Hi! I’m new to f1 tumblr and you’re one of the first blogs I’ve come across so can I request a tea time for your celly? (Congrats by the way!!) 🫖
I’d love to know a cool fact about you! Don’t worry if you’ve not got one (I sure don’t) or if it doesn’t seem cool to you! I’m sure it is
omg hi!! i’m honoured to be one of the first, i hope you consider staying <33
something i’d say is cool about me is that i’m very (kinda) multicultural!! i’m south and south east asian and speak a total of four-ish languages: english, indonesian, urdu and arabic.
i definitely understand far better than i can speak, so i’m probably giving myself a bit too much credit. my friends like to joke that i’m “ms worldwide” because according to them, i’m practically from half of asia 😭😭
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I don’t think it’s a coincidence that there’s all this fear mongering around homeschool right now when a BUNCH of liberal and middle leaning people are pulling their kids out of school cause of the fear of shooters.
I really really don’t.
Done wrong, yes homeschooling can be about controlling your kids.
Done right, it’s about keeping your kids at home with you so you can enjoy Having Kids. And then you take them to groups and meet ups and field trips and things like that, and they get the outside perspective of things, be around other kids, and you as the parent get to have fun with your children and other parents.
It’s not wrong to want to be around your children.
I think it’s a bit weird that we have accepted not seeing the kids you wanted. I think it’s weird that parents say shit like ‘ I can’t wait for school to be back in’ like they Can’t Wait To Not Be Around The Little Humans They Made.
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I find it interesting that Oisin's snarky, kick her while she's down comment to Adaine was to say that she's not a very good diviner when Aelwyn, even at her most villainous, was so sure that Adaine was the greatest diviner alive that she was comfortable staking the entire evil plan on Adaine stealing that book. Aelwyn was a total bitch to Adaine but she never underestimated her.
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Leo's relationship with death
Leo really doesn't like to think about death.
I mean, we all saw how much impact Karai's death had on all of Mad Dogs but Leo was the only one that had to be dragged from her, yelling after her, he really, really didn't want to lose her.
And I think when he lost her it left a deep scar.
I saw posts talking how Leo wants for things to get back to normal and pretend nothing happened, which I completely agree with. I think it's in big part because of his fear of repeating losing a close one.
He REALLY doesn't want to even acknowledge death.
Here Raph seemed to be getting through to Leo-
-but the moment he mentions possibility of his family dying?
Nope, time to deflect, joke and feign ignorance.
Leo's aware that death is a big part of being a responsible hero and that's why he'd rather goof off with his brothers and not train.
Because obviously when you ignore something it just dissapears, right? So if they ignore severity of certain situations and possibility of dying it won't happen, right?
If they don't treat it seriously they'll be fine! Totally!
Then Raph shields Leo from the Krang and sends him away.
And it's as if Karai's death stared right in his eyes.
So Leo picks up the slack of leadership in order to save Raph. He behaves carelessly during this time but can you really blame him, he desperately wants to save his brother, to stop yet another family member from death that he is so scared of.
He still tries to be positive and nonchalant, that "pfff obvioulsy everything will turn out alright!" but at the end of the day, it's not that simple.
Casey's speech had hard time to really hit Leo, he's still avoiding confronting resposibility, literally and metaphorically turning away from it. But the moment Casey says Leo's whole family died?
Now that made an impact.
And every time his family is in terrible danger he looks absolutely terrified and basically every time Leo has to be dragged away to not just return and try to save them again.
And when there's nobody to drag him away?
First thing he does is sacrifice himself. Because I don't think Leo is scared of his own death, or at least he is not as scared of him dying as his family. He'd rather give away his life than live through another grief.
Obviously I'm not sayin that the rest of the fam isn't terrified of close ones dying. But while they seem less aware (Mikey) and/or more ready for the possibility (Raph)...
Leo's wholly aware but he'd rather not be and ignore his fears until he can't anymore.
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