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percy visiting olympus but not to visit the gods. literally just to get inside the throne room and play with bessie. pulling water from his tank to make floating water pools for bessie to jump through. zeus coming to the throne room like hours later and he happens to glance in the corner and see bessie and percy curled up together in the tank, sleeping peacefully against one another

#pjo

olympain

I pray that this burden will never fall to you.

#widow's bay

inthedarktrees

Kate O'Flynn as Patricia

“Beach Reads” | Widow’s Bay 1x04

#widow's bay

violaobanion

DARK (2017-2020) 1x04 Doppelleben | dir. Baran bo Odar

#dark

thedarkmatterbox

JASON: Our son. […] This is what I know. You and I live in a brownstone in Logan Square. We have a 15-year-old son named Charlie.

DARK MATTER 1.02 Trip Of A Lifetime

annaethchase

it is so important to me how physically comfortable annabeth is with percy in pjo. slipping her hand in his, sitting right next to him at his dining pavilion table, crying on his shoulder. and every time percy’s internal narrative is “oh my god she’s touching me she’s TOUCHING ME 🚨”

#this is the girl people mischaractize as cold btw #pjo

sevsalio

HADES’ KIDS @kelolivr

(Stop being homophobic btw its notnice)

#hoo

godlessondheimite

In 2026, the chicest thing a gay actor can do is never explicitly come out as gay but also make it abundantly clear that he is. Coming out is too modern. Staying closeted is too old fashioned. But this method merges contemporary freedom with Old Hollywood glamour and allure, and it weeds out the dumbest people who truly don’t get it. I call it the Pascal Method.

nobodys-odyssey

Taylor Swift does this

godlessondheimite

no she doesn’t

nobodys-odyssey

You clearly don't go here or to queer history and signaling, or both, enough to have this conversation and I'm not going to explain it to you. You could have asked questions, you could have done even a modicum of research. You didn't and you made yourself look ignorant. Goodbye.

sanjipussyindulgence

dranktwocoffees

pipeynas been growing on me

#hoo

goodsirs

Widow's Bay 1.04 "Beach Reads"

#widows bay

thedemocraticforest

Yo, I think your dad’s looking for you

Widow's Bay (2026) - Season 1, Episode 5 - "What to Expect on Your Trip"

#Widow's bay

misty-quigleys-glasses

Lydia Makrides as Regina Tiedemann

“Past and Present” | Dark

#dark

cdzen

burnout from not doing anything

thyrell

i love when boomers complain about shit like this because as a fast food worker i would literally rather walk out into the lobby and shoot myself in the head than suggest more than one menu item to a customer

holycrapitsbags

Yeah former 8 year Starbucks employ here. This never happens. I’ve have had what amounts to a flip on this happen more often. Something like

“Welcome in what can I get you”

“I want a plain black coffee”

“All rights wha-“

“No sugar or cream or flavor or anything else.”

“Okay, got it, wha-“

“I don’t want no caramachmocha flippy-do’s or frappachina-what-it’s. Just. A plain ol regular black coffee”

“That’s great sir, now please wha”

“Just a old fashioned stright up coff-“

“SIR WHAT SIZE DO YOU WANT YOU STUPID FUCKING COFFEE”

kradeiz

Jason Pargin summed up this comic pretty well on TikTok:

“Now the first thing you’ll notice is that this scenario has never occurred once anywhere in the history of the world. And if you say, “Well yeah, but it’s just a joke.” I’m saying the thing that it’s exaggerating has never occurred. But the perception of a world that caused the artist to create this and motivated people to share this millions of times is incredibly important. Because in reality, no one ever took his black coffee from him. Every shop like this has black coffee. He can also get it at any gas station or any McDonalds drive-through or from home.

All that happened is the range of options for other people expanded and he perceived that as persecution; as his choice having been taken away.

This is not political, this is a human nature thing. Most people are not satisfied to simply have the option to live their life they want. They also want to feel normal. They want to walk around and see that most other people have made the same choice they made. And if over time they see that their own personal preference has become less popular, and even worse, is now seen as being basic or unsophisticated, they will perceive the mere existence of those other options as a criticism of them even if they’ve never heard anybody voice that criticism.

This is why it’s so important for some people to imagine the archetype of the “Angry Vegan”, even though 1) I have never run into one of those people in real life, not even once, and 2) meat statistically is more popular now than it has ever been in the history of the world.

There is basic psychological comfort in knowing that you’re conforming to what the world wants and in the reassurance that that world is not going to change. And this is why it doesn’t help to simply tell people you can keep doing the thing you were doing, no one’s stopping you from drinking your coffee. Because it’s not about the coffee, it’s the fear that if everybody else stops drinking coffee the way I drink it, then I will become an outcast. And that is scary to someone who suddenly is remembering how they have treated outcasts.“