#is this an appropriate response?

[morganbritton132]

Look, Eddie would’ve stopped randomly biting Steve years ago if he would literally react with anything other than mild annoyance.

[bakudekublogblog]

god izuku is so real for being insane and obsessed with him. “kacchan and the others” is so reasonable and understandable actually. it really is kacchan and everyone else

[unicornpopcorn14]

Never forget that Atsushi had no choice BUT to join the ADA

My boy literally never asked for any of this 😭😭😭

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

"I work in the field of violence. Not knowing Eliot Spencer in our line of business, it's a bit like not knowing Rembrandt."

Leverage Redemption S01E01 The Too Many Rembrandt's Job.

Bonus:

[mara-xx]

[el-yoonjoo]

so sillys.... might finish the sketch dunno might completely change my artstyle instead

I finished it

silly sketches of the bugs that live in my brain while committing tax fraud

so so silly

[grogumaximus]

what do u mean they can't even protest the stewards' decisions now?????????????

[braceletofteeth]

1x01 || 1x05

[danse-de-macabre]

nevermind, this is the funniest part of the book so far

[jessicas-pi]

I JUST HAD A THOUGHT (it's midnight and I'm typing this in the dark so bear with me)

what if the reason mandalorians don't give their kids to the Jedi isn't because the have beef with the jedi because they HAVENT always had beef with the Jedi, it's because they have their own organization of force-users?

now at first, you might IMAGINE this would be an organization of warriors. but unlike the Jedi, Mandalorians are a society built around war and they do not teach self-restraint as a tenet early on. I imagine that it only took one or two little dances with the dark side before Mandalorians figured out that it beehooved them to keep the space psychics OFF the battlefield.

So instead i'm imagining some kind of Oracle-of-Delphi type situation where their primary function is more or less providing vibe checks. Young mandalorians identified as force-sensitive are sent to live in a remote temple where they are raised as novices and attendants to the current "oracles" and learn how to use the force (though they have different terms for it) to get a feeling for things. Then, when--for example--the mand'alor comes to them asking about whether or not to undertake a military campaign, they'll either be like "yeah go for it buddy" or "ehhhhh i've got a bad feeling about this."

thoughts?

[hcnnibal]

does a1 have autism

no 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️

[ban--tam]

i've been conducting some serious challia bull research here

[kradogsrats]

The Dragon Prince s7e2: Shockingly, a Bunch of Teenagers Make Emotionally Immature Teenager Decisions

[call-me-pup2]

Use that tongue nice and slow on my tip baby

[idontmindifuforgetme]

This winter will be my moment I just know it. Diligent studying, regulated time on my phone, walks in the freezing cold, perfecting my skincare routine, wearing my hair curly, nourishing my body w the best foods, watching more critically acclaimed films, consuming more books, dainty gold jewelry, drinking lots more water, warm spicy perfumes, dark lip gloss, tights under miniskirts, wool sweaters, going out of my comfort zone a lot more, and just another massive growth spurt like the one I had last year around this time. I adore this time of year so much bc it always heralds a metamorphosis. I am so ready <3 <3 <3

[danburys]

the way samira gives trinity feedback & the way she talks to patients really makes me think that she very intentionally studied patient care & psychological care-taking in addition to what she was already doing out of instinct.

i don't doubt that she's innately empathetic. i think having an eye for how other people are feeling is most likely something that's just part of her personality & perspective.

but she often uses very purposeful phrasing. therapy-speak, if you will, but in a way that's appropriate for both the character and the situation because she is at work - she employs this p much only with patients, with the people she teaches or is taught by, there is a lot less intentionality behind it. she talks about 'i' and 'you' statements, talks about 'empathy' towards patients as sort of a tangible thing that can be learned.

the one exception is, again, her talking to trinity, asking why trinity took the blame for something. that's her floundering and trying to look for the right - the diplomatic - words to describe a workplace incident. it can be a comfort to distance yourself from the feeling of it that way, or sometimes it might be someone speaking who's had to learn how to express themselves.

and i assume that's because she learned more of this stuff, in whatever setting.