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just some guy polishing his cool sword (ignore the ominous painting)

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ohhhhh Kris my love for you just keeps growing

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really a lot of anime girls have conditions like POTS/fibromyalgia/EDS but in-universe this is referred to as being “frail and gentle natured”

awesome picture of this character getting wobbly and swirly eyed after the mildest level of activity now draw her researching low-impact physical therapy exercises

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rose, rosebud, thorn

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Deltarune Weird route spoilers

Headcanon

Felt a lil evil ▓▒░(°◡°)░▒▓

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happy deltajune everyone

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it's so important to me that toby fox is like, an extremely online nerd. i don't think we appreciate this fact enough. his ex-homestuck tumblrinaness and early 2000s niche indie game knowledge seeps into everything he makes and we all just eat it up. you cannot separate toby fox as an artist from Fandom

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Title/Name: Ecosystem Wojak Wojak Series: Skeleton Wojak (Variant) Image by: Unknown Main Tag: Skull Wojak

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went to an elementaryschool musical production and they started the show with the director saying: "Now there's some very small viewers here today, so just so you know. There will be a scary character later in the show. This is her," and a girl in a kinda scary ghost outfit did a creepy walk across the stage, then stood up straight and did a cheery wave, "but remember, it's just Nina. She's pretending to be scary."

Aaaand i would very much like for horror movies to have that as a little bonus feature you can chose. Let me start a movie with Guillermo del Toro showing me a scary ghost that might jump at me, but don't worry, thats just Doug!

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i do so love my dad

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Nobody told me that Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management was interesting. Whenever she mentions some type of tool or area of life, she gives an account of its development from the Stone Age (not always a correct account from the perspective of modern archaeology/anthropology, but still). If I were an 1860s newlywed I would be hooked on this book.