#the first two r so pretty ;;;;;;

[mintypsii]

guys i love them i promise i just have the urge to put them through the grinder sometimes

umm on the bright side here's the alternate good ending version lol!!!!!

[ambivartence]

WOONHAK BOYNEXTDOOR ✧ 240418 ‘Earth, Wind & Fire’

[abirddogmoment]

18 (?) week stacks, still very leggy but almost dog shaped

[steelycunt]

an um. snippet. from me. for the first time since. july :-)

[optiwashere]

I've been jumping back and forth between my (Mostly) Good Playthru of WOTR and my Asheera replay of BG3, and it's so interesting having these games shown in stark contrast so close to one another.

I am frothing at the mouth for Anevia/Irabeth fic though. Gotta go digging...

[chrimsone]

so ive been playing morimens lately

[julie-finlay]

Finlay Friday

13x18: “Sheltered, script extracts pt. 2/2

[mqonlighting]

real talk in the tags for a second because i have a crush on a girl and i. a hehe. ahehehe.

will be burying this in reblogs and never touching on it again

[mashallah]

I think if my social anxiety wasn’t so bad I’d be a completely different person

[hiemaldesirae]

OLD OC DUMP? better believe it <3

[butchladymaria]

ok but seriously. i know “doll as a mourning doll” is a popular interpretation but i spent hours hunting for credible sources on the subject and the longer you spend actually understanding what a mourning doll was, the less sense that claim makes. mourning dolls were:

1. made for infants and very small children and made/commissioned by their parents. it was not something people did for any deceased loved one. if an older child died, there were other methods by which to memorialize them — some of the more “extreme” by modern standards being post-mortem photography with the corpse and mourning hair art.

2. they were more like sculptures than dolls — made of wax due to the rise in wax sculpture as used for medical purposes. some were weighted to help a mourning parent, but that is as far as it goes based on the actual historical evidence. they weren’t articulated, as the doll is.

3. mourning dolls are the product of an entire complex cultural landscape with very specific attitudes towards children. as a result, mourning dolls are very much bound up in those attitudes. even if the previous inconsistencies don’t deter the equivalency, i think a lot of people make it without actually realizing the full weight of what they are implying about the doll, maria, and gerhman.

tl;dr i am begging people to please please please understand what things are in context before making that kind of false equivalency because i know for a fact some of yall do not mean to imply that gerhman viewed maria the way the victorians viewed literal infants

[daydadahlias]

never in my life have I seen a hotter couple than brandy and calum

[winxys]

[twinkskeletons]

omg cardcaptor sakura was my favorite anime growing up!!! syaoran was the first bisexual character I'd seen in media and I'm so glad to see someone else also likes him <3

same ccs and tokyo mew mew my number 1 favs as a child <3 unfortunately they cut that out the bisexuality in the english version i watched as a kid but i am reading the manga now so all the li little gay boy moments are here this time ^_^

[noxtivagus]

i miss fe3h 🥺

[orcelito]

oh yea i was also so late in leaving for my lab today that there was NO way i'd be biking in time. but i managed to catch the bus bc there was a spot for my bike so i got there on time after all <3