#(just to be safe.)

[babygirlificationn]

[otiksimr]

Unfamiliar Flesh

[threedotsfromstardom]

[n-pq]

"[...] And besides, there’s no such thing as fate.”

They lived in two entirely separate worlds.

based again on the gift of silence.

[futuresafe]

some more ninjago doodles

[disciple-of-frost]

I may have done a thing.

(Etsy Link)

[stromuprisahat]

Do you think Shu Han dissecting Grishi is inspired by unit 731? I know she said Grisha are based on Jewish people, and it would make sense thematically for medical horrors to be done to Grishi. But to make the evil scientists specifically East Asian given how infamous unit 731 is-idk if it's a reach but the vibes are off. I don't think I need to explain how bad it is if LB really did stick a RL atrocity done by the imperial Japanese government(who was allied to Nazi Germany) to Chinese and Russian citizens to her China-inspired country

I wanted to say no, and point out LB's lack of research on anything, but auntie wiki says:

Unit 731 was responsible for some of the most notorious war crimes committed by the Japanese armed forces. It routinely conducted tests on people who were dehumanized and internally referred to as "logs". Experiments included disease injections, controlled dehydration, biological weapons testing, vivisection, amputation, and standard weapons testing. Victims included not only kidnapped men, women (including pregnant women) and children, but also babies born from the systemic rape perpetrated by the staff inside the compound. The victims came from different nationalities, with the majority being Chinese and a significant minority being Russian. Additionally, Unit 731 produced biological weapons that were used in areas of China not occupied by Japanese forces, which included Chinese cities and towns, water sources, and fields. Estimates of those killed by Unit 731 and its related programs range up to half a million people, and none of the inmates survived.

... and yes, that looks like exactly the kind of thing she would use with utter lack of understanding or sensitivity of approach.

I've always thought she split up German Nazi methods between Shu and Fjerdans. One gaining Mengele, the other mostly systematic extermination. After both duologies we know Fjerdans like cutting and biochemistry too, perhaps even more than Shu. I'm not sure if Japanese experiments were its inspiration, but impregnating Grisha, while getting them addicted to enhancing drug would fit the description above.

[robocops-a-christ-allegory]

I’d rot in hell with you.

[anthology-moved]

Saw a post about the stages of grief about chronic illness and i just wanna remind anyone who might read this that the stages of grief aren't exactly Linear. You will experience denial and anger and depression as many times as you need to in as many ways as you need to. It doesn't mean that you aren't getting closer to acceptance or that you aren't healing, it's just part of the process. Even more so if you're part of a system - everyone will come to terms with things at their own pace and you'll all get there eventually.

[fernacular]

Marcille and Falin, a few decades down the road.

extras:

[stromuprisahat]

Do you like the character of Nesta? From the Acotar saga? There is a lot of debate surrounding this character. A lot of Feyre fans there hate it. Personally, I like Nesta and she is my second favorite character after Rhysand. Besides, in general, what do you think of the Acotar saga in its characters and its universe?

No.

I've only started the fourth book and there's exactly zero reason for me to like her, but enough to dislike her. She's arrogant, lazy, unpleasant to anyone but Elain and the way she treated Feyre's inexcusable. Also taking credit for King of Hybern's death did not help me change my opinion.

The books aren't bad, but I don't like the world and I don't have a single favourite character to stay for. I do intend to come back to share my notes on previous books at some point, but it's not my priority.

[redtail-lol]

If you use arab.org like I do please consider taking the extra 30-60 seconds to click on ALL of their causes. Palestine is important but so are the environment, refugees, children, women, and the impoverished across the middle east and it doesn't take away from Palestine to click for multiple causes. The arab world faces a lot of problems and they only get worsened by how western nations have oppressed and attacked them. Clicking is small but it generates something and overtime it does benefit the greater good. It takes all of us clicking as often as possible but we can do it! It's really easy and safe and they have proofs on their site on how they do make an impact and are donating your click money

[feargrown]

it's  entirely  his  own  fault.          pretty  boys  with  soft  hands  from  the  capitol  shouldn't  be good  with  them.   she's  fairly  certain  this  breaks  some  kind  of  stupid  rule  about  "mentors"  and  victors  -  but  she  can't  be  bothered  to  care.   she's  got  knees  rested  at  either  of  his  hips,  hair  making  curtain  between  them  while  she  sucks  in  harsh  breath  through  her  nose.   lips  quirk  upward  into  grin  as  she  glides  deft  fingers  into  the  hair  at  the  nape  of  his  neck  at  the  words,  chest  heaving  with  her  breaths.      “       if  i  had  a  dime  for  every  time  i've  heard  that, handsome . . .    ”          she  teases  while  she  leans  forward  to  press  her  lips  to  corner  of  his  mouth.      “    don't  stop.    ”    she  breathes,  shifting  her  weight  in  his  lap while her  free  hand  grasps  his  wrist  to  keep  it  in  place  between  her  knees  so  he  doesn't  stop  touching  her.

@kwsatz said: “ you make the prettiest sounds . ”

[livingmiceonvenus]

yall I'm so upset I got a new razor and I cut myself opening the damn box. Like not even on the sharp bit. The cardboard. World's most uncoordinated man ever

[madohomurat]

trans women are everywhere and are so eager to be seen and heard but only if they feel safe around you. if you hardly ever have trans women interacting with you, especially online, then consider there might be a reason for that and you should address it