#not to get too deep about a joke but

[daddymikeyway]

bruh

[egophiliac]

CROWLEY SSR THOUGHTS

there is zero basis for this, but I can't get this thought of my head

I don't know why I decided to draw it this way

[skitskatdacat63]

Different techniques

[vickdoom]

me and the pathetic loser I pulled by being a pathetic loser myself.

[arkiwii]

very sad still see the saria/silence divorce headcanon still going around

have you ever tried to consider that they never dated before lone trail because it would be unrealistic with the timeline and the events and also because it would be overshadowing the actual truth of why they couldn't get along

[soaps-mohawk]

I saw the ask about Price maybe topping ghost. Had me thinking about maybe ghost having a rough day and is all riled up and he goes to soap at first but nothing was working so now he resorts to price. While maybe at first Ghost is reluctant and price is all like "Simon poppet, relax and let me take of you" and gets Simon relaxed (iykyk). But it would seem Price would be on bottom for Simon, but we come to find out in very rare instances Simon is a sub.

I'm sorry if this was to far, but it's been on my brain for a minute now

There's very little that I would consider too far for me (seriously just look at last year's kinktober fics 🤭).

I think Price would be the only one that could get Simon close to subbing. He might not fully be able to give in, but if anyone is going to break that man down like that, it's gonna be Price. Simon doesn't allow vulnerability easily, but perhaps on the rare occasion, he might allow someone else he explicitly trusts to take him to that place. 💚

[fictionadventurer]

I thought that it was stupid that Brandon Sanderson had the narrator of Tress of the Emerald Sea call all the unnamed sailors "Dougs" when he could have just called them, you know, sailors. But then I started using the term. Turns out having a word for "yes, we know that realistically all these individuals have unique identities and personalities, but they're not the focus of this story so we're going to treat them as faceless background characters" is surprisingly useful.

[timeisacephalopod]

The pushback to the term "cultural Christianity" from atheists is real odd to me because, as someone who has been an atheist since 13, only ever went to church a handful of times never with my own family (made a note never to sleep over at that friends house on a Saturday again bc I HATED church it smelled like shit, was boring, pews are uncomfortable as fuck, and the religious people I knew were all wildly misogynistic and I've never been here for being told I was less of a person for being Born Like This), and generally had no actual connection to Christianity in a meaningful way but still only knows Christian mythology, has been steeped in Christian values I had to untangle, and my religious understandings are still deeply Christian.

Like Ive never paid attention to the bible, church, Jesus, Christian teachings, or whatever but if you asked me about any religion the one I'll reliably know the most about is Christianity. I don't know why atheists are offended by being called culturally Christian because they have bad blood with the religion because like sorry bruh that doesn't mean you're less indoctrinated by Christian values if the culture you grew up in is predominantly Christian. In fact I'd say that religion being this ubiquitous in the culture regardless of anyone's consent to exactly ONE religion being shoved down our throats is reason to team up with other religious folks who ALSO don't like being constantly evangelized to by the culture at large, not a reason to throw a fit because you don't like being tied to a religion that is so ingrained into the culture that shit like "oh my god" and "Jesus Christ" are common expressions of surprise regardless of how atheist you are. Like surely I'm not the only atheist to notice the shocking amount of cultural religious shit that works it's way into my life and speech despite having not set foot in a church since I was like 10, and I can't remember the last time I was in one before that.

Idk man cultural Christianity seems like a pretty damn useful term to describe my relationship with a religion I never fully bought into and then actively rejected as a child yet still hold weird connections to and knowledge of just because Christianity is so baked into the culture I grew up in like it or not. If you want to be mad, be mad at the Christians who stole your freedom from religion from you, not usually religious minorities who discuss cultural Christianity and how it damages them too.

[corfisers]

saezuru au where everything is more or less the same but yashiro starts transitioning during the time skip which makes the visit to ryuzaki even more awkward (for ryuzaki) than it was in canon

[queenofbaws]

chin in hands

idk folks. tonight i'm just thinking about the one (1) scene we get with matt and ashley. and mourning that we didn't get to see them interact more in-game. or like. at all.

i just think

i just. think.

theirs would be such an interesting friendship to dissect and study under a microscope skdlfjlskdfjsldfj

[nimue-hidden-lake]

I... I caved. I actually caved... In my defense, both Puyo Puyo Tetris games were on sale.

Also I can finally play Battle Network for myself. Wanted to for a while!

[unproduciblesmackdown]

also was revisiting a little bmc bway interview ft. william last night & him saying his favorite part of the show was probably doing the agtikbi reprise scene on the couch at the party & mentioning the Nonverbal aspect of jeremy & christine's interacting / communicating there & a way of exploring/depicting Love & Affection in a way you don't always see everywhere and like aaaarghhhhh so true good lord that specific scene. and Again the bway obcr version Existing and being like that, it's just like. winded exhale yeah obsessed 5ever thank you all

[aggressiveguitarnoises]

born to be vulnerable and serious and expressive, forced to be silly

[madhushala]

<3