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mtg-talk

Killing an opponent out of spite even though it will cost you the game

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your fave is problematic: video games

press x and hold- THATS LITERALLY WHAT I JUST DID

what the fcu

why do i ship everyone with everyone

except for that character

why is that character popular

why isnt that character popular

uM why did that character die

jesus that was completely unnecessary

YEAH YEAH I ALREADY PLAYED THIS PART 50 TIMES SKIP THE CONVERSATION AND LET ME PLAY

*gets stuck on a level*

*doesnt play it for 98273 years*

i didnt sign up for this

#lol

thevastjuncture-blog

I had to get at least one good photo because these two were amazing. O AO *EDIT!!!! (please reblog this version if you can since I finally was able to add links of the cosplayers!)* Left is Kyujo Cosplay on tumblr, Kyujo Cosplay on Facebook, and ThePlastiks on instagram! Right is FARRONFARRON on instagram.

alxbngala

Money Cats masterpost, to have your LIFE!! filled with money.

skyrimglitches

#lol #Skyrim

rinselius

Tribute to some of the great “costumes” I’ve seen people create on Guild Wars 2!

shady-jake

I would add my own cosplays to this post but that seems like attention hogging. :’)

rinselius

nah go for it!

Tribute to some of the great “costumes” I’ve seen people create on Guild Wars 2!

#Guild Wars 2 #gw2

tmirai

Seriously, lovelies: if you want to make a brown or dark skinned elf, gnome, hobbit, dwarf, human, whatever character in a fantasy setting, you do NOT have to justify them not being white with scientific theories or anthropological reasoning.

Diversity does not have to be justified. It can just BE.

i’m not dead

I’ve been thinking about reviving this blog and making it a gaming blog, hmmm....

jotunheimrs

this is possibly the most important photo i have ever taken in my life

realsocialskills

I wrote a post a while back about how some people are very good at getting away with doing intentionally creepy things by passing themselves off as just ~awkward~.

Recently, I noticed a particular pattern that plays out. While creeps can be any gender, there’s a gendered pattern by which...

mydarkenedeyes

Kriakao

anneretic

The woods are lovely, dark, and deep, but I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep.

— Robert Frost

soulrevision

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There was a lot of talk today about the media’s failed coverage [read: non-coverage] of the 234 Nigerian girls, thus came the #234WhiteGirls hashtag.

No, none of us wants any white girls to go missing. We just want these Nigerian girls to get the same amount of coverage that white girls get (or would get), because EVERY girl matters.

#BRINGBACKOURGIRLS

pervocracy

How do you deal with normal levels of disappointment making it hard for you to set or maintain boundaries? I don't mean genuinely abusive stuff like being screamed at or badgered until you give in to what someone else wants. I mean stuff like someone having disappointed body language or seeming less happy than they did before you said no to something they wanted. I do think having ppl disappointed in you sometimes is normal but I don't know how to cope with it. Any advice?

This is something I still struggle with, but basically what it comes down to is letting go of the idea that you have to (or can) make everything okay.

Sometimes there are situations where two people’s wants or needs are just incompatible. Their position is “I will be happy if you do X,” your position is “I will be unhappy if I do X,” and neither of you is being manipulative or dishonest or anything. You just can’t create a situation where both of you are happy.

And that’s okay. It doesn’t mean you should have made yourself unhappy for their sake, because no, your happiness matters too. Considering your own wants and needs isn’t selfish or mean. It’s exactly the same as what they were doing when they asked you for X.

Also, and even more importantly: good people wouldn’t want you to make yourself unhappy on their behalf. Good people may look disappointed because they’re sad that there isn’t a “we both like X! yay!” scenario, but that’s being disappointed with a fact of life, not with you, because they’re not sad that you didn’t force yourself to X.