the freelancer who had it all

34/M "Mercy, not justice. Please, not justice. We would all be fools to pray for justice." Angeleño

[roaroarke]

I crafted better mechs in my time playing AC6, but I will always miss this beefy purple king before any of them.

[furryprovocateur]

this is still my favorite panel from any achewood comic ever

[propertyofjameswilson]

happy pride month everyone!!

[smoqueen-deactivated20251108]

[argumate]

love the genre of discourse that’s like “the world used to be [thing it never was] but now society is [I’m over thirty]”

[inphront]

evergreen post

[oneheadtoanother]

[askymzbuki]

Badger-at-Arms of the House Lancaster

[occasionalvirgin]

Right wing manipulation tactics explained

[taraljc]

this is an epic exposure of how propaganda functions.

[batshit-auspol]

Here's our most requested item: Bob Katter's same-sex marriage speech, in all its unhinged glory

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[elliespectacular]

Happy 24-6-01!

[wolfgangleblanc]

"The ego that started this fight will never have a mirror or an audience or the light of gratitude…"

ANDOR ended a year ago and I still think about Luthen & Kleya at least once a day. New piece in remembrance of the characters that I ended up loving the most ✨ EDIT: Piece available as art prints & posters here

[onesingularspank]

i adore the fact that jon snow was allowed to bring ghost to the wall. like yes of course you can become a brother of the night's watch together with your doggy. there's a rule against wives, not puppies

[eggpilled-maekarcel]

Literally don’t understand how seemingly half of Jon’s fanbase are red pill freaks when the character himself is literally Mr Woke McWokington. Like a big part of why he got killed was because he was too woke about literally ANY. GIVEN. SOCIAL. ISSUE. And it’s not like he switched up, he was woke from the very first chapter in the series. So how did we get here???

[ghostinwinterfell]

ned’s time in king’s landing is actually so funny because you have everyone like littlefinger, varys, cersei, etc. telling him how bad he is at scheming and keeping secrets and playing the game. meanwhile this man has had a secret targ baby hidden up north for 14 years and noneee of them have a clue. he doesn’t even have to try that hard either because no one gaf about bastards, so ned just shoves jon in the back of the hall when the royal family visits and lets him hang out right under their noses. then jon quietly gets tucked away on the wall with absolutely no suspicion from anybody because for once ned didn’t put his trust in anyone but himself. what’s even funnier is that ned gets to king’s landing and immediately starts drawing attention to every single scandal that relates to his own secret…investigating robert’s secret bastards, publicly condemning him for his plan to assassinate a targaryen child, accusing cersei of lying to everyone about her bastards…like why are you bringing up shady bastards when you have a shady bastard of your own to protect. except he actually gets away with it! because he’s taking advantage of westeros’s rigid class hierarchy and their complete disregard for/dismissal of bastards and outsmarts them all and then he just dies. the worst part is that ned can’t even appreciate how funny he is because he’s so repressed that he can only think about jon in any meaningful way via violent ptsd flashbacks. tragic but still an unintentionally better player than any of his killers.

[ghostinwinterfell]

what I love about catelyn’s characterization is that she isn’t everyone’s mother. she refuses to treat jon like one of her own. she doesn’t have any “motherly instincts” towards theon. even with brienne, she connects with her on more of a woman to woman level than through some mother-daughter dynamic. she never feels obligated to play the angelic “mother to all” figure.

but that’s the best part about her journey as a mother—it’s kind of messy. she has a favorite child, she’s forced to choose between her kids, she actively resents a motherless boy, she dislikes the hostage child living in her home. like yeah catelyn’s love for her children is beautiful and “pure” or whatever, but it also makes her cruel, selfish, impulsive, ruthless, even vengeful.

tbh catelyn’s sense of motherhood is just so unapologetically human, so refreshingly honest. she may be a mother, but there’s nothing romantic or intuitive or easy about it. catelyn stark loves her children, but it’s not that simple.

[ilynpilled]

ASOIAF POVs by EtceteraArt

[tieflingkisser]