#please don’t come at me

[georgiapeach30513]

Chris is so fucking beautiful,hot,sexy and gorgeous 😩😩

Just that..

You will never see me complain about the way that man looks 👀 I’ve been thirsting since I was 16 and didn’t know what thirsting even was 😂 I keep saying that my handwritten stories, I may rework 😂 they’re a bit more cheesy then. And…Paul Walker was another person of my affection 🥺

Have a Chris TikTok!

[sersir]

Currently working on something guys can you guess what it is

[soul-nymph]

me thinking about how Liu Kang gave Shao, Mileena, Geras, etc. AKA people who’ve done him dirty in the past, a second chance.

yet his idea of “reforming” Shang and “showing mercy” was making him live life poor and impoverished.

[all-mirth-no-matter]

What is it about Grace that you hate?

No hate, she’s just not my favorite.

I think it started with me being really disappointed with how her character was fleshed-out (or lack-there-of) by the end of the first season, and then it just never felt like it got better through two and three. I remember thinking it was such a cool twist in the pilot when we found out she was a spy. Not only to see a female in law enforcement during that time, but to be trained in undercover work and having had a father who obviously had some kind of traumatic death that left her seeking vengeance — like, recipe for something really awesome, right? Especially pairing that with gangster boss, morally-gray Tommy. Spy who falls for her mission, I’m there for it!

But what we got… it just felt so boring and underwhelming, or even embarrassing at times (thinking about how in one breath she chastised Campbell for underestimating her and then in the next shot a man who had nothing to do with her mission in broad daylight).

I get that her character was ultimately supposed to represent the softness that Tommy longed to protect, or the posh-ness/legitimacy that he wanted to reach, or whatever. But it just felt like a lot of pining or “wanting what they couldn’t have” without any actual substance for them to fall in love to. And then the fact that she’d been a spy and ultimately lying about herself the entire time and we never really got to see them unpack that.

Idk. It felt like they were trying to make her fit these two roles that they needed to propel Tommy’s character on (the innocent flower and the heart-breaking betrayer), but after it was all mixed together it just didn’t work for me.

And that’s just season one! I hate when there’s a cheating plot for absolutely no reason. She didn’t need to be married! I get that it was the 20s and blah blah. But ugh. Just to then have the “sweet and kind” husband kill himself just so she can birth Tommy’s baby and marry him. And then the bulk of their actual relationship happens off screen, cut to them trying to have us sympathize with her because she was doing all this charity work and Tommy finally had the picture perfect life, just in time for her to get shot and forever be this idealized martyr in his heart and just again be another catalyst to Tommy’s character development and guilt.

She just never felt like a genuine, thought-out character — I never cared about her the same way I cared about the others. Again, there’s no hate, just apathy.

I did like her ghost scenes in the later seasons.

[savemysoulmyartsucks]

Can we appreciate how South Africa came with SA flag scarfs

[peterparkerincorrectquotes]

after watching both no way home and multiverse of madness, I’ve come to be of the (controversial) opinion that the mcu should avoid multiverse plots. not because the plots themselves are bad, but because so much of the plot revolves around cameos. the actual plot takes a backseat to the temporary — and ultimately inconsequential — introduction of fan-favorite characters. cameos are fine (and a certain number of cameos are to be expected in popular series!) but you reach a point where you’ve reduced your series to nostalgic call-backs, and imo the multiverse plot lines are really accelerating the mcu’s descent into that

[sp9culation]

oikawa should’ve gone to nationals

[heysatanitsyourgirl]

Typical conversation between me and my Greek friend

[dumbass-duo-showdown]

Okay okay, uhhhh.

It’s ableist to not vote for Augustus on Monday /s

[the-sappho-of-lesbos]

Tw homophobia

Look I’m not going to say WHAT it is that people are saying because I don’t want to be ~canceled~ but there is a very I don’t know common, popular? I don’t know what you would cool it. Experience or belief or life event that many people in the lgbt community seem to be talking about. Like I see it everywhere now. It’s EVERYWHERE I don’t want to be that person to people’s lived experiences and it’s not their fault I’m reacting this way

But god what they are saying is not at ALL good for my internalised homophobia and it keeps making me think “is that what I need to do? If I do this will the lesbian leave me? I’ll be able to be with men? I won’t be lonely ? I won’t have to deal with any of this anymore? Is this the ticket ti flip my brain over?”

And it’s making it look very appealing for very bad reasons and messing with my head completely and I don’t like it. Because I’m not coping with the idea of all these people saying there is a way to change myself and not be this way anymore and “fix” myself

[pherredraws]

hug! that! captain!

[hexadopamine]

god help him

[shripscapi]

I don’t usually share my oc stuff on tumblr but I like this one and I worked hard on it so I am going to anyways <3

[ewwww-what]

Nobody is as excited about the preview as I am. I have paragraphs.

[dogpantry]

please watch my scrungly old man kiss the inside of a glove

[maddymoreau]

Thinking about how Diavolo’s feelings transcend time and how in the Nightbringer UR+ card Demon Lord’s Castle Tour this conversation happens.

When asked, “Do you wish to see your father?”

Diavolo responds:

“I suppose I do . . .” isn’t the typical reaction to how a child would feel about wanting to see their parent. Especially when said parent has essentially been in a coma for a year.

Along with how Diavolo describe his father.

It makes more sense why when you learn in Lesson 56 how Diavolo was treated by him growing up.

Diavolo can tell when others are lying but is unable to understand his father’s intentions.

Diavolo mentions that he lived a very sheltered life growing up. That from a young age his father never allowed him a chance to talk to anyone outside the castle.

His childhood friend was Mephistopheles. A demon literally RAISED to be his friend. Putting a barrier between the two because Mephistopheles would put Diavolo on a pedestal.

The isolating childhood he experienced riddled with his strict father constantly scolding him.

Despite everything MC is so important to him he wants to see his father again so we can meet.