Stop saying “do it scared” i do everything scared I sleep scared Boy i’ll kill u
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YOU ARE THE REASON

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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open

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Stop saying “do it scared” i do everything scared I sleep scared Boy i’ll kill u
doctor just prescribed me music really loud
decompress
computa make my mutuals have a great day
pew pew
Someone interrupted his smoke break (they're so fucked)
ORANGE HOUR . . . sandstorm @ city center
When attempts to rebuild the Net after Rache Bartmoss' attack turned out to be futile and feral post-Krash AIs began to threaten corporations, NetWatch decided to cut its losses. Dozens of the agency's finest netrunners created what came to be known as the BLACKWALL - a protective barrier keeping the fragmented, unstable Net safe from the rogue AIs roaming the ruins of cyberspace. The BLACKWALL came without warning, out of nowhere, which meant that any netrunners left stranded on the other side had no way to safely jack out nor survive indefinitely in cyberspace. //
Earlier rb got me in a mood so I had to draw Brigitte and Placide. Reallyy like Brigitte’s makeup I think it’s cool
It has been ages, but I got my game running again and I am cooking.
I’m lying face down on the floor. Reblog to join.
Introducing my new Bae. Meet Zola :)
Im Bad at talking you should just shoot me if I talk to you ever
Every time I read fandom posts about fictional characters 'deserving' things I'm struck by how culturally Christian ya'll are without realizing it
Your critical analysis skills won't improve until you understand that characters are tools in a story and applying real life morality to them does not lead to good writing. Does a villain 'deserve' redemption? Who cares? I want to know if it would support the story's message. Does a tragic character 'deserve' better? That doesn't matter. Did their death serve as a satisfying end to their arc? Did it impact the greater narrative in a positive way?