#yes I do have permission to post this

[via-the-cryptid]

everybody LOOK what my close good friend barterson drew

gee I wonder why law is so drawn to that coat…

[susurru]

大哥 Da Ge

[brown-little-robin]

oh I just realized that my interest in anime and my interest in clowns are linked by the concept of "exaggerated silliness". hmm!!!

[hoshiina]

I've actually seen so much fanart on this site with no repost permission and no credit even it's really shocking to me actually.... and usually it's also with character and official tags...

I'm not sure if people are just not aware ? but yeah I think it is just respectful to just get permission from an artist ESP if youre going to tag it with what I call ""official tags"" (like character name or series name)

I'm sure there's no ill intent most of the time but sometimes I see a repost and I'm like gosh. and then I choose to not interact and then it has hundreds of notes when it comes up again later ?? another one I saw had 22k notes ????? like that much interaction and the artist is literally getting no shout out whatsoever for their work it's quite sad is it not... they're not even aware their work is just floating around elsewhere

[mystical-one]

[poisonouspastels]

I think a lot about the fact that my girlfriend for a while was kind of offput by furries due to the general "cringe" consensus built from internet culture. (Like I showed her a video of me trying on the Shui fursuit one time before we were dating and I'm pretty sure she literally said "ew that's weird" lol) But like now one of my favorite photos I have of her is her hugging Shui during the first time we ever met eachother in person.

Love truly DOES win.

[retvenkos]

every movie pro-shot i watched in 2022  ⇢  bts: permission to dance on stage — l.a. (2022)

for @chachachas

[ereborne]

Song of the Day: March 26

"Songs About Rain" by Gary Allan

[fourcolour-ace]

friend @wuiche and i were chatting last night and she drew me this

gohan Gohan

[cantspelldragoonwithoutgoon]

behold, the elusive, the cursed un-gothed Eclaire

who is she, this is not my beloved elf barbie (゜ロ゜)

(the things you do for glamour shoots)

(note to self: make more old fashioned portraits in gpose)

[shippingfangirl013]

Anyone else realize after writing an analysis on the Wheeler family, that your own family IS the Wheeler family?

And you later realize you are simultaneously Nancy and Mike…?

Nancy, because she was kind of pushed into the role of being the emotionally available “adult” figure, and keeping the family together in a sense. . . the responsibility of sibling care can be deflected unto the eldest child at a young age and can sometimes cause some resentment for your younger siblings. Occasionally, you get the helicopter parenting style paired with the golden child trope and mothers living vicariously through you.

(I know that when I was younger, I didn’t understand why other kids were allowed to be kids, while I was basically helping to raise my siblings, and it made me a little bitter, but as I’ve gotten older, I became very close with my siblings.)

And Mike because I was also left to my own devices for hours. I was the “you’re mature for your age” kid, the kid that took charge in serious situations. Mike, as a character, has an innate desire to be needed by others and I think a lot of that had to do with his parents and how he was raised. At the deepest part of the character, he feels unwanted and unloved by his parents. The Wheeler kids feel like mistakes, because their parents are not emotionally available.

Ted and Karen are emotionally unavailable parents, and because of this, we frequently see that Mike struggles with talking to his parents. His mom tries to be there, but does Karen ever actively listen to her children? Nancy is constantly saying that Karen doesn’t listen to her (an argument I constantly have with my own mother), and Mike is never quick to open up to his mom either. It’s like walking on eggshells, because one wrong answer, one wrong opinion, and it’s like your parents (or at least my mom, in my case) will turn on you.

I’m just wondering if anyone else has noticed any parenting trends with the Wheeler family… they hit a little too close to home for me sometimes.

There could be more to it here, because nothing is ever just black and white, but this is just a bit of what I’ve noticed between my own family and the Wheeler family.

I had a much better worded draft of this post, but my phone died as I went to post it, and deleted the better version. So, now we’re dealing with version until I have the energy to update it.

[bloodheartz]

The worst part of being physically disabled isn’t the constant paint or unending exhaustion or the dizzy spells or the threat of passing out constantly. It’s dealing with my fucking mom.

[monty-glasses-roxy]

Me posting: HEY!! I LOVE SPAM LIKERS!!! LOVE TO SEE YOU AROUND!!! FANDOM IS A COMMUNITY AND WE ARE SHARING THIS SPACE TOGETHER AND ITS FUN AND GREAT AND MAKES ME SMILE!!! AND PEOPLE PUTTING STUFF IN THE TAGS?? I SEE YOU TOO AND I LOVE YOU AND-

Me reblogging: Ohhh I'm so sorry for the spam tags oohhhh :( I'm so sorry I'm such a nuisance sometimes oh noes I'm sorry it will happen again and the spam liking is such a bad habit and oh no-

I'm wondering if someone hits me on the head hard enough if I'll go back to not giving a shit. Because this is Tumblr. Who give a shit?

This is your reminder that if you love to see it, then you should let yourself give it too. Anxiety can go suck one.

[ahauntedcowboy]

progress is a journey and sometimes its a slow one but i am still walking towards it regardless.

[orcelito]

oh god i hate some fanon akechi interpretations so fucking bad holy shit

[rubberbandballqueen]

i wish there were more weird little girls at work. i keep telling my coworkers "oh yeah i was just like them when i was little hahaha" in regards to excitable boys with impulse issues, but when the other day i was thinking "oh yeah there's Always going to be that one girl hanging out with the guys instead of other girls" i surveyed the room and realized we have never had any such thing, at least while i've been working here. which, granted, has only been two years, but it's still kind of surprising to me