[ Insert Witty Name ]

welcome to the shitshow, enjoy your stay. I post about Dragon Age a lot, mainly my characters from the games, sorry in advance.

[bimmydraws]

fun outfit idea!

[mattchewpicchu]

Retail worker dream uniform

[its-synth-detective-jackass]

need a shirt to go with the shorts that is just them standing around the fire at the beginning

[southfarthing]

TOLKIENWEEK22

@tolkienweek day 1: journey

[reginaldqueribundus]

[everythingfox]

Borb

[reclaimingtwilight]

me, shamelessly writing ‘mary sue’-like self-insert fics because it’s 2019, life is hard, the world is figuratively and literally on fire and i need every shred of positive energy i can get:

[toebeans-reblogs]

Draw you and your fave character gettin it on. Write that saucy self-insert. Make your ocs over-the-top. Make playlists for your f/o and imagine both of you in some kickass amvs for then. Do it all, even for the “cringey” fandoms. My flesh is mortal but my soul is unwavering. Cringe culture is dead and I’m bringing in it’s corpse for the reward money.

[reclaimingtwilight]

“cringe culture is dead and i’m bringing in its corpse for the reward money” is the most powerful sentence i have ever read and also the mood of the century

[claudiamatossilva]

Hilda by Duane Bryers

[badkidgorgug]

More Hilda!!

[themockingcrows]

in this family we love and support Hilda.

[i-am-the-narwhal]

Yes! Hilda!

[luidilovins]

What i love about this artist’s depictions of women is even the sexualized ones the woman is always genuinely happy and enjoying herself. Frolicking or making funny faces, she’s living her life and looking sexy while doing it, not sitting in a sexual pose for the audience’s view.

[squish-this]

I always forget about Hilda and am so pleased when she randomly shows up on my dash. Always makes my day

[snailfarts]

I love Hilda so much and I want her to be happy

[moveslikekeithrichards]

for a split second i forgot the name jason existed & i was like justin voorhees………………..

[moveslikekeithrichards]

my intelligents

[rhoga]

Heart attacks symptoms are different for women. I recently learned this. 

[veggiebaker]

Everyone should know these things.

[131-di]

thanks to mainstream media and being unable to show breasts on TV, way too few people know about female signs of cardiac distress, and impending heart attacks. they only know about the “pain in the left arm” male symptom.

[mossflayer]

i had all these symptoms once and they sent me right to hospital

it was scary bc i didnt know these were the symptoms for female heart issues

[chevko]

Please, please, PLEASE, reblog this. i don’t know if I did save or called false alarm, with my boss’ life tonight. I felt I was being a bit paranoid, overreacting, but I told Mirage my thoughts and he, after reading over the article I showed him, immediately sprung into action and then shooed her off to the hospital. I don’t know if I did or not, but I knew she’d been super stressed. She’d off-handedly commented on her arm tingling and I asked her if she felt queasy on a hunch. I went to look at the symptoms and we went from there.

[francsforthememories]

Holy shit, I didn’t even think the symptoms would be different between men and women. This is so hugely important and I don’t understand why we aren’t taught this. 

[moonblossom]

One of the other symptoms that doesn’t get talked about , especially in women, is a “feeling of impending doom”. I am not even kidding, that is a legitimate diagnostic criteria. Please - if you are feeling any of these symptoms and a sudden onset of “Holy shit the world is ending” do not let anyone tell you it’s “just nerves” or “just heartburn” or something.

[babybluebanshee]

Keep these in mind ESPECIALLY IF YOU’VE GOT HEART DISEASE IN YOUR FAMILY!  So many more women die from heart attacks than because they don’t recognize the symptoms when they’re so different. Please stay safe and stay informed.

[penrosesun]

Relatedly, also:

Sex differences in diagnostics are pretty much never sharp cut-offs. The stereotypical “male” symptoms are more common for men, and the stereotypical “female” symptoms are more common for women – and yes, treating the stereotypical “male” symptoms as universal has absolutely lead to women being less likely to know when they need medical help.

But these things tend to go like bell curves, and so even if you’re a cis man, and you think that none of this applies to your own health – if you ever suddenly start experiencing stereotypical “female” heart attack symptoms? Go to a fucking doctor.

These symptoms show up more often in heart attacks for women, but they also just shouldn’t be ignored, by anyone, ever.

[headspace-hotel]

Serious question: basically all of these overlap with the symptoms of a panic attack. How do you tell the difference (how do you know when not to ignore these symptoms if they happen to you like, A Lot?)

[its-synth-detective-jackass]

Happy Birthday to my absolute fave boi, Peter Cushing!

[its-synth-detective-jackass]

it's that day again!!

[aint-no-odriscoll]

[patheticwhimsy]

2017 mood

[patheticwhimsy]

2018 mood

[patheticwhimsy]

2019 mood

[patheticwhimsy]

2020 mood

[patheticwhimsy]

i’m not fucking joking this time folks

2021 mood

[tzeentchian-parapet]

So hey. 

Sorry ahead of time.~

[dumners]

when you finish oblivion’s main quest

[daggerfall]

Martin Septim, doing a crossword: I need a 7 letter word for idiot

Hero of Kvatch: Jauffre

Martin:

Martin: … it fits

[denythem]

Gonna start a new playthrough soon bc I miss them lmao

[just-abnormal-human]

Ok but can y'all imagine the day Uriel takes Jauffre aside and asks about Martin and hears “the boy is worshipping daedra,” and in that moment his soul leaves his body he’s actually been dead for 30 years

Alternatively Jauffre and Uriel are like confused neighborhood barbeque parents watching their emo punk goth son listen to screamo and praise satan

[batmansbootyshorts]

Tfw you realize that Martin’s death and the Oblivion Crisis might’ve been avoided if Jauffre had only thought of somewhere other than his sock drawer to hide the Amulet