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[theworldgradofficial]

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[kantbeloved]

First directed this scene (if the translation is correct). First also added his own lines to his song. I just love how involved he is in all these different things outside of acting (which is already a lot of work)! 🥺

We already know Khaotung wants to study to become a director, maybe one day we will also get director / screenwriter First. And maybe I'm biased but I think both could do really well. 🔥

[transimailisa]

If one day, I could no longer be here with you, will you feel lonely ?

[thunderc1an]

and so it begins

[wifegideonnav]

lmao just realized i never posted on here that im moving to spain for a year! im doing one of those teach abroad things so i’ll be helping impressionable spanish youths learn english and then dicking around europe 💀 finally i will be forced to get over my fear of speaking spanish to other people lets goooo. also i have to say i am not sad to be leaving the us rn 😭

[renstrapp]

my book How Could You takes place half in the states, half in France, and I just wanted to take a moment to share my fave pages where I transition between the two locations

here's where you can read preview pages, blurbs, find articles and reviews, and click the button that lets you order your copy of How Could You :^)

[avornalino]

hiiii.. 🙃🙃

[is-that-sand-in-my-waffles]

"I took it upon myself to learn a language more nuanced" he's so pretentious I love him

[cjbee]

Jonathan Harker would love to eat these before bed, be plagued by queer dreams, and then eat more in the morning.

[daenerys-targaryen]

so how does one get out of America serious answers only

[2dmax]

follow @haneenghussein and reblog her pinned - she’s new to tumblr but very active on instagram, you can also follow her there at @ haneen._.ghussein

[meirimerens]

thinking about my notkin catnip dandy friends trio.... thinking for real i love my little gang.... adult trio of them dandy is the mail guy his sister (catnip to me) keeps trying to catch a ride on his bike, notkin the horse-drawn taxi guy the other two keep trying to climb on the carriage like freeloaders... all three of them on the train station's platforms sorting through the luggages and catnip trying to mind everyone's business as her brother sorts the coming mail into his bag... all three of them on a railway tracks project replacing some old bolts and sitting down with the rest of the group to eat tinned sardines... catnip singing loud as fuck with that big mouth of hers......

[renstrapp]

These pages were posted to GirlTalk HQ earlier this week! How Could You half takes place in France. C'est because que,,, bien sûr, bah, t'sais! Study abroad semester with you and the bestie, what could go wrong?

Get your copy of How Could You, by debut graphic novel, and watch the drama of it all unfold with abject horror and second hand embarrassment!

[gempantheon]

@heartcfthecards continued

"Beklager, I mean no offense at all. I actually think it was an article."

Even still, bag slung over his shoulder, he'd only just recently become renowned for something else. Johan of the Crystal Beast's? Not much of a title but it was out there and he was lucky if he found someone who didn't recognize his name or appearance. A lot of popular figures tended to show up for tournament's, but it also meant opportunity for students, taking the chance he'd all but jumped to partake, to study abroad and gain a better understanding of Domino City compared to his homeland.

He's gazing intently by now, finger tapping at his chin as he hums, before realization flashes across his face, the echoing statement from Sapphire Pegasus is the only reason for this clarity. Albeit the spirit couldn't be heard, still he speaks, excited. "Wait. Mai Valentine right? I saw your duel in the last tournament! Although I was in a different branch." Holding out a hand in greeting, more for a hand shake he smiles warmly. "Johan. Johan Andersen."

[nicollekidman]

wait i'm going to cry i remember this so well... i was on a ryanair flight and the little girl was in the middle and kept looking over at my ipad and her dad kept apologizing and i was like no dude this is my dream and we played 2048 together for the whole flight and she took a bunch of terrible pictures of me on her ipad.... <33333

[mai-komagata]

Tendi is a bit of an unreliable narrator in regards to orions

this is not hate of tendi or of lower decks, which I love heart and soul. Just a more realistic take on what we have been told.

But I do think it is important to keep in mind her descriptions of orion society are of someone *extremely priviledged* in the social hierarchy and that orion society is very unequal.

She is the rich international student at a university -- she is right to dispel a lot of myths about orion society perpetuated by the more hegemonic power in the sector. But also realize her perspective is heavily influenced by her position as one of the richest families in the planet. Like its good that her grandmother was a scientist on a science ship, and good on them recognizing orion scientific achievements. But was that a position available to the common orion, or like, something wealthy people were able to access in orion society? It is amazing that she is putting aside her privileged position to join starfleet, but is that a possibility for her only because she is wealthy? Like can the guy whose job is to carry divans all day make the same decision? Is she less likely to downplay aspects of society like hormonal coercion, or the slave trade as part of their piracy operations because the wealth of her family allows them to opt out of those aspects of society? Is she to some degree ignorant of societal inequality b/c of her wealth? She sees a lot of orion society as embarrassing and worthy of critique which is laudable of her. But I do think she might have a bit of a myoptic view, too. If you've never read this medium article on the international school class, it is enlightening: https://medium.com/@rachel.engel/an-open-letter-to-the-international-school-community-our-role-in-the-black-lives-matter-movement-c92ba725d93c (on the transnational capitalist class)