#iwasburiedatmakeoutcreek

I deadass Retired from Sad, and got a New Career in Business

[unregistered-hypercam2-deactiva]

the evolution here is also a solid contender for meme of the year 2019

[enthyrea]

he’s like a close friend i worry about

[wolfythewitch]

Phm doodle requests from twt

[thecrumbez]

Happy Pride Month to those two women dancing together in the foreground of the boat scene in Godzilla (1954).

I’m sorry your romantic foibles were overshadowed by a big ass atomic lizard thing.

[erratic-dragon-fruit]

out of the tags with you

[segamascott]

[rontology]

[thepuffler]

This fanfic shit easy

[kilovanity]

We’re fathers Carl!

Alternatives below ⇣

[placeholddog]

carl & grace - what were they

[skelerangart]

take ur boyfriend to the lab day

[emhidesart]

the astrophage dads

[placeholddog]

let's throw 1,000 skittles into each other's mouths and not tell anyone

[skelerangart]

You Know Who You Are

[gen-png]

Ty oomf for this idea

[jpmcnastys]

Richard Gadd writing imperfect survivors is so important to me. No one ever wants to think of survivors as fucked up in a way that isn't palatable or think of what happens if you don't have the resources to recover gracefully- they see it as a type of disrespect I think. I like a show that gives you a horrifying introspection to that. Trauma is something that will rot inside of you if you don't figure your shit out but a lot of people don't have the circumstances that allow them to do that. Or they don't have the language to even realize its happening. And like, people need to be aware of that. You think it can't happen to you but it can!! And the fact that half man specifically is all about the love can't be over looked. Like yeah, those are guys who could have been good if the situation was different but it wasn't. And love never made anyone more rational. And a lot of victims love their abusers. A lot of abusers love their victims. And it doesn't make it okay, but like again. You think it can't happen to you. But it can.

[hereticaas]

it's the way that ruben's abuse towards everyone else is pure rage and violence, but with niall it is always the abuse of a father. punishing niall like he's a disobedient child: clean the house, mow the lawn, show me a picture when you're done so i know you've done it well. i pay for everything you have.

on top of the emasculation and on top of the way he resorts to sexual violence every single time. it's the way he calls him son as much as he calls him brother.

AND the worst part of it is that it's the making of that bond that creates the vehicle for the violence! ruben insists that niall is family (they both do) and so he's allowed to hurt niall in the way that he learned family is allowed to hurt each other. he does love niall, and so he has to love him in the same way that he learned to be loved.

[va-nnahs]

Yesterday was mother's day so I drew these two :)

[bluumey]

🧡