Logic

This website seems interesting enough. ((This is a Logan Sanders rp blog. Asks: open M!A: on. 21 yo))

[paladinwhatsit]

guys in spite of the dipshits’ narcissism and dumbfuckery i do wanna shout out literally everyone else who worked on the show. incredible effects teams, stunts, actors, etc. like they really did an amazing job and i hope they know they deserve all the flowers. duffers couldn’t even dream of doing this shit on their own. credit goes to everyone EXCEPT them.

[mrsfitzgerald]

heated rivalry - 01x05 ♥︎

[a-little-bit-oddish]

despite the fact that jud's form and view of christianity is a very pleasant one, i appreciate that no part of benoit blanc is converted. it's not like i expected benoit to become a christian obviously, but i expected him to potentially stay for a service at the end, when invited. or to show appreciation for what jud is building at his church. even just appreciation that he's welcome.

after the whole movie, when benoit is given the invite, he still says there's nothing he wants less than to stay in that church. it's very, very reasonable and realistic of a traumatized atheist, but i almost never see it depicted in this way. usually they come around to "see the beauty" in one way or another. i just really appreciate that they didn't do that.

[bonksoundeffect]

It’s all part of the Dragon Age experience ™

I saw this post by @bitchfeeet once and it has lived in my head rent free ever since

Dragon Age Origins: Why have I been in the deep roads for twelve years

Dragon Age 2: Why have I killed twelve different bandit leaders in this same warehouse

Dragon Age Inquisition: Where am I

[criticalrolo]

losing my mind at this amazing story from r/dndmemes some people’s dnd adventures are just. So Fucking Cool

here’s the link and the story, it’s Amazing

[ashes-and-static]

THE FUCKING REVEAL AT THE END LIKE THIS GUY IS LEGIT LIKE

THATS MY WIFE AND I LOVE HER

[thecatchat]

@thebadchoicemachine

Amazing dnd story!

[slightly-awkward-sunshine]

My stepdad is so fucking funny sometimes

[slightly-awkward-sunshine]

#i think this is kind of a sweet thing to say anyway#'your presence in my life has made me remember an otherwise forgettable day'#and the use of 'i didnt have a clue' as if to say 'i was so foolish not to know that my daughter was being born'#even though there was no way he could have known#maybe im just a big sap but 🥹 (via @niamhuncensored)

Hi I just had to share these tags because !!! They are so sweet, but also really accurate to what my stepdad is like-- like yes, you so succinctly interpreted the love in these joking messages. Suddenly a day in July of 1997 when he was a young cafe-working 26 year old becomes special, even though he wouldn't know it for almost 20 years. He really stepped up (pun-intended) as a dad, too. He and my mom started dating when I was eighteen, and since I was an adult, its not like he had any obligation to parent me. But he looked at me and my three younger siblings, (all traumatized and troubled and distrusting because of our biological father) and said "yep, these are my kids now". I remember him calling us that long before he and my mom were even married, striking up conversations with strangers, and if they asked him about kids, he'd laugh and say "I've got four!" He always seems so happy that he went from a family of one to a family of six, basically overnight.

When he proposed to my mom, he bought matching necklaces for us (and a watch for my brother), because he felt he was marrying into the family, not just my mom, and our blessing was really important to him. He's helped me move, helped me with car trouble, talked me down from panic attacks, bought me a laptop for college, drove across LA at 6 in the morning to drop off my hearing aid because I left it at my mom's house and he knew I didn't like going to work without it: just doing a bunch of nice things that I had never experienced from a father-figure before. I wish everyone who has a bad or absent parent would get a loving step-parent replacement!!

tl:dr I love my stepdad and these tags made me cry

[ursamajori]

[id: two text messages that say “Maeve I remember the day you were born like it was yesterday” “I was in chicago, working a shift at the café and didnt have a clue”. end id]

[setsailforthestars]

Jacob Wysocki stepping into the dome with an extremely funny character concept and immediately blowing up on two dice rolls in a row the very first time he rolls for anything like that’s how d20 icons are born baby!!

[islandoforder]

the thing is like. as an overwhelmed teenager who was just killed by a system that didn’t protect them properly and wants above all to live, yeah i can see pledging yourself to an unnameable rage god, like you should be angry your school just shipped you off to die alone in the mountains on your spring break.

that said, given gorgug, kristen, adaine, and riz have all died and not pledged themselves to a rage god, i simply know that adaine in particular will see this as simply a skill issue

[carfuckerlynch]

(getting torn asunder but i can’t stop moaning so it gets weird)

[fairymonk]

The Trials of Vasselheim

[hiirenvirna]

episode 12 was good

[hiirenvirna]

episode 12 was good

[acewithapaintbrush]

My last post about how Bruno got something in common with every one of the Madrigal kids?

How about I take that a step further and make it angst?

What if the sisters notice?

What if Pepa sees her little Dolores listening and snickering at something and when she asks about it Dolores says "Tio Brunos stories". And Pepa will suck in a breath and scold her for pretending and Dolores sees her mother getting upset and the skies turning dark, the clouds growing heavy with tears rain and she will stop mentioning Tio Bruno as she grows older, like they will all stop talking about him soon.

But as the years go by Pepa will still see her daughter tilt her head to listen and smirk and do that little "eep" sound her brother always made when he was surprised by something and even though Dolores always says "It's nothing" when she asks Pepa will keep watching and wonder.

Always wonder.

And she will applaud her Camilo when he shows her a play he has been writing where he plays all the characters himself and she will remember her little brother, pretending to be someone else and desperately insisting that his real gift is acting as the green still fades from his eyes and his brows are knitted over tearfilled eyes in a headache. And she'll see Camilo rubbing his forehead after overdoing it with the shape shifting and her heart aches in sympathy.

And then there is Antonio and his animals. Always so tender and careful even with little bugs, just like her Brunito was careful with the rats he always seemed to find and nurse back to health. She will remember her brother, whispering with the rodents long after he stopped talking to the rest of the family, feeding them crumbs under the table, trying to ignore Mama's disapproving stare. And when she sees her son playing with a rat or a mouse, her heart rate will pick up and she looks around, expecting to see... But she never does.

She never does.

And Julieta looks at her daughter Isabela and how hard she tries to impress her abuela, how every little mistake and imperfection leads to a meltdown until there are no mistakes anymore and her little girl fashions herself into this woman, a blank canvas, walking around town, gifting her flowers to her admirers without pausing, without lingering with anyone or meeting anyone's eyes. An untouchable goddess, just like her brother was this untouchable pariah, sneaking through town not pausing, not lingering, not meeting anyone's eyes but always on the lookout for Mama and her approval.

And Julieta can't stand seeing the same look in her eldest eyes and concentrates on her food and the little injuries because that is something she can fix.

At least this, she can fix.

And Luisa, carrying too much, answering every call for help, no matter how inconvenient no matter how tired she is. No call goes unanswered because helping the town is her duty, this miracle demands a sacrifice for all the wonders it brings them. Just like her mother always forced Bruno to leave his room, urged him to answer every call for a prophecy no matter how much he begs not to. "They will blame me" he always said when he was still small enough to think what he wants should matter. "You are supposed to use your gift. That's why the miracle chose to give it to you" their mother would say and usher him out the door.

And with the years his protests fell silent and he started to shrink right before Julietas eyes until he was gone for good one morning.

And Julieta looks at Luisa and her beloved daughter looks so strong, and present and just "there" and sometimes she looks like she will disappear any moment and Julieta suddenly can't breath.

Mirabel is so much like Bruno, it sometimes hurts to look at her. Their personalities are so very different but their spirit, oh their hearts and souls, they shine with the same warm light.

Julieta often remembers that dreadful night, the tears and the disbelief and the shock and she remembers Bruno, kneeling down by a shell-shocked Mirabel and ruffling her hair and saying "It's okay, Miri"

And she will only later realize that he was the only one.

Everyone else had said things like "It will be okay" or "We will figure this out". Even she herself had held her crying child against her chest and whispered "I'm so sorry corazon. Please don't cry" and her little girl had cried even harder.

But when her brother said "it's okay" her youngest had stopped crying and stared at that tall, disheveled man like he was her whole world and only too late will Julieta realize why.

Her brother was the only one who said what Mirabel needed to hear.

It is okay. You are okay. Nothing needs to evolve into "okay", there is nothing that needs to be fixed. Nothing to be sorry about.

You are perfect, just the way you are.

Julieta doubts that Mirabel remembers. Too small and too traumatized by that night but sometimes she wonders if maybe her daughters heart still remembers after all. When she walks with confidence through the town, when she talks back to a prickly Isa, when she declares, loud and proud, how much she loves her Familia.

Julieta hopes so. She tries to right old wrongs, tries to overshadow her own careless words that night by repeating over and over again how perfect her Miri is, just the way she is.

Julieta fears it's not enough.

Julieta wishes her brother was here to ruffle her daughters hair.

Julietta wishes for a miracle.

[outerbanxx]

Dolores: having the most accurate, sympathetic, and understanding interpretation of Bruno out of anyone in their family

Camilo: JUst fucking bASHING their uncle like there's no tomorrow

[dynamightsfave]

all hail short king Antonio Madrigal, who at only five years old, followed some rats into the walls of his house, offered some random hombre del saco looking man that claimed to be the uncle his hermano sang horror stories about his room to do some voodoo looking shit AND lent him his favorite plushie for the nerves, all to help his favorite prima save their Casita.

bc he believed every word Mirabel said like it was some message from god

[fandomexplosion]

Did the artist here really draw this out, look at it and go “yep. That’s not gay at all.” And with the words too.

[apleye]

Outfit swap, happy Halloween!!! Imagine the trinity rolling up to JL like this