happy birthday to the babygirl
(and to me, i turn 20 today oh god)
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Im really curious how people know about Esperanto. Since its a relatively recent language (from the 1880s), its obviously not going to be as widely spoken in the world as other languages (altho apparently it is the most widely spoken constructed language). I assume most people are introduced to it later in some way?
If u know what Esperanto is, feel free 2 reblog this and say how you learned about it in the tags.
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TUMBLR USER AMELIA-YAP. POINTS
I JUST WANTED TO SAY THAT YER ART IS SO COOL AND AWESOME AND SUPER EXPRESSIVE AND SMART AND PRETTY AND CUTE AND EEEE ALL THE BEST VIBES <3333
YER ART IS A HUGE INSPIRATION TO MEEE THANK YE FER ARTING HEHEHE 💙💙💙💙
I HOPE YE HAVE A GREAT DAY!!! :3
//◕_◕ )👉👈
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ok 1. sorry for decapitating your ask like this, i DID read the whole thing dw and 2. I imagine in the Republic, Jedi had a pretty well-rounded schooling, like most of it DEFINITELY focused on force and jedi stuff but come on you've gotta know maths and physics for all that wild force shit and do literature and history to understand ppl n cultures.
the new jedi order is at a disadvantage bc it's made up of 3 ppl who dropped out of school ages 17 (whose education got shitted by war), 12-13, and 7 respectively and only one guy who actually finished school -- and he went to school on Tatooine of all places. I imagine a visiting Leia, who had the best tutors/went to the fanciest schools on Alderaan, is probably the one to be like hey this is a school you guys-- are you guys teaching them like, stuff that isn't weird force techniques and immediate survival skills?? please say they know maths and literature outside of jedi texts?? which probably devolves into "Cal Ahsoka and Ezra have to sit there while Leia tries to teach them basic high school classes"
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what's up i slept 3 hours last night so here's Would the 141 understand what “can you check me?” means (+ period headcanons with gn partners)
CW: menstruation
Johnny. Yes. In my world, this man grew up with siblings and received a crash-course education. Chances are, if you've spent enough time together, he knows when you're on your cycle. Stocks up on your favorites every month without saying a word. He's already checking when you're out and about with him without really meaning to. Second nature. Did you need to run out for products? They're already under the sink.
Kyle. Yes. An ex-partner experienced brutal periods and was an anxious wreck. Like Soap, Kyle checks without a second thought if he knows you’re on your period. It helps he’s already naturally attentive: fixing stray hairs, flipping shirt tags, pulling your hood out of jackets, and the like. Not about to let you stress this, too.
Simon. No. He hasn't dated anyone long enough to learn, nor does anyone ask. But he's not an idiot. Connects the dots when you speed-walk ahead or slyly turn your back to him when you stand and ask. The first time, though, he stands there a tick. "Check you for what? Lice?" loudly, as a joke, then crumble when you explain. (Coffee, tea, boba - what's your treat of choice? He's buying and apologizing with a deep-tissue massage.)
Price. This man learned a long time ago in secondary school. Thinks it’s cute there’s a ~universal code~. Can I check you? That’s precious, sweetheart. His eyes are always on you. The type of man to wear over-shirts or carry spare jackets you can tie around your waist if need be. Need a pain reliever? The guy always has them on hand. Also a massage person, and a living heating pad.
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