seeing people bring up how annabeth has spent her whole entire life believing love is earned (godly parent), be seen not heard (actual parent), and just do what you’re supposed to and the people that are supposed to love you will, meets percy, a kid who experienced true unconditional love to it’s greatest extent by his mother so much so he doesn’t even see the purpose in respecting the gods because he KNOWS that’s not how love works so he doesn’t even want/need it. AND he’s gonna love annabeth and ultimately be the person to teach her/show her what true unconditional love is because that’s the only kind he even knows to give +unconditional loyalty its all so
Vax has made my standards for love be so impossibly high 🥹 if my lover doesn't come back from the dead to protect me because their love transcends death, then I don't want it.
i just looked at my dog looking at me and was hit w the fact that there is a little guy who lives in my house and has his own little brain with his own little thoughts and feelings and he stretches out his paws in his sleep and sometimes absentmindedly hangs out with the tip of his tongue between his front teeth and when he sees me he thumps his tail on the ground like he hasn’t seen me for a year even though it’s been 20 seconds
that all being said, here's something interesting I'm noticing--nobody realizes this, but the more you practice a language, you actually get better at it. which is weird but true
When I was a kid one of my moms would call her period "moon time" or "her monthlies" or shit like that and my other mom straight up stealthed it, but when I'm a dad I think I'm gonna go straight down the middle and call it Werewolf Week. Like sorry kids, dad can't roughouse right now, it's Werewolf Week