friendly reminder that they
are also them
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Quattro strade, dir. Alice Rohrwacher (2020)
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Category is: episodes directed by Matthew Gray Gubler
5x16- Mosley Lane
6x18- Lauren
7x19 Heathridge Manor
8x10- The Lesson
8x20- Alchemy, 9x07- The Gatekeeper
9x20- Blood Relations
10x21- Mr Scratch
11x18- A Beautiful Disaster 12x6- Elliot’s Pond
13x17- The Capilanos
14x05- The Tall Man
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Something that really gets to me about Hotch is how patient he is with his team. You never really see him lose his temper with them, even when they lose his temper with him.
Morgan and Reid have both yelled at Hotch but both times he never yelled back, he just calmly told them he values them and that they are misunderstanding his intentions.
He revealed in season 5 that he does his team’s case summaries most of the time so that they can go home when they are meant to, meaning he is always in the office.
He always lets Garcia do her silly bits because he knows it’ll make her day better, and sometimes he will even indulge her by joining in.
He put everything on the line by keeping Reid’s addiction a secret and by not telling anyone about what Elle did.
He did everything he could to protect Emily when her life was in danger.
When a member of his team says they need a break or they need to step away, he never forces them to carry on, he is so completely understanding of their needs and genuinely values their mental well-being.
I just love him so much, he was such a perfect leader
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this picture is so funny to me it looks like a family on a roadtrip. aaron and elle are the exhausted parents, reid is the annoying backseat driver, and garcia is the ipad kid
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Hi Tumblr! It’s been [redacted] years that I haven’t posted something, which is rather silly actually. Fixing that.
Anyway, here’s Harrowhark Nonagesimus from The Locked Tomb series! :) Enjoy!
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do you ever think about those friend-for-an-hour strangers that you only met because you ended up in a weird situation with them?
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Emily Dickinson, from a letter to Lavinia N. Dickinson written c. April 1860
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spencer + textposts that reminded me of him
what a loser 😔😔 (affectionate)
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Why self-diagnosed autistics are valid
medical diagnosis can be expensive
humans are the experts on their own minds
family may prevent assessment
diagnosis criteria is a poor checklist of stereotypes
diagnosis criteria ignores gender, race, sexuality, culture & more
medical diagnosis confirms autism, but doesn't create it
discrimination within the medical profession may prevent diagnosis.
Assessment waiting lists often long
medical trauma may make assessment unfeasible
Neurodiverse Journeys
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I just like that one character from the FBI show that wears sweater vests with buttons ups
and colorful cardigans and neck accessories
and cute browline glasses
and loves Doctor Who
and has a little bit of a dark side
and- oh.
It would seem Luke Alvez and I share a Type.
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