I felt like braiding something and had no projects currently on the docket that involve braiding, so I started making a braided rag rug! So far, it’s about a foot by about three inches
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Uncomfortable with dancing.
Ramshackle prefect felt a bit ridiculous crying while wearing cool clothes.
Based on a personal experience and a part of me really felt bad for Idia when he had to go dance and sing in front of people, would have been mortified as well.
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I'm a jjk anime only fan, and after the most recent episodes. i finally get it. i get why you satosugu bitches are the way you are: batshit insane and emotionally unstable. up until now i've simply watched from afar as you ripped your hair out whenever you saw anything black and white next to each other, but we are one now. i'm also ripping my hair out whenever i see a kfc. pls welcome me with open arms I've been enlightened.
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Listen I like andrey but he’s getting embarrassing to watch and idk how much longer I feel like rooting for a man with so little emotional control. I understand his frustrations but at some point he has to recognize the need to change on his own
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why does my brain feel the need to have a hobby of the month. i wanna have one big permanent hobby that i can get really good at so i can't spend more money getting materials for every new thing i get into
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alright. i've gone to bed. i've had time to think it over. i don't hate it nearly as much as did last night (although i remain pretty fucking disappointed) because, well. i genuinely do think it was just some HORRIBLE framing lmfao. i don't think it was ctommy forgiving cdream or that it was meant to make the other characters' struggles meaningless or that it was written to disrespect the fans. i still think it was shit, but not intentionally so. there was so much love in there. those first three streams and the first half of this one were some of the best work on the smp i've ever seen. above all else, we know that cctommy loved his silly little character just as much as we did, and we will finally get to hear about him from the writer himself. and, well. i'm a writer too. gonna making up ALLLLL my own headcanons babeyyy
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I wonder how many people before us have been in relationships that challenge the definitions of friendship and romance. It’s something that’s becoming more popular in my generation, but only on a... personal level. It’s more frequent, but it’s still a niche. I learned about other possibilities from my friends and from the internet, but it’s still not in mainstream media. Not in movies, in series, in books. It never was. I’m slowly discovering how freeing it is to live relationships outside of set boxes, and it’s something I’m discovering by myself. Partly because I have friends in open relationships and QPRs... and partly by just thinking “screw it, I might as well listen to what I want regardless of the rules, and see where it takes me”. Maybe it would have taken me longer without the help of the internet and other people’s experiences, but maybe I still would have found that freedom just by listening to myself. Someone must have done it first, right?
So I’m thinking... how many other people before me did that? How many, before they’d ever heard it was possible, built relationships outside of the norm? How many decided to ask out their crush who was already in a couple, and all three made it work? How many made out with their friends in a completely platonic way? How many raised families together with someone they had a deep affection for but no romantic love, and both knew it and were content with it?
How many people discovered the freedom of just listening to their wants and needs, without following the rules? How many people quietly challenged the established definitions of relationships, that we never heard about? Because they’re not chronicled in stories, because we only ever write about the romantic love interest, the best friend, the confidante. But there’s so much more complexity to human relationships, I cannot believe we’re just now starting to explore it. Others before us must have built something different, and thought that they were alone, that they were pioneers. I wish I could know about them, I wish more people today could now that something else is possible.
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