Temper us in fire. And we grow stronger. @jilldragomir - Tumblr Blog

Starting to really break Faber down now and it's like oh buddy, how long you think that pure dissociation is going to save you for?

*stares at him so hard*

Hey Faber, get back to work, this is the hell that you made for yourself, remember? Go on, that's the pear wiggler you hand-crafted, my friend.

*quietly cackles all the way to "forcible breakdown followed by forced comfort" bank.*

jilldragomir

yessss, give it to us, break that boiiii, break him!!!

theinkbleeds

Taylor Swift, Long Live

#ts

the-blue-wraith

The heart may be weak and sometimes it may even give in. But I've learned that deep down, there's a light that never goes out!

Happy 23rd Anniversary to Kingdom Hearts!

#uppies

this might as well be the poster...

#FUCK #Arcane

aenslem

ONE PIECE (2023–)

#i love the #opla

em-gray

important bkdk dynamic

#god i love them #bkdk

glowing-starlight

🤨🏳️‍🌈?

#idont know if this is like #real or not JAJAJA #could be either one #KH

AYIR 2024 Music

Faye Webster - Underdressed at the Symphony

So… turns out I’m terrible at following up. But here I am trying anyway. Maybe I’ll finish this at 60. Or I’ll be dead. Whichever happens first.

Now for this album, I did not like it. It felt too slow, too repetitive, and most of the songs blended together to the point where I struggled to tell them apart.

Favorite Song: ...But Not Kiss. Maybe I just have a soft spot for toxic love anthems. Don’t ask.

Least Favorite Song: Tttime. Honestly, I picked this at random. The songs sound so similar that it was hard to single one out.

Mood/Enviorament: Sleppy, cold. This album would definitely fit a slow, rainy afternoon… if you’re trying to nap.

Thoughs and feelings: It was to slow and chill for me. Webster has a lovely voice, but the lyrics didn’t grab me. I wouldn’t listen again, unless I needed something to fall asleep to.

Score as an Album: 5/10

Score as my preference: 4/10

#a year in review #2024 music #i wont tag anything else #dont want to be in trouble if someone loves this #im just using this like a private journal that hopefully no one will see

moonlightsdream

Don't tell me you still fancy yourself a princess! Good God, child, look around you! Or better yet, look in the mirror!

A Little Princess (1995) — dir. Alfonso Cuarón

#A Little Princess

emmaharwoods

SABRINA CARPENTER at the 68th Grammy Awards — February 1, 2026

#sc

gameofthronesdaily

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms — 1.03 "The Squire" Game of Thrones — 4.01 "Two Swords"

#got

christophernolan

Dunk + meeting the Targaryen Royal Family.

Bonus:

#got

hopepunk-humanity

“Humans are inherently selfish--" Then why do so many cultures value hospitality, to the point of dictating it in their religions? Why is it so common for hosts to offer their visitors their best food, and as much of it as they can? At some point, multiple cultures decided that they knew what it felt like to be alone and vulnerable, and promised each other to never let those who stay with them feel that way. That doesn't sound very "inherently selfish" to me.

wolfsteax

"humans are the plague"

No. Humans are animals as much as the fish and the bear. We are pack animals who have survived by strong bonds and community.

Do not buy the lie that humans are inherently evil. Societies can trick you into believing this, but it's not the truth of humanity.

Humans crave being together, sharing together, and thriving together.

Capitalism just wants you to believe we're destined for selfishness.

llamagoddessofficial

This is Shanidar 1, affectionately nicknamed 'Nandy'. He was a Neanderthal living between 60,000 and 45,000 BCE. He was born with deformities in his ears, a withered arm, and paralysed legs. This would've left him almost entirely deaf, unable to use one arm, and with an almost debilitating limp. Not only that, but during his lifetime his left eyesocket sustained a severe fracture, which most likely would've left him completely blind in one eye.

He lived to between 30 and 45. An incredible age for an ancient hominid. This man couldn't have been a 'sTrOnG pRoViDeR mALe' and yet he lived to the Neanderthal equivalent of mid-80s. Why? Because his family must've taken care of him. His broken eye showed signs of healing, and his withered arm was amputated (perhaps one of the earliest examples of surgery). Despite his existence providing no 'logical benefit' he survived. Because he was loved.

Compassion and love are deeply rooted aspects of human existence. Don't let anyone trick you into thinking otherwise.

wherehipposdrome

And to everyone going "Oh, but he probably had other qualities", you're kind of missing the point. Sure, he could have been a storyteller, a philosopher, world's best babysitter, a genius at thinking up dirty jokes - but he could also have been grumpy old uncle Nandy who never really enriched anyone's existence and he still had value as a person.

aetherograph

The first sign of civilization is a healed femur. The first sign of humanity is an old scar. The first sign we were people at all is the grave Of a child Laid to rest as though sleeping With flowers all around.

#kindness