Breath and Blood of Ciritha

aromantic, asexual, trans (xy🗡️they✨si) 0.5 standard deviations away from everything

[ace-bard3-paladin1]

I post art 100% homemade art sometimes! Mostly FF7 or OC art right now. If you like it, be sure to give a reblog so more people can find it! All my art is tagged #the bard draws, which you can find below in my tag library :^}

I tag for #usa politics, but I also tag for #good news

[byjove]

I will reiterate over and over again that chronically ill and disabled people have always existed. We have evidence Neanderthals took care of members of their community who became disabled after a serious injury or were born with disabilities like Down Syndrome. Yes, many more illnesses ‘just killed you’ before modern medicine but the lack of modern medicine meant there were even more people struggling with chronic ill health. Institutionalization and the stigma around discussing disabilities and illnesses is the reason you think there were fewer people with disabilities and chronic health concerns, not reality. Bad backs, bad lungs, bad stomachs, mobility issues, poor eyesight, poor hearing, countless other things that range from mild annoyances to serious life-limiting disabilities. We have always existed. Pretending like there was a time in history where a sizable portion of the human population wasn’t chronically ill or disabled is historical revisionism.

[sunflower-sosa]

Nigerian Pride 🏳️‍🌈🇳🇬

I meant to have this out yesterday. Happy belated pride. :)

[clleanlliness]

life is better when you're not malnourished btw

[laneynoir]

Fixed it.

[frayed-wind]

[lesbx]

white girl SHOCKS waitress with 6th level chain lightning

[lesbx]

we need to not be so judgies about princess's spellcasting potency.

[bongwaterbunny]

is this anything

[hellenhighwater]

You tell em, yard boy

[lamine-19]

scientific fact

[aroace-ryland-grace]

I NEED TO WRITE FANFICTION <- guy who is perfectly capable of writing fanfiction <- guy who is not writing fanfiction

[joobjection]

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[joobjection]

The duality of man🤡

[fangshazzard]

I bet raising your arm and summoning a weapon for you to grasp feels good as fuck

[anasabdin]

Conditions Apply [ 10 colors ]

[theelectricdreamsofddx]

What a lovely little post you have here! *Drinks up its wordjuice to add it to my lexicon like some form of Vernacula*

[theelectricdreamsofddx]

*Sinks my teeth into your vocabillaries*

[idkwhattodowassuuuup]

I like to think about that the bike Grace had, where (in the movie, I don't remember about the book), it never made it back to his home. Sitting there for days. Weeks. How long was it there before it was moved? How long did the students watch it as they passed, knowing their favourite teacher, their backup, maybe even their safe space, wasn't coming back. I like to think they left things there. An homage to him. First one student stuck a flower in the rusting metal spokes of the front wheel. Then another. Then one day Eva Stratt sees an old, weathered bike with flowers and gifts and cards and drawings made only by the hands of rushed teenagers. And that is the first time Eva Stratt truly breaks down.

Because he gave them their future. And she took away his.

[petrel-va-line]

You’ve heard of “you don’t even have a dog” and now for the Marissa fans out there might I suggest people saying to her post-launch:

“You weren’t even together.”

Marissa being legitimately heartbroken and everyone seeing her grieving and unless they happen to know both her and Ryland the FIRST thing they ask is almost always “Were the two of you an item?”

And when she says no then it becomes “did you want to be?” “did you see him as a brother instead?”

Marissa feeling hurt and frustrated because isn’t it enough that they were friends? Is twenty years of late night conversations, inside jokes, tears, laughter, Thursday dinners like clockwork—is that not enough to say she loved him, plain and simple? Is she not allowed to grieve this way, like a piece of her was torn out without anyone even telling her?

But star-crossed love isn’t for friends, they say. It just doesn’t make a good story.