#it's literally falling apart

[schroedingers-faggot]

I gotta talk about this cause mmmmm

but the battle of the teutoburg forest is a HUGE reoccurring interest of mine! Every year I go either to the Varus Schlacht Museum or the Hermann Denkmal and I live so close to the place of the actual happenings, I even have a jacket with the face of the Hermann Denkmal on it and I just get so hyped everytime I see people talk about Barbaren/Barbarians because yes that's my blorbo topic

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Heartfelt Reunion.

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[mag200]

its integral to understand that for the best show of all time buffy the vampire slayer is often very not good

[bunnieswithknives]

OK JUST A LITTLE THING BECAUSE IM INSANE @cubbihue

Song: Plastic by Cheekface

[kryptid-kay]

The real horror is all the osha violations

[helaemond]

cole’s little march a dragon head through the streets propaganda backfiring immediately vs otto’s parading jaehaerys’ head through the streets going incredibly well. alicent sweetie you’re in for it now

[raiain]

hoho

[mikeybutnotway]

"Nobody could be that clever"

"You could"

[noonaracha]

RIP SEUNGMULLET

[peachsayshi]

“I can’t even look at you” reader and “forgive me, please touch me, I swear I’ll never make you cry again” sukuna.

[n4rval]

i love the way you draw gaster, hes so shaped and huggable

How To Care For A Human

Chapter 1 - Humans are obsessed with anything soft. To lure in a human, find a really big teddy bear or a warm blanket and place it in a safe, secluded area.

[flameswallower]

Sometimes one has a naive assumption that other disabled/neurodivergent/mad people are not going to judge you for the things you can't do, can't do well, can't do consistently, or can't stop doing even though they are very annoying, disruptive, upsetting, dangerous, etc. Sometimes one also has a naive assumption that because one has struggles along these lines, one will automatically be able to empathize well with others in a similar boat and not become upset or disappointed with them.

I am here to tell you these assumptions are baloney.

On one hand, it's true that kinds of empathy and solidarity can exist within these categories that it's hard to find outside of them. On the other hand, most of us also have less capacity, time, and energy to help others in our lives, especially if they have intense or extremely specific support needs, than non-disabled people. And many of us have more trouble than average with things like concealing and controlling anger/frustration, not becoming anxious when other people don't do things exactly the way we were hoping or expecting, understanding that other people have different perspectives than we do, and even just, like...perceiving reality and remembering things accurately.

Do your best, apologize to people when it's called for, and try to give others a lot of grace/benefit of the doubt. Also, remember that when you start having thoughts like "I bet that person's problems aren't really that bad, I bet they're just lazy. Why do they feel entitled to all this help when no one is helping me? I work a lot harder than they do, and I feel like shit all the fucking time," that's a sign that you're operating way past your limits and are on the edge of burnout, and the fact that no one IS helping you is an indictment of your environment's (lack of) social safety nets, not of your also-disabled friends' laziness, selfishness or lack of care.

[introspectivememories]

[clevercorvidae]

headcanon that after moving into the mansion, mcgucket starts up a jigsaw puzzle hobby and he starts gluing them when finished to hang up on his walls (theres a lot of room to decorate after all). this offends ford very deeply

[azuremliam]

A compilation of Scarab noises (I'll do his little beetle forms later lol)

[kindahoping4forever]

AshtonIrwin: “We collide again, the moonlight on your skin, I feel your tidal pleasures“🌙 ✍🏻 🌊