#25 Photos

[bangalorevinod]

25 Photos Of Freddie Mercury With His First And Only True Love, Mary Austin

25 Photos Of Freddie Mercury With His First And Only True Love, Mary Austin

[hinamie]

10 years later

[felinefractious]

🐱 Abyssinian

📸 Nils Jacobi [Amunzula]

🎨 Sorrel [Abyssinian Colours]

[catamaris]

floating ribs, as if laughing

[zsorosebudphoto]

[northgazaupdates]

25 February 2024

Resistance News Network reports the murder by the IOF of photojournalist Abdullah Al-Hajj in Al-Shati, northern Gaza Strip. The announcement reads

Photojournalist Abdullah Al-Hajj ascended to martyrdom as a result of a drone strike targeting him while covering the destruction of Al-Shati' camp in the northern #Gaza Strip.

He is the 133rd journalist martyr in Gaza since October 7th, 2023.

Glory to the martyrs.

May God have mercy on him /الله يرحمه

[mikeywayarchive]

mikeyway: @comic_con 2024 is in the books for me! I wanted to take a moment to thank everybody who helped make this one unforgettable. Huge thanks to everyone that took the time to make it to one of my signings. It never goes unappreciated that you waited on a line just to say hello - THANK YOU 🙏. Also big thanks to @darkhorsecomics & @jonrivera80 for helping kick off Christmas 365 in a very special way. And thank you to @idwpublishing for making a boyhood dream of mine come true in being able to write a @tmnt adventure! Here’s to many more comic adventures ahead!

[Jul 28, 2024]

[inchwormed]

☀️+🌙

[calmbigdipper]

❀ 25-ji’s new outfits! ❀

[tarmac-rat]

One person on their own can't be a world; the human condition won't stand for it. What a terrifying comfort, and what a glorious tragedy.

V, Johnny Silverhand, and the nature of tragedy (insp.)

[blueberryexistence]

the titan's curse // the mark of athena

[those-who-stay]

luke hughes via jack's instagram post 09.15.24

[subpixie420]

My eyeshadow matches my boxers🩵

🩵my links🩵 (OF on sale!!!)

[felinefractious]

🐱 Abyssinian

📸 Spyzoo [Abyunicorn]

🎨 Blue Agouti

[hyperblue]

I really want more ppl to focus on the fact that Tim would be a 16 year old father, like ik it's already a known fact but I just really want it to be talked about deeper, that's a CHILD having to care for a whole other CHILD and I am aware of what that does to someone's brain and I really would love for someone to write/talk more in depth about it yk? Like, being 16 and you're raising someone, and you have to go through all this shit!

You have this bond that you've never felt before but you're also not prepared for this, what are you supposed to do? Are you even doing it right?

I also think that with the childhood he had it would be harder, he doesn't know anything when it comes to children and now he has to raise one?

I can't stop thinking about what his internal monolog would be.

Baby won't stop crying? You're doing something wrong obviously.( it's so normal, so very normal, I cannot stress enough how NORMAL this is)

Mood swings, your child telling you they hate you? Where did you go wrong, you're obviously horrible if your 2y/o is telling you they hate you( also incredibly normal)

The amount of stress that he would go through, especially if this is one of those things he chose to do on his own. Raising kids is HARD, it's so incredibly hard and being a child yourself makes it ten times harder even WITH a support system.

It's beyond stressful, and sometimes all you want to do is scream, but you can't, so what is there to do?

Having help is so important for parents and I think that if Kon came back and CHOSE to help even if Tim told him he didn't have to it would be such a huge weight off his back.

YES YES YES TELL ME MORE

it doesn't MATTER how independent he's convinced he is, it doesn't matter how much complicated shit he had to go through alone as tim drake AND robin, it doesn't matter how capable he might be, he is a CHILD. as a 24 year old, 16-17 y. o. teenagers are like literal babies to me. and i also have siblings, all of them are more than 10 years apart from me, so i had to have a front row seat watching my mother and grandmother raise them and it's a colossal work, it really is. if i were to write a fic i would definitely explore the struggle of being a child with a child, because that's one of the most fascinating things about this au to me (even though it's a fucked up situation for sure. it's like watching a train wreck — you'd love to turn away but you literally can't)

[lokh]

let's take ibuprofen. together (did the fitness challenge and is in extreme pain)