#the guilt is unbearable

[derpinette]

living in an apartment & having the people i live with stomp around at night & generally being noisy genuinely makes me want to go to my downstairs neighbors & commit ritualistic suicide for their forgiveness

[scrapimmortal]

told my boss i'm sick

how does one get over the guilt

[kotikaleo]

My art got stolen, edited and used for commercial purposes

This store claims to be "official" Grian merch shop and oH BOI they are clearly not. The amount of stolen art on this store is simply owherwhelming. This is just an example.

They took my art, made 5 designs and slapped it on everything they could mass produce, resulting in more than 55 merchandise pieces with art they have no right on. And I am not even counting Grian Official (like TRUE OFFICIAL) mech, and some other artist I don't know, but clearly they haven't given their consent to this. Examples below.

Official Grian merch that was limited edition btw:

Artist I don't know, please help me find them:

This one is by TheElliPelli on twitter, here is the link

And if you think that i was kidding about erased signature... HA

I already contacted them, and asked to take down absolutely everything that includes my art, and also I emailed Grian himself, i don't know does he bother or not, but worth a try.

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Thank you all uwu

[homugabs]

"He who is satisfied loathes honey, But to the hungry soul any bitter thing is sweet." - Proverbs 27:7

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lottielee supremacy

[chaotic-solutions]

lifetober day 8 - blood

"the blood is dripping into me eyes- i can't see, i've been blinded by the violence, me hand!"

[yashley]

idc about fearne asking about opal and finding out she’s alive. she’s corrupted.

[autisticredhood]

In The Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado page 5 / Batman #614 / Detective Comics #790 / In The Dream House / Detective Comics #790 / Batman #614 / In The Dream House / Batman #410 / Batman #428 / In The Dream house / Batman #617 / Detective Comics #790 / In The Dream House / Detective Comics #790 / Batman #618 / In The Dream House / Detective Comics #790 / Batman #614

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[ID: Several photos weaving together text and comic panels. 

First image is of text that reads “The memoir is, at its core, an act of resurrection.”

Second image is a panel of Jason’s face on the ground in watercolor art style from Batman: Hush. He is wearing the Robin domino mask and his mouth is parted open. He is splattered with blood. A blue caption reads “Jason.”. The panel is overlaid in red. 

Third image is a cropped panel of Bruce and Cass in front of Jason’s grave. Bruce is saying “He would have been eighteen today.” 

Fourth image is of text that reads “Memoirists re-create the past, reconstruct dialogue.”

Fifth image is of Bruce and Cass surrounded by graves as Bruce is saying “But he was brash. Impulsive. Headstrong. Never looking before he leapt…I knew that, but I didn’t stop him because he wanted it so badly. He wanted too much to prove something.”

Sixth and seventh images are cropped panels from Batman: Hush with Batman in watercolor art style. The sixth image has blue captions that reads “No matter what differences we’ve had through the years, I’ve always known that Dick had a gift. Jason only had…rage.” In the seventh image the captions are “Jason never had the skills that Dick had. I should never have let him put on that costume.” 

The eighth image is text that reads “They summon meaning from events that have long been dormant.”

The ninth image is of two panels from Jason’s post-crisis Robin run in the 80s. The first panel is of Bruce’s face with the Batman cowl pulled down. He’s saying, “Hardly, the other Robin would’ve done the same thing…You two really are two of a kind.” The accompanying panel is an up close shot of Jason’s grinning face in the Robin suit. He’s saying, “Thank You, Mister Wayne. Mind if I stay up awhile and do some homework?”

The tenth image is of two panels from Death In The Family of Bruce cradling Jason’s dying mother, Sheila. In the first panel Shiela is saying with many ellipses between her words, “He turned out to be such a good kid all his problems and he still turned out good.” In the second panel she is saying, “He threw himself in front of me. He took the main brunt of the blast.”

The eleventh image is text that reads “They braid the clays of memory and essay and fact and perception together, smash them into a ball, roll them flat.”

The twelfth image is a panel from Batman: Hush that is cropped to only show a caption that reads “Jason saw being Robin as a game. It’s probably what got him killed.”

The thirteenth image are of two panels from Bruce and Cass at Jason’s grave. The first panel is a cropped shot of Bruce saying “Yes. Maybe if I’d put an end to his attempts, he’d be getting ready to go off to college…” The following panel is of Bruce and Cass standing as dark silhouettes against a red sky with the angel statue of Jason’s grave looming over them. Bruce is finishing his thought from the last panel and saying, “Or just having a normal life…”

The fourteenth image is text that reads “They manipulate time; resuscitate the dead.”

The fifteenth image is of two panels from two different comics. The first is from Batman: Hush in modern comics art style and not watercolor. It’s a cropped panel of Tim Drake in the Robin suit yelling, “No matter what he says, Jason’s death still haunts him. Why else would he keep Jason’s costume so prominently in the cave?” The second panel is a cropped image of Barbara Gordon on the BatComputer screen from the same issue of Bruce and Cass visiting Jason’s grave. She’s contacting Bruce before he goes to the graveyard, saying, “Maybe you’re busy...Look Batgirl just came by. She seemed…upset. I don’t know what happened, but…if this is about what today is, then…Just Know I’m here if you need…”  

The sixteenth image is of text that reads “They put themselves, and others, into necessary context.”

The seventeenth image is a panel of Bruce and Cass in the graveyard. Bruce is saying, “But he’ll never have that. Maybe it’s not too late for Stephanie.”

The eighteenth and final image is an edited panel from Batman: Hush in watercolor style again. It is a close up of the R symbol of the Robin suit with blood stains on it. The panel is overlaid in red again. The edit is a blue caption from the same issue that is added to above the R symbol. It reads Batman’s inner monologue of “For these reasons, I’ve carried the burden of responsibility for Jason’s death.”

End ID.]

[allelitewrestlings]

HANGMAN PAGE BIRTHDAY WEEK ↳ day 6: hangman + webweave

the looking glass war, john le carré // aew dynamite aug. 27, 2020 // prayer for the newly damned, ocean vuong // winds change, orville peck // @the-poetic-boy // aew dynamite aug. 27, 2020 // portrait of fryderyk in shifting light, richard siken // ulysses, mimmo paladino // @boykeats

[ltcdrmcgarrett]

It was dark down there, man. There’s no way you could have known. No, man. I messed up. Don’t do that. I didn’t have a visual. Steve, listen to me: It was an accident. The guy was trained, he should have identified himself as a cop — Lou. I didn’t have a visual.

[belpheg0r-luna]

Damn adhd is so fun and quirky everyone's a little adhd and i missed my 10% of the grade quiz today cuz i THOUGHT it was today, i even set an alarm to not forget it, no i set two alarms and told two people to remind me of it and guess what babe....the quiz was yesterday :|

[roobylavender]

although i have a lot of hard feelings about romance novels and often come out of them 9/10 times with hatred and embarrassment laced into my heart i do think most people can agree that romance novels at large have developed in response to the control over people's sexual lives and how that's subsequently led to a desperate desire from the sexually repressed to be equal participants in a sexual environment. it's not so much that women want to be in relationships with dominant men to whom they play housewife or baby incubator or worse. it's that women want to be in relationships at all. and because the standard for relationships at large is the nuclear family, this is what subsequently shows up in your literature. why do you think religious women in particular are such a huge audience for romance novels despite the often conservative environment they grow up in? it's bc the consumption of romance novels does not exist in spite of that conservatism but bc of it. to be gatekept from any expression of sexual desire until you marry or until you fornicate for the purposes of having a child is to breed in young women a desire for what we would now no longer consider practices entailing any self-respect. you're kept in an ideological cage all of your life, naturally you reach for what's immediately out of reach rather than consider that there could be more out there that is available to you. it sucks! it's sad, it's horrific, it makes me wanna cry. but i can also never quite blame women for it bc they're not the ones who've created this environment of sexual conservatism (ie the real puritan culture, the one that hypersexualizes virgins by obsessively protecting their chastity prior to marriage bc said chastity can only ever belong to one man). man has. religion has. patriarchy has. why would i focus my hatred on women who are merely coping with the status quo rather than the systems in place that we actually have to change to allow for more sexual freedom and agency?

[ortofosforico]

I don't know if people outside predominantly Catholic countries know about this, but here older people and particularly superstitious ones tend to keep and gift little icons of the saints for protection and good luck.

What happens if you're not really a believer/think the Church is a sovereign state, but you also have two exams tomorrow (who, me? Nah), or you have to face any other deadline or tough time, so you wouldn't mind some extra protection?

This happens.

Get this on your dashboard so that Pedro can help you through tough times (I'm rambling).

[dankovskaya]

There's a post on here somewhere abt characters where the typical fan reaction makes u go "congrats you fell for the front they put up" or whatever along those lines. I feel like u would have trouble finding a more perfect example of that than how the average jojo fan interprets the part 6 Dio flashbacks and Dio and Pucci's "friendship"

[forever-eternal]

Idk of any of you have taken in the type of parents Adam and Robin are from what I’ve written, but lemme explain because I Am Having A Moment.

Adam and Robin are the parents that have the same general rules as anyone-- keep up hygiene, clean up after yourself, etc. But those are the lax rules. Those are the rules that their kids can get away with breaking quite often-- even if they don’t break them, because their parents disappointment is an emotionally painful experience.

It’s the rules they put in place purely for their kids safety that their children try to follow like they’re the Rules of Existence Itself.

The Kids were allowed to go wherever they wanted for however long they wanted, so long as they kept their parents informed of it. They could destroy or build whatever they wanted, climb all over the house, bring home wild animals-- so long as Adam and Robin were informed of it.

Each State has a few rules set for themselves, because of their personalities and the Actual State itself.

California, Brooke, can’t wear warm clothes during fire season. He needs to tell someone if he has a dizzy spell because of earthquakes.

Florida, Ian, needs to have a plan in place in case of evacuation or if he just needs to duck it out in his Florida home-- because if the Waffle Houses are closed he is not staying in the area.

Alaska, Ivan, needs to actually wear Proper Warm Clothes when it’s cold. He may not be affected by it, but it’s better safe than sorry. He always needs to be with someone when they go out, because he gets lost easily.

Arizona, Eric, needs to keep a water bottle on him at all times, because the high temperature may not affect him as much but he dehydrates faster than humans because of it.

(There are more personal rules, ones I haven’t figured out yet, ideas welcome :>)

Breaking important rules, such as their Personal Rules, or the widespread Important Rules (ie, no physical fights during meetings) usually comes with a natural consequence. An injury of somekind that the rule was in place to prevent.

That’s why their kids listen so easily (and why most of ya’ll’s Floridas would be astonished at how Ian or Gabriel behave when they recieve The Look), because when their parents have a rule in place, or say that this thing needs to be done by them-- and no one else--, they know it’s for the best.

Adam and Robin’s parents/uncles, the OG’s, enforced these rules in the time between the Civil War and when Adam took over Meetings again. They added a few of their own as times changed and technology improved, but it was generally ‘don’t do dumb shit’.

So-- yeah. Adam and Robin are good parents who let their kids be kids, and let them learn from natural consequences most of the time (being grounded, in time-out, etc, have also come into play depending on the time period).

Their kids listen because they trust their parents to always have whats best for them in mind when rules or expectations are set. The OG’s listen because they trust their kid/niece/nephew to have their backs, even when the Government Organization itself doesn’t.

Adam and Robin prioritize their family having fun in a safe manner, above all else. Even as a semi-immortal personification, life’s too short to worry about perfection (they expect themselves to be perfect but we don’t talk about that in front of the family 🤫)

✨Goodnight✨

[fideidefenswhore]

Again and again, today's popular media represents Henry VIII as lecherous, insatiable, callous, unfeeling and self-centered. The truth is a lot more complex. The character that has emerged over these pages is of a man of strong feeling but little emotional intelligence, wilful and obstinate but also fiery and charismatic, intelligent but blinkered, attempting to rule and preserve his honour against his profound sense of duty and heavy responsibility to fulfil his divinely ordained role. This was a man who channelled great loss and hurt into physical pursuits, intense theological interest and sometimes savage anger; above all , a proud, awesome, and well-intentioned but also flawed and self-deceiving monarch.

1536: The Year that Changed Henry VIII, Suzannah Lipscomb

[whydoifeelthisquiet]

I feel like a terrible person for saying this but I’m going to find a way to go to all three Chicago shows. I don’t have the money but I’m going to pull it off. Speaking it into existence.