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Tony woke up earlier, it is a rare thing to be, but today it is.

He lay in bed for a while, wondering whether he should unobtrusively wake up his spouse. In the end, he decided not to. Steve smiled quietly through his sleep (as if he dreamed of something insanely pleasant), and besides, the playful rays of the sun, that broke through the window, traveled so peacefully over his face, as if flowing from the hump of his nose to his cheek and then straight to his lips... That Tony considered breaking the idyll of these two components a gross crime, no more, no less.

Carefully slipping out from under the covers, throwing on his cardigan and stuck his feet into the slippers, he sneaked into the living room, and from there straight into the street, bypassing the veranda.

Outside is April. Underfoot, in some places, last year's fallen leaves rustle, but around the trees new ones are already turning green with might and main. He closed his eyes. Breathed in the pine scent, coupled with the wet cold of the early morning. Shivered a little. And then someone picked him up, lifting off the ground, however, immediately dropping into place and pressed tightly from the back. Tony noted, that, in an amicable way, he should have been scared or at least a little nervous for decency, but, to his own surprise... He was not surprised at all, as if he knew in advance that someone who sneaked up from behind could be trusted.

"Should I drag you back to bed or keep you company?", Steve mumbled warmly over his ear.

"I think we'll go in order. But first ...", Tony pulled away, turning around and, barely holding back his laughter, pointed to Steve's bare feet, buried in dry dusty earth and old leaves. “I won't let you into the bedroom like this, Captain Rogers."

They leaned against each other, intertwining their fingers, and stood still for a while, looking over the lake, where the sun was already illuminating the entire forest.

" Spring has come ...", Steve said quietly.

" Yes," listening to the chirping of birds, Tony confirmed, "our first spring here..."

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"I don't support it in real life"

Then stop normalizing it Then stop romanticizing it Then stop pretending it’s “hot” Then stop pretending it’s “cute”

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by @oatchstony

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I’m honestly so tired of being nice. Being in fandom for this long has made me remarkably not nice anymore.

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Gemma Chan as Namaari in Raya and the Last Dragon (2021)

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Seriously. Disney. What is this? WHAT IS THIS? 😂

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Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003) dir. P. Gilmore and T. Johnson

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i was scared to show this sketch, 'cause im not really a person who likes unfinished works (that's not a stone in a garden of all the artists who always does sketches, it's only about my style of work).

but since i have no time and wish to finish it (i've just defended my course design project for museum. this art i started before the semester exams and now feel like the necessity in the narrative is gone)

and i can't leave it in my table, because it won't be fair.

so... okay, i hope you'll enjoy it.

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Not a bad day. 

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— there's this old idea that women in men's stories are either Madonnas or whores, and she is both...

Deborah Ann Woll on Caren Page's character

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Lorna what's happening in your country?? 👀👀

Peaceful protests in many cities across the country against the unlawful arrest of opposition leader Alexei Navalny and against Putin’s corrupt regime in general. Navalny was poisoned by guess who, went into coma, was treated in Germany for months, published a detailed investigation of his poisoning, then came back to Russia a few days ago and was arrested at the airport and imprisoned. Soon after that his team published the results of their newest investigation: a long video revealing Putin’s secret palace built on stolen money. (the second link is to the youtube video with Eng subs). For the record, I personally don’t consider myself a Navalny supporter, but this is much bigger than him, his treatment is a demonstration of how bad things are over here when it comes to opposition or freedom in general, so this fight needs to be fought regardless of how one feels about him as one person specifically.   Police has been arresting people all day, hours before the protests even started, using the usual scare tactics, grabbing and arresting people at random, beating the protesters. Minors are being arrested (for just participating in a PEACEFUL PROTEST). There’s been a violent crackdown on activists, journalists, and basically anyone who was inviting people to join the protests today.  This time the major percentage of protesters are the youth (kids notably used TikTok to organise and prepare) who want to fight for their country’s freedom and their own future, the government has been scrambling to prevent young people from attending by all means. Kids were summoned to school and compulsory school events from home (covid is still a thing) and in some instances were literally locked up by teachers with lock and key. Students of universities were told that anyone attending the protest would be expelled immediately (which is unlawful, but scare tactics + never stopped them before, we were told the same thing back in 2012 when I was a student myself) etc.  That’s the gist of it but it’s the tip of the iceberg. You can find out more here: 1. https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2021/01/23/as-its-happening-thousands-rally-for-navalnys-release-across-russia-a72705 2. https://meduza.io/en/live/2021/01/23/marching-for-navalny

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For this year’s BuckyNat Secret Santa I did @rainonsand ‘s prompt: “Them on a mission together: Nat the spy at the gala, Bucky the sniper covering her from a great distance.” I hope you like it :)

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haven't thought you would like the first one, but there's the second part of Denis Gordeev's 'the witcher'

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illustrations for 'the witcher' by Denis Gordeev

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This lovely scene was commissioned by @starksnack for their absolutely adorable and lovely fic Moments Like These Give it a read!

Want me to draw out something for you? Consider buying me a coffee! Any amount will do UwU

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ARGENTINA JUST MADE HISTORY.

The first protest for legal abortion in democracy in Argentina was on March 7, 1984. 36 years later, December 30, 2020 at 04:13 am, abortion is now officially legal, safe and free for all women. Women have fought for so long to obtain rights of this kind. This is a HUGE step for us, what an amazing day. EL ABORTO ES LEGAL 💚

“I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different from my own.” — Audre Lorde

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2020/10/07