#and just for good measure:

[ajthepeach]

hi i saw your tags on my post! id love to take a peak at the list if thats alr :)

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in no particular order:

some are multifandom so you might have to dig around [ik pineapplerum isnt very mcyt anymore but the art is peak]

some are cross-platform, some are only on tumblr and some are only on utuve [i dont use twt so i have no idea,, i know three-eyed hex! is on youru e but uve mever seen em on tumblr]

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

The squad of all time has arrived on scene.

[spookberry]

post trick or treating activity

[rocketbirdie]

so close yet so far

[bethanydelleman]

I was talking about a historical male author I dislike because I found his works misogynistic and the person said, "Oh, well I suppose you don't read Shakespeare either." and I was like, "Shakespeare? SHAKESPEARE?!?! Of course I read Shakespeare, that man loved women."

Shakespeare wrote a wide variety of fleshed out female characters. He wrote Damsels in Distress, Cross-dressing Girlbosses, and Complex Female Villains. He wrote a woman who refused to sell her virtue to save her family and then shamed her brother for suggesting it. He wrote Taming of the Shrew and it's opposite, All's Well that Ends Well, in which the wife hunts down and tames the husband. He wrote men who are good because they listen to, trust, and defend women. He wrote women of all kinds. He wrote women who drive the plot and women doomed by the narrative. He wrote women in love and women who pathetically follow a man who doesn't like them and women in hatred. He wrote sensible women and silly women and everything in between of all ages.

I wish modern authors could write women as well as he did.

[kalicocal]

I didn't get to do much of this with my older sis. She was more into... hitting things.

[cloudbends]

something I feel like isn't nearly appreciated enough about mob's arc in mp100 is that his background is... Completely normal. I see a lot of people interpreting mob's parents as neglectful or distant based on the few scenes we've seen of them, which greatly baffles me because their few scenes aim to establish his family life as.. completely normative. They have the normal, average quips of a normal family. And I think it's very unique and refreshing because it means mob's troubles and internal hardship isn't a product of his upbringing, it's a byproduct of a traumatic experience and of his own personality and how it coalesces with his psychic powers. And I personally think more media should acknowledge that some people, even with perfectly normative and healthy familial dynamics and circumstances, will still develop very complex internal issues and personal psychology. and on the same note, some people with perfectly normal upbringing won't feel comfortable to confide in their parents and seek an external authority figure to look up to, which doesn't necessarily mean them and their parents are estranged. I dont think mob's (or ritsu's) life have to be unhappy to legitimize or explain the fact he has the personal struggles he does. Embracing normalcy is the main theme of this series.

[mallahanmoxie]

someone keeps beaming these straight into my brain while im asleep. anyway, mel meets abby first AU. okay so probably not first first, but langdon's at rehab and mel's not seeing him around, and she gets into a book club that is not so much of a book club and more like an excuse for middle aged moms to meet and complain about their lives which is. okay. (mel can't leave, alright, she paid the subscription fee and becca keeps asking about her book club friends and it's nice to have something to talk about that's not strictly under doctor-patient confidentiality and you know what, most of the time they do read the books, so there's that. she's getting her money's worth.)

abby is there and mel doesn't not like abby, but it's a kinda hard to grow closer to a person you don't really understand much, and abby keeps complaining about her doctor husband and every little barb does feel a little pointed, after a while, because mel's told them she's a doctor a good five times already, but it's whatever. abby doesn't tell them about rehab or her job or her kids' names. abby doesn't really tell them much at all about her life, really, only her feelings, which might perhaps have been a clue all along but not one mel was about to pick up. (frank texts her once i could not tell you what the last thing she ate was but i sure could tell you how she felt about it.)

and then one time mel catches her at the tail end of an outburst, all on her own, and abby takes it out on her in that passive agressive, insidious way some people have that is all the more annoying for how roundabout it is. and mel calls her out on it because it is unfair and it's not mel's fault that abby's husband doesn't have the time or energy to be around her, and it's not just because they're both doctors because mel makes the time to be here, she is here right now with abby so!!! it's unfair!!! and then suddenly mel blinks and she's got an armload of wailing abby whose incoherent, tipsy mumblings (of course there's wine at book club) amount to half apologizing, half asking mel why her husband can't be a little more like her which is NOT a question that mel can answer.

so she does what she can which is she puts abby on an uber home and before she can think better of it, climbs in with her because, well, the woman is drunk. and on the drive home, abby gets very quiet and eventually goes my marriage is in shambles and i think my husband might be cheating on me with a woman at work and so when mel drags abby up to her front door, the uber waiting for her on the driveway, the only thing mel's thinking is thank god this conversation is over and not hey this garden patch looks awfully familiar so she gets utterly blindsided when abby's husband opens the door and it's... frank. frank who'd she'd been texting all afternoon. frank who she'd grown extremely close with in the months since he came back from rehab. frank who, apparently, hasn't been spending time around his wife because he's been spending it with mel.

[eshithepetty]

Characters who are a black hole. Characters who would see the infinite wastness of space and see themselves. Characters who are so immensely powerful, they could kill you without blinking. Characters who can't be defeated, no matter how hard you try. Characters who are angry, teeth gnashing, a swirling mass of a hungry void beneath their skin. Characters who are paradoxically, helplessly, vulnerable despite that. Who are kind. Who are gentle. Characters who will take that desperate endless void inside their heart and do their damnest to fill it with desperate endless love. Characters who, despite being a knife, have the softest edges of them all.

Yes, I am talking about Shigeo Kageyama.

[tacc0yak1]

i miss drawing these grandpas :{

[celebrimborium]

[johnnyshrine]

★ 082 // “YIPPEE!”

[caramelcove]

Ah yes, my favorite episodes of smiling critters

It was originally just supposed to be this

Man...

[maybemaehill]

Back by popular demand! A new round of memes for my favourite movie

Part 1!

[botanyshitposts]

Sign i saw recently had a bunch of paint worn away with lichen in its place, however i unfortunately did not have my phone on me 😔😔

in an alternate universe where science funding is stable and abundant regardless of monetary gain we have already gotten to the complex root of which lichens enjoy signs but only the letters or only the sign and what about the letters or sign they prefer and this haunts me

[soggy-fishsticks]

awww, I love miniroth 🥺🥺🥺 *gives him a thousand yard stare*