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by  monkikong_mrks

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Source: @MELO_job (Melo-sensei’s twitter account) ===============

Judai: Melo-sensei’s countdown to Tsukiani Manga Vol. 2!

Feat the Procella guys!

They’re all cute~☆

- Judai

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GET SAVING YOUR GEMS, LADIES AND GENTS!!!

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“Scary Monsters -Screaming Halloween Show-” SR & SSR Cards

Abema Twisted Wonderland Halloween SP (2020.10.04) Guys, it was a 3 hour stream and I HOPE they let us rewatch it PLEASE

For those that missed it, the first 1hr30mins was Heartslabyul, Octavinelle, Scarabia and Ignihyde, and the second 1hr 30mins was Savanaclaw, Pomefiore and Diasomnia!

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gyroaxia x ren based off this fic!

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nayuren agenda going strong i like

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goodbye for a while im going to be devoting my life to genshin impact

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Continuing my new series inspired by the CA wildfires. For weeks ashes rained down from the skies, the air became hazardous and all I could do was stay home and dream about being able to just breathe again. 

Wildfires like these will only worsen with climate change. Earlier this year I saw photos of the Australian sky turn red from smoke blocking out the sun like the apocalypse. Then I got to experience that red sky here in California.

Climate change is not some distant fable that may or may not happen to our children. It is happening right here right now and it’s up to us to vote for the green policies that will save us from a future of ashes.

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Listen up. There is literally an app that can help you avoid self harm and I don’t know why we aren’t talking about it.

Calm Harm can be tailored to your needs and will provide strategies to help you get past those crucial moments of wanting to harm.

It’s also totally FREE.

once again, it’s called CALM HARM

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+10 years rookvil

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Fluffy (Credit)

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AASIDE boys and their Twisted Wonderland relatives

I started to watch some twisted wonderland Gameplays, and I noticed that some boys are similar, so here:

Felix is a Rook without stalker habits 👀👀

FRENCH~

Beautiful beautiful, everything is beautiful!

(Lilia is also there cuz vampire aesthetic and the inability of cooking edible food)

I guess it's unnecessary explain this

Sunshines, both of them

Friends above everything

Dumb energy (gsgsfahgs srry but-)

Miyuki isn't addicted to his phone

But they're similar

I mean look at them

GAMERS GAMERS GAMERS

Both shy and recluse

But they've a crazy side

Smart bois

"I wanna be tough but I'm soft" kind of guy

Cry easily (I mean, Epel cry way less then Aoi, as it seems)

Both deserve head pats.

Big scary guys who actually aren't scary at all

We don't know much about Malleus, but it's perceptible that he wants to make some friends. As for Daimon, he's just silent (but, who knows? Maybe Daimon want some friends too)

Daimon like plushies, Malleus have a tamagotchi

Delinquent past

But now they're good

That's all

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Monika Mitkute on Instagram

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everyone: rook is a stalker creepy shit insane batshit crazy

rook in the whole chapter: literally the voice of reason calming down three fights at the same time, smothering 5 internal crisis including 2 gay crisis and 3 panic attacks and nobody asking him anything

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ell: *is happy*

quincy: mm. cringe 😬

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People like to quote that “every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way,” but you could just as easy argue the opposite. I’ve met many unhappy people and heard of many unhappy childhoods, and the details very, but they always feel familiar. The unkindness, the disrespect, the yelling or the stilted silences,  the absences physical or emotional, the lingering discomforts never addressed, the fear and fury and suffocation of chaotic households and anxious childhoods—I hear the same story over and over. Learn enough variations, and unhappiness becomes recognizable in every form. 

Admittedly, I have fewer experiences with happy families, so naturally I find them less familiar, the individual stories more unique. Maybe some day every such family will seem the same to me, but at the moment I’m still learning the many ways that people can make each other happy.  

Really, the original quote only serves to romanticize our dysfunction. It lets us seek comfort in the idea that the source of our unhappiness at least makes us special. But that’s not true—being part of an unhappy family alienates us, and makes us feel alone, but it also makes us very alike.