#anyway . ... .. im going to BED ¡!!!!!¡!!

[active-mind-15]

Since Akashi is a rich kid but hates looking/acting like a rich kid I bet he sticks his nose up at gimmicky rich people stuff like Erewhon and cybertrucks

[orange-artblog]

I was inspired (i‘ve seen this meme around so much before as well x) / the original

inspired (? it‘s literally just zudio) by @zu-is-here‘s studio au >:3

dream, neil & night by jokublog, zu sona by zu (obv), epic by yugogeer, cross by jakei95, ink by myebi, killer by rahafwabas and swap by p0pcornpr1nce (?)

[squarebracketsmileyface]

I might be misremembering, but as far as I remember, Tim's mum taking him to the hospital when he was a kid is like the only time any of the main characters parents are mentioned in MH? Which like, if that is the only time any of the characters parents/family are mentioned, it just makes it feel even more tragic to me?

Like, that was presumably an upsetting/traumatic thing for Tim to go through as a kid, like even if being left there at first wasn't traumatic, everything that came after would have made it be. Like, it just makes me think that everyone else's families were "normal" or like none of them really had any reason to bring them up. Their family/home lives were perfectly mundane, so why would they think about them when they have to worry about even staying alive for another day.

It just feels like it makes Tim's whole thing with his mum even sadder, because the only reason he brings her up is to talk about something kinda unpleasant? Like, being taken to stay inpatient in a hospital for god knows how long, with no say in whether it happened or not, would be so traumatic, like abandonment, especially for a kid.

[thebirdandhersong]

Would I be happy long term with a boy who isn't as interested in theology as I am? Another question to ponder

[logosbot-tm]

Love seeing the mcr fandom rediscover the sacred texts (unholyverse)

[scrabbleknight]

Saying "hah gay" is no longer an insult. It's a badge of honour to some people, and a hilarious joke to others (thats me).

Which is why we should instead replace it with "hah straight". It's confusing, shocking and it makes people mad because how dare you assume I'm straight, you absolute neandertha—

[4lbon]

Me, immediately post nut: damn. Wish I could eat pussy for real

[starsinthesky5]

[outerspacedunce]

i am so tired

and these last couple days i just feel...... like what i have to say, what i think doesn't matter. or maybe that i just don't matter? big sad feelings y'all.

[active-mind-15]

Akashi is definitely not one to resort to flat-out violence (at least his original self isn't), but I feel like he'd still be petty enough to resort to pinching, kicking, and swatting if you provoked him enough.

[ourstochoose9]

Earlier tonight I had a dnd session where my character (a warforged wizard with major amnesia) had her first emotion-induced flashback, gaining back a few scraps of memory (some that even I the player didn't know about).

I wasn't originally gonna post about it, because it's a dnd campaign and no one else knows about it but the dm and the other four players (none of whom are on tumblr afaik). But then I thought "hey, the session ended immediately after that flashback, I'll write a bit about how my character is handling it!"

It ended up being longer than my last actual fanfic. And I spent an hour and a half on it max.

Soooooo if anyone wants that lmk I guess.

[highlifeboat]

How I look writing fic and smut that I will never post

[possibly-in-wonderland]

ever look down at some scars and just get angry?

[neonstatic]

New fandom unlocked! Anyway unenlightened Clinical Trial fans will swear up and down that there is a Good Ending and a Bad Ending, but that's only bc of how wildly differently the two endings are handled. You can tell that the Accept Route is what the creator intended, bc the Reject Route feels empty. No montage of Angel returning to her life and standing up for herself in her daily life the way she did against Lee when she rejected his love. Meanwhile in the Accept Route, they got a wheelbarrow moment, hop in the car and move to a new house together. It's stupidly domestic. The Accept Route feels like she gave in to the circumstances bc they felt convenient. I like the Reject Route bc it's what a sane person would do and I lowkey like Lee's last words before he drills himself a new one. Not that I wanted him dead, mind. I wanted him alive. I was hoping Angel got to stop him or smth and then he'd go to jail or...idk. Regardless of whether or not the creator intended for that ending to be imperfect or not, I think they truly dropped the ball by handling things this poorly. There was so much nuance at first...and then it all went down the drain for the sake of the creator's OCs getting to be together and have their "happy ending." You had me at the first half, ngl. (Or more like, 2/3. This game is like a slow burn followed by a car crash.)

If I had it my way, Lee would've just kidnapped the coworker and made sure the guy couldnt see or hear him, and just keep him in his basement to later decide his fate...then in the end Angel discovers this and you get to choose whether or not you convince Lee to let the guy go. And if you do tell Lee that he's being a creepy lil freak, he lets the guy go and comes back to die in his hole again but you have the chance to stop him. So 3 endings basically. Bc I think its unfair that Lee just gets to off himself after everything. Too easy, buddy! Go to therapy, get a hobby and then maybe youll get some they/them pussy

[epaily]

PETER CRISS NEW ALBUM.???????

[helloidkwhatimdoing-0]

Neurotypicals will yap abt how annoying my lack of impulse control is like Okay have you considered its actually far more annoying For Me