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Awwwwe. You are both so lovely! 🌺🌷

Me and the absolutely lovely and adorable @texmexdarling 💚❤️💚❤️

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This a little late to the party but... I'M SO HAPPY JOHNNY WON!!! 🍾 I hope he enjoyed some down time afterwards. He certainly earned it.

And some wording corrections... 1) Spring children = spring chicken... Buck buck buck

2) That's not to say victims 'shouldn't' ever defend themselves.

Amber Heard the TRUTH Comes to Light

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Hello. Once they all bloom, it'll look great. I've yet to hit the local green house here in Ontario. A must this week.

We celebrate Victoria Day in Canada so I had a lovely extra day off. We usually just call it the May long weekend and it's the weekend in Alberta where you can finally (fingers crossed) plant your yard and not have a frost kill everything off.

Here are a few before and after shots I really wanted to share.

And Joey helped, of course.

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I love acnh.

gave felicity a new shirt so we could match and right after that she decided to visit me🌸

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So perdy...

By: Michelle Catherine | crazycatladyldn

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Omg! The retail worker is so my eldest son. 😂

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I hope this case really opens the public's eyes to the seriousness of domestic abuse, and how it can ruin lives on multiple levels.

Male victims are reluctant to come forward for fear of shame, female victims for fear of their lives more often than not. It takes more courage than non victims could ever understand to do so, and many have no support systems other than the 'system' itself. That's only one of the problems amongst many that often forces them back to their abusers.

I grew up around domestic violence, endured it myself as a teen, and also worked around women who have. How can it affect lives? I'm no spring children and after years in therapy because of it, I still have nightmares, suffer symptoms of PTSD, and theirs a song by the Doobie Brother's I have to either change on the radio, or leave a room when it's playing as it takes me back to moments that still make my gut wrench. There's more, but I don't have all day.

Therefore, I cannot help but be enraged when hearing stories of false claims. These freaking moron's make real victims all the more reluctant to come forward for fear they won't be taken seriously.

THIS HAS TO CHANGE!

If Amber is found guilty of abusing Johnny, like million's of victims, he obviously loved her very much and hoped things would get better. Nobody is perfect and surely Mr. Depp is no exception. But in my opinion, that he tried avoiding her when things went haywire and didn't strike back DOESN'T MAKE HIM A COWARD. It makes him a much better human than his abuser.

That's not say victim's should never defend themselves. Sometimes they don't have a choice.

Amber Heard the TRUTH Comes to Light

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Imagine Thor walking in on Loki letting his four year old daughter apply makeup to his face.

He smirks leaning into the doorway. "Long time no see my darling niece. Who's the clown you've acquired?"

Glancing mischievously at his brother, Loki whispers something that excites her.

"Yaaaay!" She shouted. "Father said you promised to be next!"

'Fuck.' Thought uncle nitwit.

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Pffft...read 'Chemical' by @lokilickedme It makes Fifty Shades of Grey seem like a walk in the park.

Hello! Well, here is the thing, I just finished the book, the Fifty Shades of Grey and saw the movie and later I opened up Tumblr and went to your amazing work and suddenly an idea just popped up in my mind, a proposal for you. What if you were writing a series based on the Fifty Shades of Grey and the reader was Anastasia Stil and Loki was Christian Grey (I'm probably writing the names wrong, forgive me about that and some grammar and vocabulary, sorry I'm not English!)

So...what do you say?????

It's just a proposal, you're the writer anyway!

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Aaannnd.... In regards to Frigga's death...Loki was in his cell and to my knowledge, does 'not' possess x-ray vision. He couldn't have known where a fly was within the palace, let alone his mother. He was not responsible for her death!

*deep breath*

Okay, let's break this down once and for all.

What were Loki's "crimes"?

Thor (2011)

1) Snuck a small band of Jotuns into the vaults of Asgard as a prank, knowing full well that they would be stopped before they could do any real damage. His reasoning? Thor was brash, arrogant, reckless, and violent. Loki wanted to delay his unstable, genocidal brother taking power and leading Asgard into ruin. This is all fully established in the movie. He got those Jotuns killed, I'll give you that one (or would, if any of you even fucking cared about them). But from his (and any other Asgardians') perspective, not knowing they were his own people, having been raised for 1500 years in a racist society that viewed Jotuns as lesser and unworthy of humane treatment? Hardly a loss, especially in the service of protecting his home.

2) Being handed regency of the throne until Odin recovers, due to Thor's banishment. Loki never stole it, never wanted it, was stunned to be given it. As the other Prince of Asgard and the last remaining link in the chain of succession, there was absolutely nothing wrong with this move, on the advisors' part for handing him the power, or on Loki's part for claiming it.

3) Refusing to undermine Odin's authority while he's incapacitated. His own motives here are completely inconsequential. Loki is right not to immediately contradict the King the moment the crown changes heads.

4) Trying to kill Thor and his friends, destroying a small New Mexico town. I'll give you guys this one (though again... no one seems to mention it. Huh.)

5) That whole Kill Odin/Kill Laufey switcheroo. Here is where the difference between explaining and excusing becomes very important. Loki, having just learned that he's adopted and is the son of Odin's sworn enemy, is having a bit of an identity crisis and is desperate for some indication from the only father he's ever known that he's worthy of love and respect. Having been raised on racism and casual genocide, it makes sense that his idea to win Odin's love and prove his loyalty to Asgard is to eliminate that enemy. This does not excuse Loki's actions; I've never heard/read a Loki fan attempting to excuse his actual wrongdoings. But it's not difficult to understand what motivated him.

6) Trying to destroy Jotunheim with the Bifrost. This is really more of a 5.5 lol. Kind of more of the same shit - desperate to prove himself, lots of twisted, psychotic messages in his upbringing. Again, not excusing his actions, here. There is no excuse for attempted genocide.

Funny how all these arguments that Loki is evil and always has been center around the first three points, where he wasn't actually wrong, and rarely if ever bring up the last three, where he was clearly misguided at best.

Avengers (2012) ...lordy. Here's a doozy. Let's start with this, shall we?

"Marvel confirms Loki was mind-controlled in The Avengers."

To anyone who actually watched Thor 1, this should have been obvious. Why? Because he's trying to fucking rule Earth. Loki. Never. Wanted. A. Throne.

If that's not enough, and Marvel directly confirming this isn't enough, look at the evidence: sickly blue light from the scepter in his eyes, same as Clint and Selveig when they were controlled. He's pale and sickly looking, clearly unwell. He can't stand or walk on his own and is clearly in pain. He was tortured.

Yes, sure, this is absolutely a willing accomplice meeting with his buddy. Not at all a traumatized victim still under the thumb of his abusers and being forced to do their bidding. Don't all friends and allies threaten each other with unimaginable pain? 🙄

1) "He killed 80 people in 3 days!" Thanos shoving him through the Tesseract caused a power surge that obliterated the structural integrity of SHIELD headquarters and caused the building to collapse. That's it. That's the body count y'all can't fucking shut up about and keep mindlessly quoting Natasha, who spun the events to sway Thor to their side. Loki didn't kill 80 people. A building's inability to handle Loki traveling killed 80 people.

2) *chirp... chirp...* 🦗🦗 Y'all need some help? I never hear about anything else from this movie. Shall we just move on?

Oh, wait. There's one more...

2) "He stabbed Thor!" Yep. Finally free of the Mind Stone's control, Loki looks out over the destruction he helped cause, has a little freakout because he's not evil... and then stabs Thor to get free and a little bit to save face because he does have an ego. What's more damaging to it in the end - admitting he was someone else's puppet this whole time, or playing into Thor's bias that he will always betray him because that's just what he does? Also, he stabbed Thor with the tiniest blade in the history of blades. Like, there was no way that thing was ever going to hit anything vital. Thor was in no danger there. It hurt, I'm sure, but he's had worse. Loki did it to get away, not to harm him.

Thor: The Dark World (2013)

1) Still freshly liberated from Thanos' control, Loki is snarky and dismissive as he faces Odin, because he already knows nothing will sway the stubborn old bastard. His mind's made up and Loki has far too much pride to grovel, or to even admit the shit on Earth was never his plan. Oh, no. The God of Mischief is snarky! The horror!

2) Gives the bad guy directions. Not very good ones, at that. Every time I watched this movie, this moment came across as Loki just telling the Kursed how to slip past the guards swarming to round up the other escaped prisoners. Kursed went straight to the shield generator thingy and smashed it to pieces. Not straight to Frigga. Mobius and the shitty Loki series writer can retcon this all they want, but Loki did not murder Frigga. Loki did not lead the enemy to Frigga. He wasn't trying to lead him fucking ANYWHERE.

He was extremely helpful through the rest of this movie, right up until his "death." He was still chaotic and delightfully sarcastic and holy fuck I love this movie... Anyway, Loki was pretty much firmly on the Good Guy team in TDW. But I'll address it anyway...

3) Faking his death and pretending to be a guard to trick Odin, and then pretending to be Odin to trick Thor and the rest of Asgard. ooooo so evil! He sat in a chair and smirked. Someone call the cops! He didn't even hurt Odin!

In Thor: Ragnarok Loki saved the day. Twice. In Infinity War, he died a very stupid, avoidable death trying to save the day, or at least save his brother.

What, exactly, has he done that was so wrong as to paint him as evil and deserving of continued abuse and degradation? Find me one Avenger who hasn't done more damage than Loki ever has. Just one. I'll wait.

Don't even get me started on Sylvie or the TVA. 🤮

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Red Hanrahan's song... 😂😂😂

If you had to assign a music theme to each of your main characters in the department (instrumental or otherwise w/e) what would it be? Is this going to be explored in the “money shot” fic part, or just the inside baseball of filming the actual stuff?

I'm going to answer this later tonight, it's been in my inbox for a few days and I keep starting on it but haven't had enough time to devote to it as I'd like. But I wanted you to know I haven't forgotten or ignored it :)

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Gif on the right? Awe hell no.

1.04 “The Nexus Event” | 1.05 “Journey Into Mystery”

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I was bullied by many throughout my school years. In public school, by one girl consistently. When it convenienced her, ('T'), we were friends. When it didn't, she'd be up to her old tricks again. For four years I took her shit and no matter how nice I was, nothing changed. Then one day in grade four, something snapped in me. Our teacher left the room momentarily and T instantly started bullying this quiet, sweet Hungarian girl who barely spoke english. T crumpled a piece of paper, threw it on the floor, stood at the girls desk and demanded she pick it up. I suddenly blurted leave her alone and you could've heard a pin drop as 30 sets of eyes settled on me. T approached my desk and baffled to whatever possessed me, I rose and faced her. "What did you say?" She tauntingly asked. I straightened and looked her in the eye. "'I said', leave her alone." T eyed me like I was an idiot and stepped closer. "And what are 'you' going to do about it?" Suddenly every incidence of her lies, back stabbing, humiliation, bullying of myself and all I'd witnessed her inflict upon others flooded my mind. Pent up anger surged through me and with all my might, I punched her square in the jaw which knocked her backwards over the empty desk behind me. Just as she stood in utter shock, (as was I at my own strength) the teacher returned and she hurried back to her desk. I thought for sure I was dead meat after school. Instead, the opposite occured. For the next two and a half years until when we went to different middle schools, she never bullied me again, or others in my presence. I don't condone violence, nor do I initiate it. Yet had I done this sooner, it would've saved me much anguish. There are times when 'an eye for an eye' is just the better way to go.

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And one can buy this where?

Meanwhile, in Switzerland.

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😂 Kitty be like, dude, seriously???

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@texmexdarling I totally agree.

Take a cruise, they said.

You’ll have the time of your life, they said.

This was not in the brochure.

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