#middle of the night thoughts

[deakyjoe]

Show me a motherfucker with big brown eyes and I’m automatically whipped

[losersimonriley]

Thank god his name wasn’t Riley Simon

[qu1etwolf]

I mean... I love aggressive metal hand choke-y Buck as much as anyone else but....

Could you just imagine taking weeks, maybe months, just to convince him that it's okay to hold your hand with the metal one? The first time he holds your face with it?

The moment after careful practice and persistently touching you faintly with it that he realizes his arm doesn't have to always be a weapon?

The worried but joyful expression on his face when the gasp you make comes from simply the fact that it's cold not from fear?

Because I don't know about yall but I daydream about that a lot.

[isagrimorie]

Most of the people in Bells Hells have a shared theme of being used against and/or programmed against their will.

First is FCG, an Aeormaton whose programming was co-opted by people with nefarious plans, and is now struggling with their identity..

Second is Laudna who has repeatedly called herself a puppet of Delilah and likened her circumstance to 'being programmed' like FCG (episode 26). It's always striking how much Laudna relates to FCG, especially in moments when people tell FCG they are more than their past.

Every pep talk to FCG about that affects Laudna deeply.

The third is Imogen, it's not so obvious but if we listened to how Matt described how Imogen is being called and seduced into falling into Ruidus's influence and losing herself to the hive mind, falling into the storm. A Trojan horse programming that, if she let herself fall, would completely overwrite Imogen.

A Trojan horse no doubt installed into babies born during a Ruidus flare, like a Fey stealing away a baby and replacing it with a changeling, Predathos -- who ate the god of Fate -- could have planted a Trojan horse into Exaltants, co-opting their fate with the one Predathos wants.

All three are struggling against directives that have been placed on them, and against a destiny, they didn't choose.

Fighting Ludinus, the Ruby Vanguard and Predathos is something they did choose.

It's their free will. Laudna, Imogen, and FCG knew the enormous odds they were against and looked at the red moon up in the sky and still decided to go and fight.

[phantomoftheorpheum]

Sometimes I lie awake at night thinking about Amos' quote in 2x06- "The way I see it, there's only three kinds of people in this world, bad ones, the ones you follow, and ones you need to protect." And how, at some point in time, Clarissa fits into every single one of those categories for him, and that is one of the reasons I enjoy their storyline together so much.

[stephy-gold]

I have never seen real snow on my life, I wish I could travel to NY or some place with snow 😔😔 thanks to disney and Xmas movies I always wanted to have a white Christmas 🥹🫶🏼

[harrietmjones]

Don’t ask me why I think this but why can I imagine that Isabel’s around Lucy’s because she suggested Tim and her meet there, instead of anywhere else?

Probably because Chenford don’t keep secrets from one another (other then of course the whole switcharoo for a moment!). 🥰

[thewanderingcat96]

the Glamrocks and their kids

Okay so, i was thinking of something

like Roxy and Freddy have theyre kids.

so would Chica and Monty (possibly Bonnie) get a kid?

Chica's kid would be a young girl, maybe looks like Susie, who loves to cook and eat, bake all that stuff

Maybe she got trapped in the pizza plex running from a parent or something while looking for a place to sleep

Chica saw her when she snuck in and wanted to make sure she would be okay

After Freddy malfunctions chica goes looking for her, and finds her in the kitchen, trying to get food from the pizza bot

They team up to get her out of there but also run in to Freddy and Gregory while they run from Vanny

monty's kid would be a bully (much like Michael) who Monty saw harassing some kids in the gater golf area

The kid didn't notice that the pizza plex was closing and got locked in

monty with his whole "RAWRR" personality just scares the kid in to the right direction

or would have if the kid was afraid of monty, which he isnt because he grew up with a father like monty

they some how end up meeting up with chica and freddy (monty still trying to kill gregory) and help the kids excape

[ovsilenceandblack]

being blood eagled like string cheese would fix me

[deakyjoe]

He looks so fucking broad in this fucking tshirt I am losing my mind

[zee-has-commitment-issues]

I am slightly convinced there are 3 accounts that follow me that only follow me and I’m pretty sure they’re all the same person but I cannot prove it at this time.

Thank you for coming to my TedTalk

[v3ggyqu33n]

Soooo, looks like I had some very important questions to look up at 1 in the morning 💀

[dontcallthislovee]

Laying in bed and a bunch of sirens start getting louder and louder. Am I the only one that has this thought process when that happens?:

"Are they coming for me? What have I done? What haven't I done?" *slight panic ensues*

Knowing full well I have done absolutely nothing illegal enough to warrant sirens in the middle of the night to my home.

[myhiddenknowledge]

Facebook minions meme that says "Yeah I do intermittent fasting, it's called sleeping."

[originalmkh]

Woke up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat with only one thought. Wrote it down on my phone so I wouldn’t forget and found it in the morning.

Wtf.

[littleogreboii]

i see a lot of people talk about edward being disabled in fma, but it's less often talked about how alphonse is also disabled. i think it's partially because alphonse doesn't experience physical pain like edward so for a majority of the series, he's not having any of those kind of symptoms, but he is still disabled. also because alphonse's experiences are unique. like you don't see ant walking, talking suits of armour in real life (unless they're piloted by a human being physically inside them) and in world, there are about 3 others like alphonse).

alphonse is dependent on edward's survival to function. after fighting scar for the first time, alphonse is literally in pieces. he can't walk or anything until edward is in a position to fix him. similarly his body is dependent on nutrients from edward's body. like there's the point towards the end where edward gets impaled and alphonse collapses. furthermore, these periods where alphonse collapses start to become debilitating towards the end of the series and massively alter his daily living.

also, alphonse constantly talks about how upsetting it is for him to not feel any physical sensations. yeah, he's not feeling physical pain, but he's also not feeling the warmth of a fire, the sun on his face, or the fluffiness of the cats he keeps petting. he talks a lot about not being able to eat or sleep, and how there's a lot of foods he wants to try.

there's another thing that highlighted by edward at one point. alphonse's body doesn't regenerate at all. the parts scar destroys are gone forever; edward stretches out the metal that alphonse has left to repair his body. and obviously human beings don't regrow limbs, but imagine if your skin didn't ever heal over a cut. how long would your body last?

also alphonse gets told several times that his body is great throughout the series, and he literally argues against it every time, because to him it is shit. like he is missing some of his senses just for some supposedly immortal body that isn't even immortal.

even once alphonse gets his own body back, the amount of physical therapy the boy has to go through. his body has essentially been doing nothing and only receiving what nutrients it can get from edward for years. by the end of the series, he's still using a cane as a walking aid. it's unknown whether he requires that cane for the years to come, but for at least a period of time he requires a mobility aid. I don't know enough to say what effect muscle decay from inactivity and severe malnourishment during a major portion of his teenage years would have long term.