#bruh!!!!!

[driveontome]

i just got a check for 1500 bucks in the mail from the hospital where i got my top surgery done for overpayment

[willmackism]

jason demers mentioned this is toff’s 2nd goal in 11 games……. bruh

[atroposisms]

trying to find anakin fic but also like

frowns

[dykemcqueen]

WAIT ARIEL WINTER SABRINA GRIMM ?,

[geek-ramblings]

[pixiethoughtsfairyfeelings]

Screeching

[jessimiko]

I don't think Ruby is going to turn into someone else. Because it's like the blacksmith/tree said, the only thing that will happen to her is what she wants to happen.

And Ruby may have said "I don't want to be me anymore." But it's because she feels so heavily that who she is now, isn't good enough.

But the reality is, Ruby doesn't want to be someone else. She wants to be enough, as herself.

But how do you measure "enough"?

It's not a question that's meant to be answered, not really. It's meant to make you think. What or who are you comparing yourself to? What goals have you set for yourself that you feel like you can't reach? What about you do you believe needs to change? What is enough?

Ruby's "answer" is made clear as Summer's weapon stands before her.

Her mother.

She was enough.

Surely Summer Rose did not struggle with this weight.

But Ruby is realizing, as she reaches out to touch the glass...

What if she did?