[147cookies]

[berlogauwu]

fire

[unremovablemoldstain]

it breaks my heart to see Mello's change in demeanor after the explosion.

Look at the difference. I'm quite curious as to how the event may have changed his sense of self, confidence, etc.

[distance-does-not-matter]

girl who started a load on laundry: I’m gonna change my life I’m gonna clean my whole house I’m gonna go on a walk

[inthetags]

Reblog and put in the tags the best fictional mother.

[corrodedparadox]

Salmon Cycle

July’s print for print club!

[marinella-ela]

[phoenixwrites]

#that giraffe is being so cute and curious and gentle#and that is running full speed because this is the worst fucking day if his LIFE#like IMAGINE having your butt gently scooted by the snoot of a pressence so massive#your body is not designed to even see high enough to see the top of#abd hes just gently nudging you along as you run for your life as fast as your legs can carry you#giraffe is playing humans are enjoying turtle is living out a cosmic horror story

[sighcomics]

bring back stare at flame

[daisychase]

ANGEL THE SERIES // 2.17 "Disharmony" BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER // 5.02 "Real Me"

[cbge]

4 volumes into devilman lady

[kestalsblog]

Not every story is about seeing yourself in it. Sometimes it’s about learning to see other people too.

[doesnotloveyou]

@tearyeyedcat this was beautifully written, thank you for adding it!

[charlesoberonn]

Another excuse for me to post Head Writer of ATLA Aaron Ehasz’s great characters board:

[ninjasmudge]

ok i laughed rlly hard. like i know it was a serious moment but i always appreciate piccolo telling it like it is

[w0rm-cat]

[lulu0zyx]

To stand infront of 13 men all pointing massive guns at you and say ‘you won’t shoot’ is an unfathomable level of arrogance no normal person has

[big-bad-wolf-series-quotes]

"[Julien] stopped himself. The man wasn’t dressed like a doctor or nurse. He wore casual, active-ready clothes, although it was difficult to imagine a person who looked less inclined toward coordinated, graceful action. Noticeably thin with strikingly long legs, he sat perched on the edge of his chair like he didn’t quite know how to fold his coat hanger body into a normal, relaxed position, and kept shifting in place and tapping his fingers restlessly on his thigh.

(...)

“Stop that,” the man said sharply, tapping at the bed insistently just beside Julien’s leg without actually touching him. It was so bizarre that Julien actually stopped panicking for a moment.

(...)

He didn’t say it in an unfriendly way, but there was something about him that made Julien uneasy. He had a pleasant enough face—attractive but not especially so. Long, expressive hands. A gentle, crooked smile. Nothing that should feel intimidating at all. And yet...

(...)

It was the eyes, Julien realized. They were a common enough brownish-hazel color, sure, but there was a discomforting sort of intensity to them. As if every minute movement and expression that Julien made was being caught and studied. It was a bit like finding a bird of prey walking around on the ground. Stilted and out of its element—with a gaze still sharp enough to notice a mouse a hundred yards away.

(...)

Dayton studied him, and improbably his gaze seemed to grow more intense. Julien looked away, feeling strangely guilty. He had the nagging urge to defend himself. To explain to Dayton about Rocky and the mistakes he’d made. All the things he’d gotten to tell Eli and all the things he hadn’t. Julien flexed his fingers impulsively and was punished with that nauseating tugging feeling. The pain helped clear his head. There was a sharper center to it now, like squeezing a pillow with a piece of glass buried inside, and he realized the drugs were wearing off. Not a moment too soon, really. He didn’t like this erratic feeling. Eli might consider this guy family, but Julien didn’t know him. Didn’t trust him one bit."

-Pack of Lies (Monster Hunt #1) by Charlie Adhara

[devil-beam]

this cover is so pretty im mad

[prokopetz]

Insisting that there's only one good MCU film can be a much more effective way of winding up MCU fans than insisting that they all suck, but you've gotta pick the right one. If you claim Captain America: The Winter Soldier is the only good MCU film, they'll probably just be like "I disagree, but I can understand how you'd feel that way"; if you insist with a straight face that Thor: The Dark World is the only good MCU film you can get them to write entire essays about how wrong you are.

[quasi-normalcy]

Saying "I never liked any MCU film until 'Captain Marvel' came out" is like a setting off a discourse bomb