#inevent

[oh-wow-im-still-here]

The best part about the bingqiu epic-misunderstandings-era during the jin lan city arc is that it works so well BECAUSE luo binghe is genuinely scary and unnerving at times. I think he should have been SCARIER actually. The dreadful feeling of inevitability that justice will be enacted upon you by the protagonist and his presumably world warping powers and persuasion should be utilized MORE!

[lenaffin]

What is wrong with him his hair

[maedhbros]

it’s actually ridiculous how much my mood has improved in the last 15 minutes because of a fictional lawyer not being dead like it’s now a beautiful day birds are singing there’s music in the air complete 180. fiction is so powerful

[thylacid]

eveeeeee for @ryebreadedd

[luck-of-the-drawings]

THE ORDER OF PALMS An order of holy folk that serve The Helm, working to create powerful Aasimar Paladins for the purpose of protecting any who hire their help. [BACKSTORY UNDER CUT]

One day, Gjör and her peers were lead by their mentor Opheria, to a mission far from their home. On the peak of that mountain village, they saw upon the horizon, the castle of their home go up in flames. Horrified and scared, the apprentices sought to follow their mentors guidance, and followed her lead into a small barn. It was there, that Opheria proceeded to slaughter each and everyone of the apprentices. It seemed she somehow had a hand in this sudden attack on the Order of Palms. Gjör D'annevual survived a sword through the 'heart', on account of a rare condition, that places her heart on the other side of her chest. When she finally managed to bring herself back home, the Order was insulted by her survival. She had so many better peers, why couldn't any of them have survived? This runt was seriously the only thing that survived Opherias wrath? It was better to just wash their hands clean of this. Thus the Order decided to banish Gjör from their ranks. She now travels the land in search of a purpose.

[gatzbright]

dnf marriage convo bc Yeah ……..

[fuji09]

What does one wear to a wedding when one does not wear dresses/skirts? I have to dress up but I have nothing appropriate so I have to buy an outfit this weekend and I have absolutely no idea what to look for. I hate really girly stuff, my wardrobe is black clothing, and all my shirts are tshirts.

[superbellsubways]

me when i. me

[caracello]

will never forget that brief period where everyone was convinced gallagher was a serial killer and they were writing xreaders where he gets home covered in blood and shit and tells the reader that he Had To... For them .... so funny.

[karolldr1]

Btw im sharing this

the perfect cup (not perfect but im somehow proud of a single cup of tea lmfao)

[kataskopeia]

the most messest up family ♡ ft. @eternasci

[overgore]

yeah…..

[geffenrecords]

I know I'm lazy & dumb but I just wish they didn't talk to me like that .

[gurorori]

speaking of not having a room in my life ever... don't think it's ever talked abt how much of a deeply traumatic n dehumanising experience that is & i mean that wholeheartedly

everyone our age i know to this day who we grew up with has one, grown up with one since early childhood, had choice in what to surround themselves with in their own space and could have privacy when needed

i sleep in a single bed in a corner, that's all i have. we've always shared a room with 1-3 ppl and it was never a bearable experience growing up, but once you reach your early teens i feel like it just starts being traumatising regardless of environment. i know most of the time it's not anyone's intent to deprive children of personal space, it is most often the result of poverty & inability to give them that but i'm fully convinced you should not be having a child if you can't give them that

maybe my own experience is saturated by other household trauma that this lack of personal space opened us up to but as a whole, i think it's abuse to deny a growing human being their fully own space, as small as it could possibly be, any space at all ... i can't really explain why it's such an important part of growing up but not only do i still feel alienated based on that alone, i also don't feel like i have any right to privacy at all, no place i can just be and do what i want without being watched, judged, commented on or demanded a change (i can't turn the light on/off or close/open the door or windows without input! i can't keep the door closed at all actually bc she will come and open it and ask why i need it closed!)

anyway i just feel like it contributed to our trauma insurmountably and affected our mental health to this day. it feels like yet another puzzle piece in 'normal human development' missing that i will never be able to fill in?

i wonder if there r any studies done on this or any professional opinion on depriving children of personal space & privacy. reading other people's experiences online unanimously seems to imply it immensely fucked up our senses of self n complicated being in touch with our needs

so conclusion i guess. if ya plan on ever having N amount of children PLEASE think realistically if yr able 2 provide em an environment that allows em 2 have all of their needs fulfilled... n that absolutely includes the right to privacy

[irl-dogboy]

"draw as your ship" thingie from twitter... charmy hates photoshoots but mo is the only one who Knows

[theinternetfroggi]

EEEEEE I MADE ANOTHER OC EHEHEHEHEHEHEHE

Uhh so basically her lore is uh she's a direct result of the inevitable heat death of the universe, and it just goes around space playing around with planets n such, but unfortunately there's nobody else for void to talk to so they may or may not be a lil too silly. Anyways hope u like em!