In my heart of hearts, I know. That Damian Al-Ghul reads Warrior Cats
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Loid is so funny to me. Because when we first get into spy x family and see this ulter cool super awesome top spy, we would think that that's going to be his character. Like his personality would be all mysterious and spy like but then we start reading and come to understand that he is infact a normal man who adores his family, an anxiety dad trying his best if you will, even though he won't out rightly admit it because he's still scared of being attached to anyone or anything he loves in fear of losing it because of his childhood.
But I adore those moments when he's like, "Yes, I'm going to adopt this child and raise her in the most supportive and healthy way possible....FOR THE MISSION."
"Yes, I'm gonna think my wife is the most amazing woman ever and look at her with heart eyes....FOR THE MISSION."
"Yes, I'm gonna be the best and most supportive husband to ever husband....FOR THE MISSION."
"Yes, I'm going to spoil my daughter and give her anything she asks for....FOR THE MISSION"
"Yes, I'm going to walk around with the photo of my family and show it to my co-worker and gush (brag) about them....FOR THE MISSION"
He's just so dumb, I love him.
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edit: hang on i'm remaking this post to add a correction
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Me, an hour into explaining the plot of the first third of CoH: and then he goes with this elf guy to this other elf guy, his name is Thingol-
My sibling, only paying a little attention: wait isn't that the guy who banned quinoa
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My aborted sibling was unknown to me for the first decade and a half of my life. I did not know them and by extension had no relationship or emotions towards them.
Instead, I had a relationship with my post-abortive parent’s alcoholism, trauma-based parenting, selective and conditional love, and other BS that fucked up my psychological health.
No, I did not know my aborted sibling. But I knew the hole their death left behind. I was only able to finish the pieces of the puzzle about my own trauma when their death came to light. Knowing their wrongful death was painful but allowed me to make better informed decisions about my mental health and current relationships. NOT knowing about this would have harmed me greatly.
Post-abortive siblings and their complicated relation to this identity are 100% safe on this blog, regardless of their stance on abortion. It is normal and natural to have a negative impact from being one. Don’t let anyone guilt and manipulate you about your lived experience.
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people can keep coming up with angsty headcanons about why qPac passes out (crashes) so much- like he's got low blood pressure from not eating properly or he's exhausted from not sleeping properly- and I accept that
but to me he's just that one character in a kids movie that keeps getting injured as a gag. like he's just constantly tripping over roots and whacking his head off the ground, birds just constantly seem to drop rocks specifically on his head, people just keep inexplicably slamming doors into his face without realising it. qPac is just such a cartoon character to me I'm sorry
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I'm a real tragedy enjoyer but Luis's death is no longer narratively enjoyable for me, now it just feels like an insult. I'm tired of characters having to die to be "redeemed". It's not their death that is the redemption, it's the fact that they were willing to die in the first place; it's the intent of sacrifice. I much prefer a narrative where Luis survives and is forced to every day atone for his past mistakes. I much prefer when characters don't get the respite of death, when they have to live with their demons, when they have to face their past and maintain their growth. And it's especially maddening when the only reason Luis dies is because he did in the original. They'll change his character so much to give him substance but they won't change his fate? I don't want that.
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You know someone has terminal online fandom brainrot when they say, “this is what the antis wanted all along and I hope they’re happy now” in response to actual books being banned and trans rights being taken away…
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