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Hi nate

My one friend has it set so that they get a notification everytime I post

Hi nate

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“eldritch horror beyond your comprehension” and it’s just a generic monster with tentacles and eyes

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Six year old, bouncing up and down with glee as desserts are unpacked: "I'm so appointed!"

Took me a moment to realize she had logically assumed "appointed" must be the opposite of "disappointed" and used it as a synonym for "excited."

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He keeps coming here and just staring at it in silence for hours

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He keeps coming here and just staring at it in silence for hours

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But was I built to last?

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was going through some of my health records and some doctor put “dresses oddly” next to my psychotic symptoms. hey fuck you too man

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I hate the met galla. None of those people are important to me. My horsey is important to me.

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the worst person you know made a good point: dutch calling bill ignorant for saying indigenous people are s*vages

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if you’re someone who has to wear glasses every day that makes them basically the most important item you own which means you really gotta show those fuckers who’s boss just toss them everywhere and knock them off things and roll over them in bed at least twice a week

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kid at my work has been obsessed with pangea lately. he keeps telling me we have to "save it". like go back in time and push it back together

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The fact that beachers hope would have been the perfect place for Arthur to recoup and recover from his tb. If only they'd ran a few years earlier.

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nothing will happen here, just Javier stacking bottles and mugs for exactly one minute and one second.

Probably my new favorite rdr2 bug

close-up of his work:

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Real canon thing that happened…. rockstar told me..

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And we all still die

What will you leave behind?

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bareback mtn

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I keep thinking about this.

Micah is a rapist. Allegedly. Tbh, wouldn’t put it past him. It’s been pointed out to me that perhaps he said he “had” Jenny because he could brag about it and Jenny is dead so she couldn’t confirm or deny it.

But also, there’s the fact that Micah has the potential for change, but chose not to.

I recently found a clip where someone follows Micah after Mary Beth rejects him. Broke my HEART.

Sorry for the crappy picture BUT LOOK AT THAT FACE. :( HES SO SAD WHAT.

Maybe I’m stating the obvious, but to me, Micah is Arthur but with a worse upbringing, and refusing to change where high-honor Arthur did change. When Arthur attempted to show kindness to those he wronged, when rejected, he took it respectfully but continued to try, knowing he deserved that response because of his previous behavior but still being committed to changing.

Micah on the other hand, did not do this. As far as I’m aware he reaches out genuinely once, to Mary-Beth, to ask for that dance. Mind you, he did take the rejection more gracefully than expected. However, he never really did try to do anything like that again (as far as I’m aware).

I think Micah picks fights and is nasty because that’s how he was raised. Does that make it right? Of course not. He’s desperate for any kind of attention, and doesn’t care if it’s negative. He’s desperate for recognition, to be feared. Note that he goes after the people he considers “lesser” most often (the people of color, the drunkard). And when those people stand up for themselves (W Charles for TOSSING his ass), he slinks off to lick his wounds. Micah is prideful, with a very fragile ego. Thus why he takes a half-serious joke too serious in Chapter 1.

Additionally, the reason I mention it’s probably the way Micah was raised, is that despite him practically idolizing his father and grandfather, he also mentions how his brother, Amos, was “damn near killed” by their father. But then justifies it by saying his brother was a fool and a coward. But this brings up an interesting point: Amos was abused by their father. But Micah may have been as well, but obviously would never admit it because a) Micah’s pride would never allow it and b) deep down he probably thinks he deserved said “discipline” considering he respects his father’s worldview so much.