Watashi To Anata

Please understand that I'm not that sane

[lux-aeternara]

Help! Vicious Harrasment

Hello to you all that are still active on the community. I havent shown my face in a very long time but i need a bit of help from whoever can. One person is harrassing MMD frozen creators on youtube, and i kindly ask for a Quick report from the channel.

I cannot give out any complimentary informations in the context that they are finding REAL LIFE infos out from anything they can get. So let's just say that I have access to how they proceed because i have an exemple available. It is someone everyone in the community should know.

Thank you all for your kindness. I recall this community as a safe space from my difficult young adult life, and turn to you again for support.

SK Animations

I like Frozen. The animation I use is MMD. I animate videos of Frozen and other stuff too. I make English, Korean and Japanese.

[ice-bjorn]

Full image: here

[73m0n]

thuta_vares on twitter

[ripe]

aquarryl on ig

[aszuart]

Take a nap

[drinkyourjuiceshelby]

[steg-o-sore-us-deactivated20190]

[phlying-squirrel]

THEY WERE ROOMMATES!!

[compostcore]

One of the biggest reveals of twentygayteen.

[kris-allen1359-deactivated-deac]

DRYP - an app that keeps your plants alive and happy

Hi Tumblr!

I know I’ve been gone for a while.

In part it’s because I’ve been working on an app!

I keep a lot of plants. I think everyone should!

- They clean your air - They give you something to name - They give you something to take care of - They teach you about care, needs, and resources - They make you look like you’re good at decorating

Here are some of mine:

But some people, because they’re overwhelmed or simply can’t figure out how to start, think that plants are out of their reach.

DRYP is for newcomers and experts.

It reminds you when to water

And it helps you fix what’s broken

If you think the world would be better with this app in it, please consider contributing to the Kickstarter!

I’ve tried to make it worth your while:

Again here’s the link to contribute:

DRYP - an app that keeps your plants alive and happy

And if you like me / if you like my idea, please signal boost!

@drypforplants on Twitter and instagram

[kitvin-the-k9-deactivated202211]

guys I just checked and they need a lot more to get to their goal ;^; there’s only 17 days left!!!

[vulture-kitty]

Y’all?????

[renrink]

I actually need this

[lreynajr-deactivated20210129]

Me at the beginning of 2016 vs Me at the end of 2016

[lunahudson]

[m0uthbr3ather]

 soviet russian grandma cats complaining about their grandchildren and swapping recipes

[biszumletzten]

THEY HAVE EAR HOLES let me die

[mynameisdevon]

BABUSHKATS

[inkskinned]

there will be a moment when you realize you are more grown up than your parents are. this is the loss of childhood, my love. it is when you’re standing in the kitchen and one of your parents is screaming about something and you recognize: you will let them win the fight not because you are wrong, but simply because you know that they will keep shouting unless you drop the subject. you expect them to have childish understandings of things. they will hold onto their concept of the world as if it was not a changing thing. they must be right, and they must be somehow more right than you, always, in everything. their idea of control is so necessary to who they are that you just let it go.

this is the moment. you are 11 or 17 or 21. and you realize that you’re more mature than they ever were. 

and in some odd, sad way, this frees you. where they have stagnated, you continue.

[joey-hazell]

For those saying in the notes “wow teens really think they’re more mature than their parents just because they disagree lol?” No, it’s not about that.

It’s about seeing my mom use childish tactics of name calling, and changing the topic to another issue when my sisters call her out on something. When my sister asked her what was so wrong about homosexuality and my mom only had one response, “It’s not normal,” to every follow up question my sister had. It’s when my dad decides to make a joke, and getting unreasonably angry when it’s not recieved well, deciding that we just can’t take a joke and not that he didn’t read the room right. It’s when my aunt is proud of herself for being close minded and laughs at my sisters and I for trying to say that maybe she shouldn’t be. 

As a younger teen I had a theory that because my mom ran a daycare out of our home for so many years that she now only knew how to argue like a child. It’s been years since the daycare and she still resorts to childish tactics. And as I got older I saw it more in the other adults in my life. My sisters see it too, and we’re becoming experts in how to navigate our them as if we were the parents learning how to control our children. 

I love my parents I really do. But at 23 years old it is indeed a bit sad and frightening to realise that these figures of authority really dont hold that much more over me in terms of maturity anymore. And that yeah, there are many scenarios I have to navigate as the adult in the situation, and be the one willing to let things go. 

Basically, it’s the realisation that respect is earned, not demanded simply because someone is older.

[doafhat]

[foxy-mulder-deactivated20190929]

this is the most powerful image on the internet.. reblog to join the circle

[yourbrothershotfriend]

Reblog to destroy all evil energies in your life

[elsafrostthings-deactivated2019]

Enjoy!

[lux-aeternara]

A beautiful work af art

[demonfencer]

what did she see

[flozminforever]

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