo

[jailedmoonshine]

can I just say I think it's fucking insane that I have to pay $200 to talk to a therapist about the fact that my partner can't get himself fucking together

[csuszka]

im also increasingly sure that im autistic but we'll never ever confirm that </3

[subarashiihibi]

you would not beliueve what im doing(actually being productive)

[obeymeow]

nightbringer lesson 14 FUCKED ME UP in several ways but primarily I've spent the last 48 hours making myself sad over the solomon backstory we got. specifically I have, for no reason, latched onto that one chapter in the Kids event where baby solomon cried because he felt so guilty over being responsible for that spell. and that just feels a touch more depressing in context

[ourceliumnetwork]

me, the symptoms experiencer, experiencing symptoms: wow gee i wonder what the fuck is happening right now i have no context for why i could possibly feel bad, surely i'm not experiencing symptoms. me, when i figure out it's the symptoms:

[lacnunga]

DO NOT GET DISTRACTED

[vulturereyy]

Y'all I just realized... March 10th is officially Lurimol's first anniversary. And also kind of my anniversary of really getting super into hollow knight?

Sh. Should I do something?

[kushanna]

i see posts sometimes saying that people who complain about lack of complex female characters should read umineko, which yes, but i honestly worry if they would have enough nerve to handle rosa. forget about beato, eva is level easy, it's freaking rosa i'm talking about. CAN you?? can you handle youngest child traumatized as hell turned abusive and neglectful single mother rosa?? can you handle episode 4 sakutaro death scene?? are you SURE you can handle that?? there's people who have trouble dealing with the sentient candy princess bubblegum, would they be able to cope with dearest darlingest rosa is what i'm saying

[akascow]

man yellowjackets would be so much better if it didnt keep cutting back to the present day

[corokoro]

im about to make a statement that might get me bonked on the head by two different fandoms

kaito and astarion have a similar core desire for power, in that they came to desire it because of trauma and basically want these potentially dangerous powers so they can never be hurt like that again, when in reality that power is unnecessary when trying to protect themselves and it's not worth the corruption

but astarion (and everything else in baldur's gate 3) is written with so much more nuance and was carefully crafted with proper impact, you can tell how much care was put into it...while kaito is unfortunately not written that well, like he has potential which is why i love him, but from an objective standpoint, he's not written well, and part of it is just because the writers have him say the same things over and over and he kinda stays static almost, he has moments of development but they don't really change him, and while character development can be "this character does not learn the lesson they should learn and suffer the consequences", even that feels poorly written. kaito becomes the final villain in gaim at the last minute, when hes been on the good side for the entire story up to that point, and then they threw in some random misogyny for kicks even though he was genuinely connected with mai?? like kaito's a jerk but he's the same guy who helped shapool even after the dude literally drugged him with knockout spray and put him in trouble because of it. there was always going to be a clash of ideals between kouta and kaito, but it felt like it only went deadly just so they can live up to the fight they promised through the entire season, especially when you remember all the scenes where kaito helps the rest of the main cast despite him fundamentally disagreeing with how power works, how many times he works well with kouta in situations they both get into

the promised fight between kouta and kaito didn't work in the end because it felt like the fates were forcing it to happen, changing characterization so suddenly just to keep up with promises, a fight between two people who were on the same side just only days ago. the promised fight with cazador works because the fates wove together naturally, pushing the party to destroy a man who had a calculated horrific plan in the making for 200 years, something that astarion was always going to try and stop no matter what - he didn't need to have his nature forcibly changed for the fight to make sense.