#okay? okay

[honeybubbletea33]

”It’s just the stupid pink vial!” Day 5 LATE BUT HEEERE IT IS. I’m gonna put the non blur version below cause I actually liked how I drew error

[spyglahass]

"oh but glass, no one asked for them"

you fool.

I always ask for them

[lucasino-a]

Art blockkkkk

Friend made me start Trials of Apollo

My favorite interaction so far

[thelostcameron]

I have decided to start a chain. Reblog and put your comfort/relatable character (and a reasoning if you desire). And hope people have fun with this! I'll start,

Friends who I am tagging because why not, they may be interested: @bylerr-swift @bumblebeezstuffz

Edit: I forgot to mention, but multiple are allowed. The more the merrier, GO NUTS PEOPLE!

[squoblereign]

imagine if these two got along. amazing

here’s the original tweet:

[legovasavouchi]

chillin

[revvethasmythh]

I do find it really fascinating, per Marisha's statement at ECCC, that she interpreted Laudna holding onto Imogen during the flare as "literally, physically holding her back." Having now seen the moment, it's obvious that a) Marisha is thinking about this as the moment happens, and b) that Laura seems to be interpreting the event rather differently. Laudna is clinging onto Imogen and looks worried as she tries to keep her close. Meanwhile, Laura seems to just use it as an opportunity for Imogen to reach out to Laudna for an embrace.

Laudna perceiving the moment as "holding Imogen back" is interesting for a couple reasons, but first: because the power Imogen is getting from these flares is not necessarily a good thing. Yes, it is good for them to have currently because it makes Imogen (and Fearne) stronger. But also, gaining strength in her powers, reveling in the joy of floating into a flare, feeling at home and welcomed by Predathos' embrace--those are causes for concern, which Laura confirmed on the panel as well (i.e. her discussion of Imogen's increasing desire to give in to Predathos). But it does pair perfectly with the ideological track Laudna seems to be on, as she willingly feeds Delilah to gain power, that something that isn't good, per se, can still be plenty beneficial. Her stated willingness to stay by Imogen even if she does give into Predathos, her questioning whether Predathos is Imogen's ultimate destiny--those things feel very at home with where Laudna is standing mentally right now.

It's also, however, somewhat at odds with the defining trait of their relationship: tethering. That was the thematic crux of their relationship for a very long time, this idea that they could tether each other to something better than the forces trying to tear them apart, whether that be Imogen's Ruidian connections or Laudna's relationship with Deliah. What Laudna did for Imogen in that moment was quite literally tethering her. So the fact that Laudna felt negatively about the moment, that she was holding Imogen back instead of keeping her grounded, feels like a major shift in that conception of their relationship. It does also feel consistent with Laudna's perception of power and how much she wants Imogen to have it. How can you tether someone when you want them to be chasing power like that? Is your tether a noose or a lifeline? Because Laudna seems to be thinking of it as the former, but I'm not sure that's how Imogen sees it at all

[rodeoromeo]

bob dylan gay ass hand on hip. if im being honest

[skykiuwu]

Bullshitting my way into Emely having the name of the actual angel of joy

[ingo-ingoing-ingone]

A gentle and I hope kind reminder:

It makes just as much sense to not have a significant other and kids as an adult as it does to have them, whether you're talking about real life or writing characters.

The submas fandom is chock full of aro and/or ace people, so of course a large amount of people prefer to not go the amatonormative nuclear family route with characters whose home lives are a blank slate.

It doesn't "not make sense" and I again kindly ask anyone who thinks being alone or living with family or solely having platonic relationships as an adult is weird or a crazy idea to think about why they feel like that.

Having a partner isn't "probable," in real life or fiction, just because someone's sexuality or status is unknown.

Everyone is allowed to choose whatever sexuality and relationship status they want for characters, please just be mindful about how you speak about certain concepts okay? Characters can have no opinion on how things are written but real aro and/or ace people do, and it doesn't feel very good to read stuff like this.

[appleandaria]

LMFAO Ian Flynn provided an update on Sonic Prime and its spot in canon, and the reaction on Twitter is HILARIOUS!

You can click on this sentence to find his statement.

[anonfromtheflight]

[burning-daylight]

these two ARE 1989. i don’t make the rules

[a-is-healing]

In case you need direct permission,

You are allowed to be angry about what happened to you!

You are allowed to be angry that they hurt you!

You are allowed to be angry!

Okay? Okay

[cryingwiththoughts]

ich glaub du wirst mich verlassen

ich könnte dich nicht mal dafür hassen

ich bin nicht gut im loslassen

deswegen pass ich so auf welche hände mich anfassen

du bist mir wichtig

doch ich glaub das ist jetzt nichtig

wahrscheinlich war ich zu vorsichtig

nur werd ich von menschen so oft süchtig

es tut mir leid wenn du mehr erwartet hast

ich dachte das mit uns hätte gepasst

oder bin ich in deinem leben nur ein gast

ehrlich dieser gedanke macht mir angst

ich hab dich so lieb

meine freunde waren schon immer mein antrieb

in mir drin herrscht ein krieg

vielleicht bin ich nur ein blöder freak

[shamenaess]

Never thought I'd have to make a post explicitly saying this, but here we are

Don't accuse me of having kinks.

Yes, this is mostly a voreish blog

No, you cannot come in here and tell me that it's solely a kink or solely sexual, or else I wouldn't fucking be here.

I'm ace, and super sex repulsed most of the time. I've never been sexually into vore. I've liked it as a trope it since I was super little thanks to things like Power Rangers.

But "vore" is always what it's been called, always been the word for the trope I've liked, and that's likely what I'll continue to call it even if most terms do change even if it's solely out of habit.