#tv ed

[disorderduck]

Literally my life, but I don’t even have Keanu Reeves

[sophia33]

I thought I was over all this shit but a few days ago I realized how much weight I gained during my recovery and I don't know how I'm gonna not steal all my dad's Xanax and taking all of it

[amelias-disordered-diary]

CHARACTERS I SAY HAVE SOME SORT OF MENTAL DISORDER/BAD COPING SKILLS

(I'm projecting for vent reasons, there is absolutely no evidence for any of these 'theories' I'm going purely in vibes)

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Blaine Anderson (GLEE)

Bulimia and self harm

My homeboy Blaine is bulimic. And he self harms on his thighs. His low key narcissistic traits shine through his image of perfection and kindness. I think he puts too much pressure on himself to be perfect and blames the world when he's not. And he can't cope with it

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Ron Weasely (Harry Potter MOVIES)

Binge eating

Ron is jealous, this is known in the books and movies. But in the movies Ron eats alot, it's meant as a comedic relief (which pisses me off wildly) Ron binges as a result of not knowing how to cope with his jealousy and home life of not being able to meet the standard set by his brothers and sister.

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Luke Danes (Gilmore girls)

Orthorexia

No explanation needed, but here it is. He cares too much about health. Not willing to eat anything he deems is unhealthy, ever.

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Tinkerbell (Peter Pan)

Body dismorphia

Also no explanation needed

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Jeff Winger (community)

Orthorexia/atypical anorexia/exercise bulimia/generalized disordered eating/hyper sexual

Does this need an explanation either? I'm like 99% sure Jeff Winger is eating disorder coded. He's so obsessed with his body image and sleeping with women, I just know he puts his self worth into how much sexual and romantic attention he can get

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[moonyslesbian]

if he's your man then why is he painting himself on a wedding topper and putting it next to mine

[weirdly-specific-but-ok]

our flag means death but i've never watched it

Hey OFMD fandom, the Ineffable fandom sends their Mascot. I was supposed to do this many days ago, but the OFMD tag on tumblr was filled with... things. This time, I gained my knowledge from Pinterest instead, and I, Asmi, of the Good Omens Fandom, am rooting for you all!

THAT BEING SAID. WHAT THE DEVIL IS THIS SHOW MEANT TO BE? AS USUAL, I UNDERSTAND ABSOLUTELY NOTHING DESPITE MY BEST EFFORTS, BUT TAKE A SUMMARY ANYWAY:

It is gay. Of this at least, I am very sure.

There are pirates. The pirates are the above gays.

There is a guy named Ed who is Blackbeard, and he is very soft and shares trauma and has grey hair.

He is in love with Stede, who writes him bottle letters and throws them away.

Ed is not happy about the throwing away part. I think he wanted to read the letters.

They read the letters together.

There is a guy named Lucius and someone kisses him and they do a victory punch. They break up because of fish.

Someone named Izzy has a redemption arc.

There are colonisers. They are British. This makes sense, at least.

The colonisers are not homophobic, they merely find love pathetic.

In the 1600s male pirates married each other and that's where the term 'matey' originated. I do not know. This is what Pinterest yelled at me.

Uh Ed pulled a Crowley on Stede and instead of Alpha Centauri asked him to run away to China with him.

Stede ran away from him instead.

Izzy was not a father figure to Ed. Discuss. It is something involving horniness and unrequited love.

Izzy died.

Ed was upset under a blanket. Stede respected this.

Ed built a blanket fort. Is this a running theme?

I understood nothing more because I can't make out whether 'ship' refers to relationship or the actual fucking ship. What does 'Steve does fixing in the ship' MEAN IS THIS MARRIAGE COUNSELLING OR NAVAL ENGINEERING?

EVEN THOUGH I UNDERSTOOD NOTHING, THIS SEEMS LIKE A GAY FUCKING DISASTER. RENEW IT. GO SLAY OFMD THE GOOD OMENS FANDOM IS BEHIND YOU.

[dumplingsjinson]

List of “things to say in place of a bittersweet goodbye” prompts

“Thanks for everything. Truly.”

“I’m… Going to miss you.”

“I don’t think I’m ever going to forget you.”

“I’ll always hold a piece of you with me where ever I go.” 

“I guess it wasn’t the right time, was it?”

“You’ve changed me for the better. And I will never, ever forget that.”

“You’ll always be important to me.” 

“I don’t want to say goodbye, so I’m going to say… See you later. Maybe.” 

“I don’t regret anything that’s happened between us.”

“It will always be you.”

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[zulizenz]

So I posted an Instagram reel as I was working on this because oil pastel is fun to work with. And Taika liked it, and I panicked...and now here's the finished piece.

[meep-meep-richie]

1 ticket for 2 tickets for

Oppenheimer Barbie

please 💣 please 💖

[andillwriteyouatragedy]

[snow-bees]

I like Gotham a normal amount

[disorderduck]

Little dress thinspro🤤😍🦋

[checkered2]

Happy Easter! 🐰🥚

[yodaprod]

Do you remember that Al Bundy was an undercover FBI agent before becoming a shoe salesman?

[chaincores]

bro does NOT ❌ want to finish the heart

[vixenicks]

[twelvemonkeyswere]

ofmd season 1: "hurt people hurt people" mostly from the perspective of Stede, who copes with his trauma through avoidance, hurting himself by hurting those around him

ofmd season 2: "hurt people hurt people" mostly from the perspective of Ed, who copes with his trauma through violence, hurting himself by hurting those around him

both seasons have subplots about healing and growth, about finding love, about what to do with those parts of yourself that are drowning you, and what NOT to do with them, and those storylines and themes help support the main ones, seen through the eyes of our protagonists.

in particular, the parallel deaths in the last episodes of each season (Badminton dying in front of Stede, Izzy dying in front of Ed) have distinct thematic beats as well, in different moments of the main characters' storylines, but are still connected in a similar way: both Badminton and Izzy represent the external voices and pressures that have etched themselves in Ed and Stede and have forced them to hide their true selves in order to survive. in Stede's case, the pressure and bullying was always kind of detached, an overwhelming indifference and casual hatred, while for Ed, the pressure and bullying was always up close and personal, given to him by the very people who claimed to appreciate him. that's why Badminton is a villain we don't care much about, and Izzy is a character that was much more fleshed out by the end, because sometimes the call comes from inside the house, and I thought it was nice the team tried to incorporate some of those nuances into the storyline to help develop the main themes.