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the “luffy’s about to put us all in danger” face

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i love listening to songs in another language . like hell ya brother i don’t know what the fuck ur saying but this shit is Slapping

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First you procrastinate on the task because it is not a big enough deal to get done urgently. Then you procrastinate on the task because it has become such a big deal that doing it is overwhelming. You would think that this implies a middle point where it is just big enough of a deal to get done easily, however the inherent perversity of the universe's causal geometry prevents this

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fantasy costco is a front for garfield's true passion: illegal cloning

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"Shen Wei~~" Zhao Yunlan whined, but this time, Shen Wei was unmoved and unyielding.

"You know I can't, I am not built for that sort of responsibility," he continued, hiding his face in Shen Wei's shirt. Shen Wei simply adjusted his grip on the book and rose it higher, to keep on reading.

He still refused to deign his lover's whining with any kind of answer.

He could withstand it.

Shen Wei jolted a little when Zhao Yunlan's hands started to grab at him underneath the shirt, but years of acting as Heipaoshi allowed him to keep his face straight.

He would not cave in. The matter was too great.

"Shen Wei," Zhao Yunlan whispered weakly into the fabric, his voice weak and needy.

Shen Wei turned the page with merciless precision.

"I have no idea how to fit everything into the dishwasher," Zhao Yunlan muttered.

Shen Wei read the word at the top of the page again.

Zhao Yunlan was smart, he should figure it out.

That, and it was nice to have him so close, Shen Wei supposed. (by @the-marron I'm not worthy)

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benefits of having a job: WOOO MONEY 🔥🙏🥇💥💥💰

bad parts of having job:

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one thing about jean that fucks me up sooo bad is that he is just a kid. he's so young. he's scared of getting lost in airports. he closes his eyes on the back of a motorcycle so he doesn't have to see traffic. his favorite magnet is a little bear with a red barret.

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Getting Jean's perspective of Neil has casually reminded me that Neil really was out here in tfc acting like Andrew was insane for thinking he was a mole for the Ravens.

Like the man was so offended that Andrew would assume that, even though he spent every moment before that being completely fucking feral, having a literal shrine to Kevin and Riko in his bag at all times along with $250,000 in what amounts to cash, knew french well enough to not only yell at Kevin with no context, but say something that got Kevin to throw him against a wall in retaliation....

This is the man who had the audacity to act like Andrew's assumption that he was hired by the Moriyamas was completely unreasonable.

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Idk why I put so much effort in drawing a man that clearly hasn’t showered in days 😭😭 but he’s my pretty babygirl ✨✨

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His eyes 😍

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Bothering the beast

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more sketches

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Single mother and his kids

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The thing that really gets to my heart about how Laios’s autism is portrayed in his conflict with Toshiro is that his pain is centered and sympathized with.

How many dozens, hundreds of stories have we gotten about that obnoxious side character who just won’t take the hint and get lost, plaguing the main character who is never up front about their actual feelings but we’re supposed to relate to? How it’s played for humor half the time, a lighthearted burden on the main to make them roll their eyes before the Big Challenges of their story, with no thought to the pain and loss of the side character investing so much emotion into caring for someone who finds them a nuisance?

I think it’s even more poignant that Ryoko Kui is writing from a Japanese perspective that puts Toshido’s approach even more in the default, culturally enforced norm, but still asks “what about the feelings of the person who doesn’t have that all-important knack for ‘reading the room’ and picking up on all those invisible messages never said aloud?” and encourages us to care