#you'll be fine

[cyphyra]

hey listen. get smushed under my fursona's fat ass, ok?

[tendernxss]

green squirrel in a pretty bad shape // hot mulligan

[mercurygray]

new tumblr users who just started watching MOTA: Man, this guy in the background of that one scene here is cute, I wish someone was making gifs of him and I'm not even sure I know his name. 😕

me, putting an arm around your shoulder: Welcome to HBOWar fandom. This is the way. 😌

[spidey-bie]

Fic Idea:

Hobie with a reader who's deaf or HOH. Hobie is secretly teaching himself sign language and planning on stealing or building a cochlear implant or some hearing aids for them.

Bonus: Reader uses ASL. Hobie is teaching himself BSL because he didn't know there was a difference. Chaos and miscommunication ensue.

(Edit: A lovely mutual of mine put some info on ASL and BSL in the replies so check that out if you're interested.)

[stoneshipmapper]

pretty face… mind if I borrow it?

[fafayayarhen]

cw: suggestive violence themes + blood

ruh roh prussia seems to be in a bit of a bind

sketch dump for tonight as was thinking thoughts back to the yandere spain idea that's still floating in my head so finally i could put the pen to paper

there's more to the sketch which i'll post later once i clean it up a little so for now have this ✨

[the-kingshound]

The Lancelot dread is real

:)

[dualcosmog]

0443 Gible

[6catsandanerdo]

I've always thought of myself as a weak person; mentally, physically and emotionally..? Also, I think I'm unlovable, weird and annoying.

And it surprises me every day to see that I'm living well and succeeding sometimes, have people who genuinely care about me and love me, and hear my coworkers say that I'm an interesting person! It makes me believe that life can be fair sometimes and decide to smile at the little suffering creatures.

[thewaspsnestinyourattic]

non worm enjoyers are missing so much fun. we got a whole ass community out here.

[oopsallsyscourse]

No one makes anti endos sound scarier than pro endos do

I promise you they're not as dangerous as y'all think they are.

[tendernxss]

analog fade (new bule sky) // hot mulligan

[99simproblems]

Let's pretend he was looking for lessons on how to get on a saddle, but somehow ended up looking up horseriding injuries.

[viric-dreams]

⚠️ for them ALLLLL!

- @zeebreezin

Warning:

Ockham: Holds long grudges.

Roberts: Has shrimp neuroses.

Nite: Will sell you to January for one corn chip.

Tamara: Will agree to what you say with no intention of doing it to avoid hurting your feelings.

Jones: Utterly useless in a high-stress situation.

Rubbery Barber Surgeon: For the love of fuck do not try to pay in amber.

Graham: Girl, run.

[lucihens]

this a very unnecessarily philosophical, potentially verbose, written by a barely 20 odd year old with the mental age of a 10 year old whose innate logic comes directly from the autism gremlin in her mind take on tim bradford. you have been warned.

it's interesting that tim thinks he's been lying to himself and is mad at himself for seemingly actually being what he thinks he fundamentally isn't, rather than what he thinks or thought he was. but he doesn't understand that he can't be fundamentally anything in respect to action and nature. he can't define who he is as a whole as one clear cut, unchanging thing that he lives by for the rest of his life. because that's the complete opposite of what human nature is in my opinion. his personality may be consistent. but his nature never will be. because it changes. ALL THE TIME. pretty much everyday your processes change even a little bit with new information you gain. who you are now is not who you were last week. and while you may have a strict and specfic moral law in which determines the way you act in the long run, the decisions you make and the way you act (short term) depend on the moment. so tim is saying that what he did in the moment back in the army, and what he did in the moment dealing with ray, and what he did in the moment lying to IA, was him going against his code and who he thought he was, and that must therefore mean that who he has been consistently in the past was actually all a lie, was him pretending to be something he wasn't just because he did somethings 'out of character'. i don't think he can understand that being as strict and by the book as he is is not actually a sustainable human trait. because many instances call for many different reactions. but him setting such rigid guidelines he must follow so he can actually consider himself a good man, has set him up to fail again and again in respect to his feelings of self worth. setting such high standards for himself that he'll never be able to live up to has made it so easy for his self-belief to falter, teeter, and completely fall off the edge. confusing his personality with his nature has made it practically impossible to realise that his actions, if flawed, reckless and bringing negative consequences, don't make him fundamentally flawed. fundamentally wrong and screwed up. he doesn't realise that actions merely add to the portfolio of a person's life, good or bad, and despite the contents of his biography, he is still worthy of love. because he is not fundamentally flawed, or a fraud, but a man who regularly shows empathy, and loves anyway, despite being told (by others, but mainly himself) he won't experience the same in return.

[kelvintimeline]

i already mocked this on twitter

and god knows lestat shouldn't be defended and i have no interest in doing that... he's a royal cunt to put it lightly

but framing the CHURCH, the PRIESTS as innocent victims in louis' story (and in lestat's.... tbh) is fucking insane???

and i also find it really... intellectually unstimulating to frame claudia as "lestat but good" or "lestat but properly protective of her romantic interest"

the coddling of claudia's character is just very vexxing to me. the flip side is atrocious--there are people that seem to lack empathy or understanding for her character--but she's still a monster. just like both of her fathers. protecting madeleine was a kindness but honestly... not terribly unlike the kindness lestat was capable of and did dabble in.

cause lestat... is also just as complicated as her. he is and was endlessly cruel to louis and some of his kindness, like killing the priests, was heavily tied to selfishness, rarely just for louis' sake, but like... killing the priests wasn't just to deprive louis of comfort. it was a kindness not unlike what claudia was trying to offer madeline, tbh.

erasing the homophobia and racism of the church and how religious guilt was tearing louis apart... shows a real flagrant lack of understanding of louis' character too. his breakdown about sin could've killed him, would have if given time to fester

like this is just a mess when it comes to understanding the entire family unit like... you're missing everything

why does this have likes??