Kale!

Stuff She/her

[sanderscat]

BLINK

GONE

[crustyfloor]

Mizmimimimiziusa these idiots have air for brains

[ekale]

They’re finished!!

🖤🩷

[ekale]

Sketchy sketch

[wondrousmay]

While Horimiya: piece was airing, I remember seeing Hori getting a lot of hate on anitwit. Now that I’ve finally watched the series for myself, I think the reactions were blown out of proportion. Hori isn’t the perfect romance protagonist and that’s why I love her. She’s allowed to be imperfect, whiny, stubborn and act illogical at times. I don’t want my characters to be “perfect cardboard characters”, I want them to be interesting.

[it-was-520-cens]

directly inspired by @cataclysmcrows because I say "it is pride month fullmetal. You know what that means" every day. EVERY DAY. Also happy pride. Also happy inaugural post on this sideblog

[annoying--moth]

Went to Niagara Falls today and saw this frog staring into my soul

[slushglow]

where are my edward elric fans in the crowd tonight

[spectra-bear]

*EXCEEDINGLY FRUSTRATED GRUMBLE*

[demilypyro]

when you are mean to me this is who you're being mean to. btw.

[purrfectwhispers]

HAHAHAHA HELP ME I LOVE THIS MEME

[crustyfloor]

Happy pride month to them

[flufflecat]

almost time

[indigonite]

That’s a red flag to YOU! To Marcille she’s just charming.

Had this idea ever since I finished reading Dungeon Meshi and finally got around to finishing it.

(on youtube for better quality)

Music - “Red Flags” by Tom Cardy

[surefuckitwhateveraria]

this wouldn't leave my head so i had to do it

[bnuuyrabbit]

haha i love putting characters in situations <- cant come up with a single situation or how to get to it

[corioheinous]

Alien Stage is so crazy to me because it’s. It’s about many things but what stands out to me the most is how the children of Anakt Garden during times of extreme hardship and fear and literal alien colonization, instead of looking toward some omniscient being(s) for salvation or succumbing to cynicism/nihilism, they look toward each other to find hope. All it takes is a connection with one person, just one instance of butterflies in a society where things like love and romance are all but obsolete, and now they’re making that person their God their reason to live and breathe and wake up every morning. (Or, in some cases, to give up their lives. If it means protecting the life of their beloved.) And it’s like. It’s as if what sets us apart from aliens or simply what makes us human is our capacity to whole-heartedly, unabashedly love one another. Even to the end of ourselves.