#... kind of...

[crowinkwriting]

Hawke & Justice: [Yelling, arguing, and trying to kill each other at every turn.]

Rook & Spite: [Doing things the Maker would very much not approve of.]

[shoyosluver]

screwed for lesson tmr becos I spent too much time doing something else and didn't get what I needed to do done😭😭

[froggybangbang]

The Ungodly Child Between a Wookie and an Ewok, Whatever That Is

I swear this is the shot he looks best in

others include:

I’m not lying

Toutou Booth

[vitisetvini-blog]

Self-Knowledge Questionnaire

Tagged by: @wyvernrhadamanthyswalden @dukkemester

Tagging: @phantascs @celestialbrokenstar (do it for them!) @foxfirae and maybe @s-death? ;;

NEEDINESS

Being affirmed and nurtured by others is a central requirement for you to feel safe. This means you can be slow to warm up to other people, which is difficult because what you most need from them is their warmth. Yet you know how to be vulnerable: to let down your defences and accept that you need another person. This lack of pretence is a valuable trait, and ultimately more endearing than the macho efforts others make to deny their childlike sides.

ORDERLINESS

You love it when everything is neat and tidy: when there is a proper way of doing things, and you can tick things off the to-do list and know where everything is. So others, at times, are to you unbearably sloppy and messy. And you run into things that can’t be ordered (a child, a partner, a colleague at work) which drives you slightly nuts. But your desire for order is a good one when it is focussed where it is needed and when you’re okay with a bit of mess.

DEFENSIVENESS

One tendency in you – which is of course normal to the human race – is to bristle when criticised, and to defend yourself when you feel under threat from aggression or blame. Defensiveness can make you conceal your less honourable motives, from others, and from yourself. The habits once made sense: they all derive from past efforts to protect yourself. And most of the time – because we don’t get much help in loving ourselves – you still need them to feel secure.

[dreamerydoll]

The Chao Garden was so amazing in the Sonic Adventure series. I loved the idea of raising adorable virtual creatures and platforming in order to get them animals and drives to use in order to evolve... like, it was the perfect combination of platforming action and virtual pet simulator.

[myuun]

raindigo replied your post:

omgomg i dont know if i should watch it??? i saw gifs but i dont like graphic violence things so dsklfjsdkjf

Hahaha if you dont like  graphic violence, then SNK is gonna disturb you. There is quite a lot of violence but it all is for a good reason. Im glad that they arent cutting these things out because it impacts the viewer more. Just like in the manga I was holy shitting all the time because of all the intense violence. It is a very dramatic anime and its very deep and very sad and all the violence is meant to blow you away with sadness and despair. 

;u; It is VERY good though. It isnt super super bloody like Higurashi, but it does have some violence. I do recommend though if you wanna give it a go. Just even the first episode.  Just with that should be enough to be like, "Im gonna keep going" or "Im not gonna keep going".