#wtf are these reviews????

[mysticdragon3md3]

[hyunpic]

[dawnofiight]

Damien is the friend to check your essay for grammar, spelling mistakes, and making sure that shit just makes sense in general.

He will straight tell you if you need to redo a paragraph or if your essay is ass and he will have an essay of his own about why it is.

"Run on sentence part 1. Add a comma. Add a quotation. Run on sentence part 2. This sentence isn't necessary. Make this into a new paragraph. Run on sentence part 3-"

[snaileer]

Behold!🤲🏼

The wildest fic I have ever come across.

[marciliedonato]

So... Apparently UA s4 is a massive flop.... I'm not saying we need to start bullying* showrunners and writers and networks/streamers (*putting pressure on them to do right by beloved pieces of media with passionate fan bases so much so that they feel they'll get the guillotine if they do anything less than perfect and justice by the story/characters) but.... We need to start bullying showrunners and writers and networks/streamers again. These mfs have gotten too comfortable

[elendsessor]

I WILL NYAMI NYAMI JUST FOR YOU

[trickarrows-bishop]

"the main problem with the new mean girls-" and suddenly im not listening to what you have to say.

[wingedshoes]

[moondust-artz]

nah this legit broke me

Kevin's face when Randy punched him absolutely broke me idk why. I was reallly sad 😔 but we got some Candy content sooo🤭🤭🤭🤭

[l8tof1]

wake up the FIA just added yet another incentive for themselves not to uphold right of review and keep the cash instead ??

[litstepdad]

The substance is actually the craziest and best horror movie I think I've ever seen. The practical effects were absolutely fucking bonkers and blew me out of the water. The body horror was so grotesque that there were moments I had to stand up because i was so out of my mind. The constant push and pull between Elisabeth and Sue, the theme of trying to escape yourself, and the mother-daughter mirrors were absolute fucking bonker additions. Even the ending made me so fucking depressed but it was absolutely beautiful with how it called back to Carrie where yeah, Elisasue is ruined from the experience with no hope of going back, but at least she thoroughly traumatized the people who made her into the monster she became.

[v-67]

Jjk spoiler alert!!

Panels I found really cool🔽

Panel i found heavy w feelings and emotions other than the one of Nanami😭😭😭😭🔽

Flashback of a warm memory, I need more of these, heal me🔽

jjk S2 last post🙃

[scarlet-sam-chaos]

the urge to give up on EVERYTHING and disappear >>>

[ellulemmu]

When i'm in a media literacy competition and my opponent is a httyd fan

[bartholomeacorsair]

Whole of Doctor Who fandom on a random Saturday morning :

WHAT THE FUCK

[mxtxfanatic]

Have you ever read "The Shade of Old Trees" by Kryal on ao3?

I genuinely think you might enjoy it, the characterization is top tier and the author's notes go heavy into details on why they made this or that decision. It was all incredibly good, well thought out, well researched, and with not an ounce of fanon to find.

I’ve read it, and while I initially enjoyed the story and the long author’s notes, I found it very toothless in its critique of anything substantial despite the author bringing up major issues in the modern world, themself. It also felt like their understanding of China and its history came straight from one of those 5-minute info-videos that’s half American state propaganda and pretend like the history of modern China begins in 1949. Finally, they also fall into the trap of softening Jiang Cheng’s character in the final confrontation with the excuse that “jc wouldn’t actually want to kill wwx!” despite that being what he literally did and tried to do again in canon. I appreciate them writing through their logic, but that doesn’t mean I’ll agree with the leaps they take simply because they’ve explained why they’ve made them. Great start, weak finish.