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Here’s some of the art for chapter 19 of my story Compositae (https://archiveofourown.org/works/27755641/chapters/67940122) — Our Deanie Beanie dressed in nothing but cute lacy panties... ✨
There’s another art piece, in which he wears even less 😏, that will be in this chapter but it’s too NSFW to post it here, so: https://flic.kr/p/2knRCyE, there you have it.
This is still the funniest thing in the world to me.
Hori could’ve picked literally anything to trigger/showcase OFA’s evolution. Izuku’s teammates being threatened, All-Might accidentally being in danger, hell, it would’ve fit perfect with the Overhaul arc. Maybe Eri’s rewind or just Eri being in danger triggered it. Or at the very least, it could’ve been against an actual villain.
But no.
It happens because Monoma insulted/brought back up the idea Katsuki was at fault for what happened to All-Might.
Katsuki ISN’T EVEN THERE. He can’t hear them. Even if he was, he’d probably just punch Monoma over it or something.
But that’s not enough for Izuku, no siree. He’s so upset by this that OFA goes berserk and he accidentally unlocks a wholeass new quirk for himself. Just because he was pissed off in defense of Katsuki. Who again, isn’t even there.
Anyways, this extremely in character of Izuku, considering that he got OFA in the first place by frantically trying to defend Katsuki. Glad to know he’s sticking to his roots.
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STILES STILINSKI in TEEN WOLF | S3E3
Dylan: “[Derek] makes him realize that this world they’re about to enter is a dangerous place. Especially for a human.” (x)
Via xsimply_mishax on twitter
MISHA: so Castiel makes this homosexual declaration of love which is amazing that that happened and then he um *clears throat* dies right after which plays into a timeless Hollywood trope of kill the gays which then also like pisses off… because we give then we take away
MARK SHEPPARD: you do know misha we all knew?
MISHA: oh no I didn’t know. Matt didn’t know. did you know that?
MARK: No we all knew that Castiel was in love with Dean
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When a “happy” song won’t make you happy, try it Cruise Ship style
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Ha ha seriously tho.
I needed to hear this right now. <3
My new favorite post.
As someone who finished her undergrad at 40, I feel this later update. Take your time. Progress made at any speed is progress.
Shoma Uno, Olympic Silver Medalist, vs. a chair (x)
video: https://twitter.com/junheeoffcl/status/965319165790904320
Haikyuu!! AMV | [The Phoenix] - Fall Out Boy
Omigod I just read the best JP fandom meta.
With Yakov and likely his other rinkmates who know his habits, Victor’s hug is actually not an affection thing or a reassurance but an SOS call.
Guess what he did in episode 12.
“Help me, Yuri. I can’t do this. Yuuri’s retiring and I can’t stop him. I cried and I can’t stop him. Please skate your best. Please stop him from retiring. It’s still not too late right now, he still hasn’t completely decided. I can’t think of anyone who can save both of us but you.” …………..and literally any salt I had remaining for Yurio getting the gold just vanished in the blink of an eye. GOOD JOB WITH THAT SKATE, SON. I read this meta from here, btw.
This is why I’m at peace with Episode 12
Part 2 of 2 - Victor Nikiforov’s journey
I have a friend who was somewhat disappointed with the ending of Season 1 of YOI, so I’ve written a full analysis on Yuuri and Victor’s motivations and goals.
It’s lengthy, but I hope it does help some of you feel more satisfied with what happened in Episode 12. Yuuri and Victor will have separate posts.
Click here to read Part 1 - Yuuri’s analysis. Click here to read Part 2 - Victor’s analysis.
(And I am really sorry about the length of this, guys. There is a KEEP READING cut beneath this paragraph, but I know sometimes phone apps ignore them. I apologize in advance that tumblr doesn’t always recognize its own coding.)
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This is why I’m at peace with Episode 12
Part 1 of 2 - Katsuki Yuuri’s journey
I have a friend who was somewhat disappointed with the ending of Season 1 of YOI, so I’ve written a full analysis on Yuuri and Victor’s motivations and goals.
It’s lengthy, but I hope it does help some of you feel more satisfied with what happened in Episode 12. Yuuri and Victor will have separate posts.
Click here to read Part 1 - Yuuri’s analysis. Click here to read Part 2 - Victor’s analysis.
(And I am really sorry about the length of this, guys. There is a KEEP READING cut beneath this paragraph, but I know sometimes phone apps ignore them. I apologize in advance that tumblr doesn’t always recognize its own coding.)
Keep reading
they’re cuuuteeeee!! just let me inagine my otp doing thing during match lol
If I remember correctly, this is an inside joke that happens quite more often than people seem to know. I forgot where it originated from, but I guess it always plays out in the same fashion. Real teams, real competitions - but yes, this is a thing.
How to Finish
I drew this poster for Jon Acuff and his FINISH book tour. Big thanks to Jon for this collaboration, his book has some great ideas about how to complete creative and life goals.
Love this, but reblogging it specifically for “Get rid of secret rules.” That’s one of the most amazing illustrations—and points—I’ve ever seen.
