#again

[neonghozt]

Maskless spy

[dixxiemaegraphics]

Once again because @avocadoraisin is so damn talented and thinks up like the best images, I was inspired to do my own little doodles of Mark all messed up from the glass coffin.

I’ve been sick in bed all day and totally got too fixated on these, yes.

[unknownteapot]

mannnnNNNN sword af 2 was great, the only thing i miss (besides having captions) is the youtube comments & community feeling yk? i know we can all come on here or wherever else we engage with the smosh fandom and talk about it all but i just find the yt comments so pure and so funny on swords af 1 episodes and i kinda miss just scrolling through and reading other people's reactions. also i'm sure its encouraging & heartwarming to the cast to receive nice comments about how we find the episode, i think there have been a few times damien even replied to a few under the episodes of swords af 1, i don't really know of a way to do that for the podcast other than like posting a story about it or? idk kinda miss that community feeling & direct feeback yk

[litnerdwrites]

"Rhysand had every right to be mad at Nesta for giving Bryce the mask. Cassian was right not to defend her."

Okay, so our issue isn't that Rhysand is mad at Nesta for giving up the mask. Logically speaking, giving up the mask was reckless and dangerous. She and the IC don't know Bryce like we, as readers, do. They don't know her story, motivations, or goals as we do. All they know, is that she has a power that their enemies are looking for, and if they let her go, their world as they know it may very well be destroyed. Especially after they saw the weapons that the Asteri/Daglan have. From a logical perspective, it makes sense that they don't trust her, so giving her the mask was too great a risk.

That's not the issue. It's never been the issue.

First, I think it's a little hypercritical for Rhysand to be so mad, since he, unapologetically, did the same thing to Tarquin. At least Bryce gave them assurances that she'd return the mask, assuming they'd succeed, through hostages. It would also be a way to make sure she wouldn't give in under torture, since that would mean opening the gate to where her family is and dooming them as well as Prythian. Meanwhile, Rhysand didn't even give the book back, or offer to make it up to Tarquin somehow.

That aside, however, Rhysand being mad makes sense. Rhys can be mad she's risked his people, his city and their world. Cassian can be mad that his home and family is in danger because of Nesta's reckless actions. That's fair.

What's not fair, is Rhysand threatened to kill her. What's not fair, is that Cassian let him.

No matter how angry he is, threatening his family/in law's (I'm not convinced he sees her as family at all tbh) with bodily harm. Especially when he's very capable, and (at this point) not proven that he's in any way unwilling to actually carry it out. He has no right to take it out on her in that way. That is verbal abuse. That is threat of bodily harm. He has no right to argue that females are safe in his city, because clearly, Nesta isn't safe in her own home above the city.

Cassian can be upset with Nesta for her decision. As a general, who's job it is to protect the NC, it makes sense he'd disagree with her choice and can be mad over it. However, standing back and letting someone threaten Nesta's life, in her own home, that's supposed to be her safe space, knowing damn well that said person could kill her if he felt like it.

It seems like common sense that once you get married or mated or whatever, your spouse becomes your family. While it's important to prioritise your other family, the safety, and comfort of your spouse should come first and foremost. Every relationship, and family, has their issues, granted, but resorting to abuse, and threats of violence to fix them, is wrong. Allowing others to resort to abuse is wrong.

It's not even the first time this has happened either. The last time he threatened to kill her, she was mentally broken and suicidal, and Cassian didn't stand up for her then either. Maybe Nesta shouldn't have said it the way that she did, but someone should've said it. The worst Rhys can be upset about, in that case, is her 'trying to upset Feyre' (but I've already made it clear a post or two ago how I don't think that was the case), and maybe about how she essentially broke into Amren's apartment, but both pale in comparison to what Rhys did, and should be put aside for a while.

Cassian needs to get his act together. Let Rhysand be mad at Nesta. Let him dock whatever salary I hope she's getting after the events of ACOSF. He's, unfortunately, technically, her employer, so he's free to cut her pay for a bit, suspend her from work for a while, or fire her from court matters, or even give her a few days worth boring paperwork to do. Those are normal, workplace punishments, and make sense, if he's really that mad (but we all know he won't since he needs to keep her and her powers under his thumb), but threatening to harm her when Cassian should draw the line.

The reason he's a terrible mate, isn't because he doesn't act like she's always right or take her side every time. It's because he lets other people (read Rhys) take things too far. Nobody has any reason to think that if Rhysand ordered Nesta to be killed the next morning, that he'd do anything to protect her. He may tried have stood up for her when she wasn't around once or twice in... The series (once in acofas, during that dinner, another time when they wanted her to find the trove, and once when he wanted her to be aware of the fact she can create a trove), but he backs down so easily, proving that if push comes to shove, he won't fight for her.

[nickytess]

drunk waiter obi-wan,, fellas is it a safe space to post it KLHKKHJ

[sh1-n0bu]

so uhhh,,,,, i may have accidentally done a thing,,, 7 pity. that was all it took. 7 damn pity. bro really said “i saw you panicking when seeing the leaked sunday boss fight. no worried, i gotchu fam”

7 pity. i may be unlucky for the rest of my life now

[raddestrose]

the fact that the same day ice adolescence was finally put in the ground also being the say Destiel was confirmed cannon for the nth time was genuinely appalling

[youchangedmedestiel]

I've gotta say I'm a bit disappointed. I thought I'd woke up to Destiel trending since it became canon again.

Where are you, guys?

[foxalade]

Classes I think the Marauders would be good at / suck at

(First thing is good / second thing is bad)

Remus: most of his classes, but especially English / Chemistry and Music (learning about old musicians, he would hate studying dead people from the 17th century and identifying their songs based on the first 30 seconds (that's what I used to do in music, idk about anywhere else)

Sirius: French (he hates it though) / Geography

James: amazing at PE (my guy is a Gymbro too) / sucks at Physics

Peter: Art and Geography / bad at Maths

Lily: Biology / Languages

Mary: History / Maths, Physics

Marlene: German / Biology

Dorcas: Physics / Chemistry

Pandora: Ethics, Psychology / PE, maths

Evan: Social Studies?? / Chemistry (he thought it was going to be blowing things up and was severely disappointed and hated it)

Barty: Maths, Physics, Chemistry (although he hated it bc it wasn't blowing things up) / English

Regulus: nearly everything, but especially Music (he likes listening to Chopin and idk Tschaikowsky (I had a stoke writing that)) / Geography (thinks it's boring)

[dataportdoll]

RESET THE CLOCK

[aterfish]

Good thing it was a short spin

[heheheku]

Astarion's ending from patch 6 is so funny, especially knowing that elves don't sleep. how often does he just lie and stare like this? does he find the concept of unconsciousness fascinating? I want to knooowwww

[anna-scribbles]

inspired by recent events from my sister’s actual real life

[castielstwigandberries]

[alexxuun]

The two kind of “I met my alternative self.”

[holographic-mars]

The missile is very tired