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Membrane’s first mistake. 

Dib was often Gaz’s player two when they were really young…. but something…. kinda put a stop to that. 

Before Professor Membrane had a traumatic shark attack

But He is learning to be better and not repeat his mistakes

Masterpost of the AU

Bonus: 

Remember in Big Bad Rubber Piggy it was shown that Dib attacked a child on the top of the playground before Zim changed the timeline?

Well, in my personal headcannon, I think Dib caused the Hairy child to fall and break his arm. 

Leading to Membrane needing to put Dib in the Crazy House for boys in the first place….particularly due to the child’s angry parents, and that Dib had a past history of harassing kids and not to mention the PR and media breathing down his neck and wanting to villainize him and his son… causing him to shield his children from the public at all costs until Dib was at least ten. 

Membrane isn’t even sure if he’s doing the right thing… but it was a difficult situation, and it’s part of the reason Membrane tried to drill the paranormal out of his head so hard in the first place. (figuratively and literally) 

Music has always been something that has held the sibs together

So Dib does appreciate it, even if he’s not responsive right now… (he’s on a lot of medication that isn’t right for him at the moment)

Extremely personal venting under the cut. You don’t need to read. …Just… I request that no one calls Membrane a “terrible dad” even by show standards on my post please?…  And no one needs to lecture me. He is doing his best for the situation he found himself in…. He’s not perfect…  

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Sometimes i think about the idea of Common as a language in fantasy settings.

On the one hand, it’s a nice convenient narrative device that doesn’t necessarily need to be explored, but if you do take a moment to think about where it came from or what it might look like, you find that there’s really only 2 possible origins.

In settings where humans speak common and only Common, while every other race has its own language and also speaks Common, the implication is rather clear: at some point in the setting’s history, humans did the imperialism thing, and while their empire has crumbled, the only reason everyone speaks Human is that way back when, they had to, and since everyone speaks it, the humans rebranded their language as Common and painted themselves as the default race in a not-so-subtle parallel of real-world whiteness.

In settings where Human and Common are separate languages, though (and I haven’t seen nearly as many of these as I’d like), Common would have developed communally between at least three or four races who needed to communicate all together. With only two races trying to communicate, no one would need to learn more than one new language, but if, say, a marketplace became a trading hub for humans, dwarves, orcs, and elves, then either any given trader would need to learn three new languages to be sure that they could talk to every potential customer, OR a pidgin could spring up around that marketplace that eventually spreads as the traders travel the world.

Drop your concept of Common meaning “english, but in middle earth” for a moment and imagine a language where everyone uses human words for produce, farming, and carpentry; dwarven words for gemstones, masonry, and construction; elven words for textiles, magic, and music; and orcish words for smithing weaponry/armor, and livestock. Imagine that it’s all tied together with a mishmash of grammatical structures where some words conjugate and others don’t, some adjectives go before the noun and some go after, and plurals and tenses vary wildly based on what you’re talking about.

Now try to tell me that’s not infinitely more interesting.

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Pali!Advisors bc I can and will

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smol Katara and Sokka in the snow

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Beautiful Barbie Ferreira.

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"i would die for you" this, "i'd walk through fire for you that"

what about "i'd live for you" romances? what about "i never thought i'd be worth the work it would take to piece myself together"?

what about "i don't believe i'm worth it, but for you i'll try"

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How to Wear a Strap-on in a God Honoring Way

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You can’t deserve a person’s love. You’ll drive yourself crazy thinking like that. They either love you, or they don’t. That doesn’t mean you weren’t good enough for them to love you, because love isn’t something you earn by being good enough. It isn’t something that can be quantified or doled out. Don’t blame yourself for not being loved how you need to, just teach yourself how to look for love where love lives.

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Memento mori skull ring (1600-1625)

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Black on Black via mexiquer

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Básicos indispensables via nomevendaslamoto

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Factory via mexiquer

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Cherry Blossom via thelittlemagpie

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Slow Like Honey, Heavy With Mood via riamichelle

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Danielle Bernstein is rocking a hot winter style here, in a monochrome outfit consisting of a striking buckled leather skirt, a white tee, and a shearling trimmed leather jacket to match. This look simply screams ‘hardcore’!

Jacket: The Arrivals, Skirt: Missguided, Tee: H&M, Boots: The Archive.

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Lolita Masagutova looks sweet and feminine in this Parisian inspired outfit. She coordinates her grey beret with her coat. Her starry tights add an extra touch of whimsy for a casual street style look.

Jumper: H&M, Skirt: Zara, Beret: Topshop, Bag: Louis Vuitton, Tights: Calzedonia, Boots: Stuart Weitzman

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Federica L. is wearing a casual outfit consisting of distressed grey denim jeans, a lace blouse, and a cable knit white sweater. Federica finishes the look off with sneakers and shades. 

Sweater: Pull & Bear, Blouse: Pop My Dress, Trousers: Zara, Bag: Elleme.