galahad’s knighthood process was really funny
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Someone I know not well enough to voice my opinion on the subject said something like why didn’t God make potatoes a low-calorie food so I am here to say: God made them like that because their nutrition density IS what makes them healthy. By God I mean Andean agricultural technicians. Potato is healthy BECAUSE potato holds calories and vitamins. Do not malign potato
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it's still 420 in some parts of the world
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lantern&sunshower 🪲⛈️
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additional sketch under cut
feeling them summer vibes finally!!!! putting mirage in my own summer clothes dressing her up like a doll
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I like them i think these seatmates are funny
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rodtis yuri
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comic about whales
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foxtis i made for my birthday
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heathcliff has never had "anger management issues" like his profile says. it's been shown before but this canto is really driving it home. he actually does have the ability to recognize when he's getting upset, and tends to give a fair warning before he starts becoming violent. if his boundaries are not respected, of course he's going to retaliate.
the point where i realized he actually has a lot of gentleness in his heart that he's been keeping safely hidden away is the first scene where hindley and linton are insulting him in front of everyone.
if he really had "anger management problems" this conversation would not have happened. he would've been incapable of holding his temper back. heathcliff prioritizes catherine's well-being above his own, and is both emotionally mature enough and caring enough to not yell back at his abusers solely because he knows cathy doesn't like it. he doesn't actually snap until he hears that she's dead.
which brings me to my second point: when the mirror heathcliff finds out about her death, his first instinct is not to get aggressive with nelly—the bearer of bad news—but immediate self harm.
his problem is not anger management. never has been. it's deep, deep self-hatred.
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After quite a while, I finally managed to adapt these fun shark anatomy illustrations to Redbubble products! Many asked me to make posters or art prints available for sale and it is now possible in my little store! This is my store’s profile! ✨
I tried to adapt these arts to other products, but I think they were very ugly, so focus on looking for poster, art print or stickers options! I hope you like it and that the price offered by Redbubble is affordable!
In the future I want to make other species of sharks! Thanks a lot for all support! ✨
If you want to follow me on instagram, this is: @AstralRequin
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[do you think of me as I do of you?]
or tigress and viper + tigress's unimaginable beef with tai lung
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actually. that post about how its important to have weird kinky queer friends. i think the same is true of really every type of ostracized person but in particular i wanna point it out wrt mentally ill people.
if you watch a movie villainizing DID or schizophrenia or something, and you think, "hey, this seems sort of like its based on what my friend has and theyre just a chill person, why are they making my friends condition seem threatening?" thats good.
if you see someone use narcissist as a synonym for abuser and you think, "what, no, im friends with someone who has NPD and i know theyre a kind person, this isnt true at all," thats good.
if you hear politicians try to frame addicts as violent criminals who should be locked up and you think "no, my buddy sam is just sick, their withdrawals are really painful and they dont have a good support system, they shouldnt be locked up for that," thats good.
being able to counter ableist rhetoric with "i know from experience thats not how these people are" is a good thing. like yeah obviously dont make friends with mentally ill people just for brownie points but also try to make the conscious effort to be open to friendship with people who have stigmatized mental health issues. and maybe even more importantly, be someone who makes it clear to others that youre safe to be open about these things with, because chances are youre ALREADY friends with mentally ill people even if you dont realize it, because a lot of us with more demonized conditions try to hide those conditions out of fear, and it helps a lot to know our friends are allies - and then we might feel safe discussing our experiences, IF we want to, and in turn that can help you better understand the realities and diversities of our situations and be less susceptible to ableist rhetoric.
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