#Monumental faces

[anuchart19]

American Pride: Witnessing Mount Rushmore's Grandeur

[evviejo]

thirteen's face appreciation: 68/?

[reluctantfandomsideblog]

Rough morning, Kim?

[gaytedlasso]

Cheers🍻

[waywardted]

2x10 | 3x04

[abimee]

your girl has swag of some variety but we dont know which

[timothylawrence]

Spent the last week in Iceland and my sister took the coolest photo of me ever 👍

[sepulchrypha]

Ouppy

[damnbluewires]

is it also painful for some of you to be a phanny with no phanny friends? like i see people online lose the same braincells i did over some tedious, minute and toothrottingly domestic detail, and then go back to my friend group like 'hey hows it going man?'

[evviejo]

thirteen’s face appreciation: 52/?

[toutplacid]

Monument funéraire baroque : Rachel de Cochefilet, duchesse de Sully, orante sur son tombeau attenant à l’église Notre-Dame de Nogent-le-Rotrou, aux côtés de son mari — feutre fin Pigment Liner 0.2, carnet nº 136, 4 avril 2023

[kickmebare]

hoover dam

[scarecrow-in-a-hatake]

I was wondering if you have any advice to surviving ANBU... Sometimes it feels damn near impossible.

- Ray

Your name's "Ray"? Could have sworn I've heard others call you "Sunny" before.

Anyways. Yo. Owl will be happy that the career counseling certificates us officers have to get are being put into use, I guess.

Short answer: you're already doing great if you're still breathing and ambulatory. As in, you are alive and survived this far. Those who make it past the first two years after their initial trials without tapping out, generally have a good team of people who you can trust to have your back, and thus stay for the entire six-by-two of the contract.

Long answer: depends on what you're having trouble with.

If it's your skillset, try finding a more senior member of your team and ask to spar. Take those personnel evals that your superior officers have to conduct to heart, because we usually try to list areas where we think you can improve and how you could go about it.

If it's mental...

You joined for a reason. Whether through voluntary application or from being scouted, there was some part of you that wanted to be a part of something bigger when you signed up. Hold on to that feeling. It's the first pillar, and the one you're guaranteed to share with each and every agent by your side.

People regulate themselves differently. What works for others, might not work for you, but feel free to take inspiration and try new things if you feel like you're slipping. If you're the social type, drop by a restaurant or bar with your teammates or a touchstone and embellish a story or two of the weird things our missions involve, if you trust yourself to censor them appropriately. Crash at your touchstone's place for a night and be a winsome bastard. Find someone you'll swear to come back home to and stand by for as long as the world allows, or a few someones to take to bed and lose yourself in. Pace yourself by taking a mission or two with the general forces while you're off rotation. Sign on for a shift behind the missions desk at the tower or as a guest speaker for the Academy if you're desperate for a change of scenery. Variety is the spice of life, and all that.

Essentially, find something you enjoy and indulge it during your downtime.

Try to be home for festivals and holidays. I know we don't get a choice sometimes, but it's important to be able to see what we're slinking around in the shadows for.

[oneminutefiftysixseconds]

it's Lombardia soon so...

[scootslorraine]

New FFXIV bones off the charts

[weezerlvr228]

I used to be so scared of Brian ngl

i can see why