#hahaha this is normal

[honestlyyoungtyphoon]

Me with Navieshu

love is stored in the fictional couple i’ve gotten overly invested in

[che-sha]

«Michael was protective of the frail old woman he believed her to be. So… so delicate, so forgetful, yet gently wise. He cared for her. He trusted her...»

The Magnus Archives 101

[rednightmare18]

i have to hand it to warhorse. responding to the men screaming "IF YOU WERE JUST GOING TO TURN HENRY QUEER WHY WAS HE STRAIGHT IN KCD 1???" with

"budget constraints"

is the funniest fucking thing a dev has ever said

[negativespace06]

i wouldn’t let it happen…

[frogs-in3-hills]

she’s guiltily thought about betraying me about five billion times today but i HAVE to dress her up in cute little outfits

[lexalovesbooks]

Literally assassin’s apprentice is like what if there was a part of you that you have been aware of since you were a child that the vast majority of the world sees as dangerous and wrong and perverted, including the only person who’s ever taken care of you, so you try to hide it and push it down but you’re so lonely and you feel like you’re strangling a part of yourself and when you allow yourself to give in you form some of the strongest most important connections you’ve ever known because of it and even as the people who care about you most tell you again and again that this is wrong you can’t quite believe them, and you don’t want to hide it but everywhere you look people are spreading rumors and telling old tales about how dangerous and bad and unnatural people like you are, and even as you grow more certain about who you are you know you’ll never be able to be open about it, not now, not in this world. Like how do you expect me to read this and not be queer about it.

[nevertrump]

[cattysapien]

study of chappell wright: ace attorney

[aziraphalalala]

I am not entirely certain what will happen once the actors & writers strike ends, but I'm pretty sure Michael Sheen will break the sound barrier with how fast he will go feral on the internets about how Aziraphale wants to eat Crowley's ox rib

[shiraiyama]

Stargirl femkasa is not very stargirl in her focus events

[fadedkat]

louder than sirens, louder than bells

[gruenthusiast]

fly high glitter force and Voltron… you will be missed…

[clumsypuppy]

aughg

[kalakamekanika]

Baron Omatsuri ss redraw from last year leeel

[crowberri]

Honestly lowkey dont get people who interpret kris as evil esp after chap 3+4 bc they care so much about their friends... they do everything in their power to stop our commands that would hurt their friends going as far as self harm and when you get your way they get so incredibly upset and miserable

their affection is so blatant you cant even call it subtext anymore when the dialogues and cutscenes literally show how much love they have for their friends and how much they care

obviously they are involved in some nefarious plot with whatever the fuck is going on with the knight and carol and asgore and dess but i feel like they are in this because they care about dess and thats exactly going to be their point on conflict in later chapters when the two opposing parties inevitably clash

[sanasanakun]

People try too hard to make Curly an active participant in Jimmy's abuse. Isn't the whole point that he's passive in everything Jimmy does? Abuse occurs because he actively doesn't do anything? Not to call someone out or be mean, but I saw a post saying Anya's ID being in Curly's locker at the beginning shows that he intended to prevent Anya from filing an HR report and I disagree. I get where that interpretation is coming from, but I think it's a little uncharitable. I don't like being too kind to Curly because he's like...a morally mid dude at best lol But if we're going by the HR report interpretation, I would say it's more likely he requested Anya's ID in order to file an HR report on her behalf. After all, the only way to contact Pony (that we see) is in the cockpit, he's the Captain, and Pony Express sucks bad so I wouldn't put it past them to only allow the Captain to use the communication device thing. As we see before, Curly is the only one able to use tools around the ship that you would think other employees could use (ex. Swansea should be able to use the axe if he's the repair guy. Idk why they'd need an ax but that falls under manual labor which Swansea is designated for as the mechanic/fixer dude. But it has to go through Curly). I never got the vibe that Curly moved to actively protect Jimmy. He just lets things happen without say a word; Jimmy walks all over him, and by extension, the whole crew. I get why people would think that because he gives the whole "Hey Jimmy, we can get through this together, bud" spiel right before the crash. This part interests me a lot because there's so many ways to interpret Curly's intentions there. My interpretation is that Curly is on autopilot mode. The responses seem so stilted in comparison to Jimmy's. Like it's the kind of thing Curly's said before again and again and again when Jimmy's gotten in trouble. However, as others previously pointed out, I don't think Curly ever dealt with Jimmy doing something this irredeemable. He doesn't know how to respond, so he just goes for the default "You've gotten through tough situations before. Work through it one step at a time." Like the response is lame af lol I think he was in shock; he was scared (and just so I can say it one more time: he's super lame).

Anyway, this is way longer than I intended and I've said things a billion people have already stated. But uhhh tldr the whole point of Curly's character is he's passive; he never acts. He just watches. Making him an active participant in the abuse by taking actions to cover for Jimmy (like preventing Anya from filing an HR report) defeats the purpose of his character. He's a bystander.