yankedoodles

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listen i love ford and all but i physically cannot forgive him for fumbling fiddleford. you're telling me that ford made friends with someone who not only matches his intelligence but also genuinely supports him and wants to be there for him and he GOES FOR THE TRIANGLE INSTEAD? unforgivable. if someone crocheted me a pair of winter gloves to fit my specific genetic mutation i'd kiss him on the mouth and make him my wife

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I keep thinking about that AU concept where Ford goes to find Stan *before* he ever went to Gravity Falls and ough these brothers just make me so ill ☹️

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GROWN ASS MAN 😭😭😭

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The author~✨

My friend got me back into Gravity Falls again! This was such a fun piece to work on today, I especially had fun with the shading/rendering of it!

Enjoy!

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“in order to create loving males we need to love males” means teach boys that they can be themselves without being less of a man. it means being encouraging and nurturing of their emotions so they don’t become cold and hateful. it means showing boys, early in their lives, that they have value outside of what our society deems proper masculinity. what it doesn’t mean is that it’s our job to handhold men who see women as walking sex toys through the concept of empathy, and maybe if we’re really really nice to them and don’t say things that hurt their feelings they’ll stop killing us for saying no

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i think mabel somehow finds a picture of stan and ford's prom outfits and goes ham recreating the suits for her and dipper's prom

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You get used to the guilt when you're finally important, he'll say

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everyone get unemployed. i will provide for us.

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me and my bitch wife

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the hunter

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bill c they can never make me hate you (design belongs to @umboloae)

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what do the 4 people who always like my posts want for christmas

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"If you're gonna smoke, at least let me know"

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Twilight Princess isn’t technically a horror game, and there’s a certain schmaltziness to its mid-2000s mall goth aesthetic. Still, Twilight Princess was the first video game I encountered that implied the hero is a murderer, and its strange and unsettling cutscenes serve as puzzle pieces that form a fragmented picture of Hyrule’s hidden history of prejudice, war, and genocide.

When Link confronts Ganondorf at the end of the game, Ganondorf meets his challenge with bitter irony and issues a warning – the cycle of bloodshed cannot be ended with violence. Link kills him anyway, and the cruelty of this act convinces Midna that it’s impossible for her to remain in Hyrule as an ethnic minority. 

All of this went over my head when I first played Twilight Princess as a kid, but it really messed me up when I returned to the game as an adult. I’m still haunted by the dread that came from the realization that the fun desert dungeon where Link gets the cool spinner item is a mass graveyard.

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honestly look at the bright side at least you’re not 14

I’M NOT FOURTEEN!!!!!!

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they make me sick