#cloud talks

[cloudsofcondensation]

Amongst the crowds. He's two seconds away from a breakdown if you're interested.

[samiramohann]

happy pride month to asexuals and aromantics and everything in between. i want each and everyone of you to know that you are loved and cherished by the community even though there are some who try to diminish us. you are a valued, important, and valid part of the lgbtqia+ community. thank you for simply existing this pride 🏳️‍🌈🖤🤍💜🖤🤍💚

[comet-cola]

I cannot express the whiplash I felt seeing this at the top of trending in 2024

[trickclouds]

Seriously how did THIS happen

HOW MUCH CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT DID WE MISS???

Like last we saw, everyone was still against him and had no trust in him and now they trusted him to 1. Be the head of the fucking facility, and 2. BE THE GIANT ENEMY SPIDER

Anyways more talky talk underneath.

I do love the fact that canonically he finally learned to let go of the camera and be more responsible, that genuinely feels nice, but god DAMN for us it's such whiplash to go from still working out everyones memories within the facility and dealing with Litho, to suddenly "heyyyyy yeah so we killed Litho, figured out soul shit, oh yeah Astra was multiple souls, anyways, Wiatt is also our head of the facility and possesses the collector, and something something we figured out how to reach out to space civilisations".

Again, love the idea of Wiatt taking responsibility and finally letting go and therefore no longer using the camera, but I'd wish we had some type of updates from Wiatt, something like Lewis did before, small updates about anything actually worth noting, but that might just be me who wants to see the nitty gritty and see a story through fully.. also I wish we could see Litho be pathetically murdered.

[cloud-smoothie]

Seeing the rest of the fandom yapping about the latest episode has me realize that Owen's an unreliable narrator not only for how he perceives others but also himself? There's so many moments Ive seen people mention that just simply do not appear in his pov. Not to mention the bit where he was frenzied

[cloudcat-meow]

Rewatching the Willoughbys rn

Freaky aah parents dawg T_T

WHY IS HE BARKING, YIPPING, PURRING, AND GROWLING FOR HER T_T

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Besides that and onto the more serious part.

Its honestly really messed up how they were treating their children, it's more messed up how some parents actually treat their kids like this.

It's implied that they are practically starving them "I wish we had a home like Ruth, where we didn't have to steal food", no child should have to "steal food" from their own household. Parents should provide food/nourishment for their child/children

I would also like to point out that They are getting upset with Tim for wanting basic human needs, like food and attention, all things a growing child needs.

DUDE, EVEN TIM FUCKING KNOWS THAT FOOD IS A BASIC CHILD NEED, WHEN THEY ARE LEFT ALONE IN THE HOUSE AND HIS SIBLINGS ARE COMING TO ASK HIM FOR FOOD BECAUSE THEY ARE HUNGRY.

It's honestly sad how Tim was acting with the nanny, and how untrusting he was of her while she was attempting to give the basic child wants to them, that their parents didn't, like food and attention.

If you aren't fit to have children or cannot take care of/raise somebody else other than yourself,

Don't Have Children.

-also, abortion laws suck. All women, no matter what age, should be able to have an abortion if said woman so feels is unfit to care for a child.

[babygirlreggie]

just listening to the jatp soundtrack for the first time in a while, cause y'know the brainrot is real

and when i got to stand tall and julie starts the opening and it's just her and her keyboard and everyone's confused and wondering where the boys are. while julie is onstage, silently grieving not only her mother but her boys as well because she's so sure they're gone.

what if they had never come back. what if julie played stand tall all by herself and by the end everyone's sort of forgotten the boys because julie smashed it. she makes it big and everyone either thinks she simply made up the phantoms or only had them to catapult herself into fame or they simply forgot about the phantoms. and no one (except flynn) understands why she cries in class, why she has to look up towards the sky before every performance, and why the music is never the same. it's still amazing but there's a piece missing in julie's song that can only be filled by her phantoms and it never will be again.