thinking about a super hero who was once praised by all and treated like an absolute rock star: constant groupies, interviews, sponserships, endless fans every where that is now a washed-up “has been” despite the fact he can still punch through reinforced steel and rip aliens apart with his bare hands. He has a regular human assistant who puts him in his place and is absolutely detrimental to his mental health (he is so fucked up in the head <3)
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To semi go along with that last poll I reblogged, my twin brother and sister, who are the babies of the family, just turned 23 yesterday and fuck, if it did not make me feel old because they are kids to me... Like, I actually watched these two grow up in front of my very eyes.
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I keep being annoying I know but it is so so soooooo amazing to have 90% good or decent days instead of 70% bad and 30% manageable days
I can't stop talking about it bc ive never known anything else. Of course I struggle to even take care of myself when my mind has been telling me to off myself or hurt myself or just bad shit about me
Who has energy to do anything when someone you can't get rid of keeps screaming at you you're worthless?
And now... I still have bad self image ofc, I still have my asd/add and the difficulties tied to that... But. My mind is in a different place. I can focus of the things I appreciate. I see the world so... Differently. The world hasn't changed but my eyes and views on it has
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bats eyelashes. can we normalize the concept of aging not being bad. can we acknowledge that beauty standards suck and that wrinkles are not ugly and that ageing is in fact very beautiful thing in itself. can we stop pushing the whole "anti wrinkle cream" "do 500 steps to not get wrinkles" can we just enjoy life and embrace laughter lines and wrinkles and gray hairs because there is something so beautiful about living long enough to see the world take a different shape.
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another party member came to filonyn’s house so they could explain to him how to do divination, but they explained it so badly that he just made up a completely new method on the spot instead using his cell phone, and although it DID work he may perhaps have gotten a little electrocuted
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my 4yo nephew is honestly such a character. love kids at this age. right now he has three favorite things. Cars. Dinosaurs...and Zombies. heard from school today that he has a select group of friends who he plays Zombies with. By which they mean that he pretends to be a zombie, and they all happily scramble to hide under a table and clutch each other and scream. He does this every day. Honestly do think this kid is going to keep his horror interest possibly long-term because he also loves to play lots of "hide/run from the zombies/ghosts" games at home. Including turning off the lights and having the both of us hide in a blanket fort huddled together while he insists that we both fake cry in fear. Most other kids he interacts with at this age are firmly in the "afraid of the dark" stage, and can only play the lights off version, or include the "pretend to bite your friend and now they are also a zombie" bit in very small doses. He has a night light in his room, but regularly chooses to sleep on the couch in the pitch black living room instead. To be fair, I had very little fear of the dark as a little kid, so maybe that part just runs in the family.
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