#fancy view

[rainbow280372]

[mrs-trophy-wife]

[yuzuuu4]

protective bf era

[nonstandardrepertoire]

"if G-d has a million fans, i'm one of them; if G-d has ten fans, i'm one of them; if G-d has only one fan, i'm that fan" sure sounds like a Jewish meme account shitpost, and yet it's almost a verbatim quote from today's page of the Talmud, Sanhedrin 97b:

truly time is a flat flat circle :')

[animunitee]

Don't we all just wanna see Crowl E and AzEVAphale holding hands at the end?

And M-Oriel for good measure, can't leave them out ~

Good Omens Study Club movie poster art!

At first I thought making this crossover would be very hard, but turns out it was super fun! Especially putting in all the easter eggs.

[tenvishund]

F I S S I O N - Why the hell do you hurt yourself for this?

[frozencometx]

Since I'm busy playing Xenoblade X have some doodles until I'm back

[alltheboysandgirlsiloved]

There's one scene that I need to see in jwct S3 and that we will probably never get.

Seeing as Ben's girlfriend is real, I want Ben to actually confront the rest of the Nublar Five (Brooklynn is obviously excused because she's in her toxic evil yuri era), why they didn't believe him when he said that he had a girlfriend. And I want them to answer honestly. Because they didn't believe him, not in season 1 (maybe except from Yaz) and clearly on their way to Ben's gf, they were still veeeery dubious about this. Like... The impossibility of Ben's gf existence was the running thought during all conversations about Ben's girlfriend. More than that. In the trailer for season 3, we can also see Kenji and Yaz doubting this too! (And Yaz seemed supportive in S1 while Kenji didn't know back then).

So I want to know, because it was framed like this on purpose. For me as a viewer, it's obvious why they framed it like that (yes, it was suggestive, it's a classic "he's telling that she's real but she's not" and don't even try to argue with me about that). But I want to know why they reacted like that from the jwct universe's point of view.

Why they didn't believe their best friend?

I would really like to know, and I suspect that it will never be brought up ever. They will maybe apologise "hey, man, sorry for doubting you" but that will probably be all. But I truly would love to know the reason why seemingly all of them were convinced that she wasn't real.

Because Ben is... He's a catch really, let's be real? He's a bit of an odd-ball yes, but he's lovely, sweet, kind and caring, he's smart and passionate. He's Tall and from what we can tell well-built, and he is objectively handsome. There's a lot to love about Ben and Nublar Six knows that because they love him the most with all his quirks and oddities. So... Why. Was it so hard to believe? And don't tell me "well, he doesn't seem like the type to enter a long distance relationship". His long distance friendship with the Nublar speaks for itself. "Well, he doesn't seem like the type to be in a relationship". Honestly? Looking at Nublar, I'd sooner point at Darius as a potential "not the type for relationships" kind of guy (yes, yes, I haven't forgotten about the Brooklynn plotline, dw).

And anyway, if I was Ben. I'd like to know. What was so hard to believe.

We will never find out, I guess. I don't have high hopes for that.

[napstabl00k]

all the world’s a stage, and you and i can play a part

[rainbow280372]

[mrs-trophy-wife]

[insufferablemod]

top 10 worst celebrities ever

[starlight-archer]

I have now watched Dead Boy Detectives three times. This show has me in its clutches for real

[dem-can]

a family can be two moms, their small robot child and the result of playing god on easy mode

[bobcat-pie]

I've been watching this horror video game summarization youtuber and he seems oddly adverse to occult/satanist topics. Like, damn, dude, you can handle serial killers, but the moment they bring out some candles and start drawing fancy circles, thats where you draw the line?

Then I saw a pic of his setup... and he had a rosary under his screen

and then i realized

oooh.

the stakes are much higher for him than they are for me.

[nemesis-is-my-middle-name]

can't talk about alia/lillith without thinking abt how, for all it was an act born of her rage at alia's mistreatment and a desire to free her from her suffering, lillith did, still, choose to take away alia's agency in her life one final time. decided that she knew what was best for her, what she needed. chose to view her as a shell of a person, functionally dead already, only fit for some kind of gentle euthanasia. and alia accepted that without complaint. accepted that her role in the fight against the darkness was now to close her eyes and sleep. toxic yuri icons honestly