#frankly

[nobredoesart]

Wowsers I do love Shego

[t-l-machine]

The fact that Heinrix stole a crest for his sisters tells me he’s always been one pout away from blowing up his life for a woman. There’s something about bold, feminine charm that he can’t resist.

[landonorissian]

combining some saturday clips from mclaren and the lnfour's stories

[purp13cloud]

Vessel!Avery design but he got a big eye in the middle of his head instead

[mmmilkweed]

Sometimes I downright miss daily posting, but I'm so busy lately I couldn't even manage it again 😞

[thermalmode]

not to bitch on here again, but this professor is seriously making me lose my mind. not only does she list our assignments in the most obscure part of our class page, but in our instructions for our FINAL FUCKING PROJECT, she doesnt even list or let us know we're supposed to be sourcing from a SPECIFIC SOURCE. A SPECIFIC SOURCE THAT ISNT EVEN MENTIONED IN OUR INSTRUCTION SHEET FOR OUR FINAL PROJECT. AND INSTRUCTIONS THAT ARE SO FUCKING CONVOLUTED IT GRATES MY BRAIN EVERYTIME I READ THEM

[smallishdoggo]

That "I am the parent and he's the child" line being entirely divorced from its context is the bane of my existence.

Veth says that to a group of people who are convinced that she is a child being manipulated by Caleb, who is her adult guardian. She's cornered, alone, and everyone is trying to tell her that she's being manipulated into acting against the group. It's an assertion of her agency and adulthood. It's a refutation of that specific misunderstanding of their relationship. She is saying that she's a grown ass adult who knowingly allies herself with Caleb above everyone else, and that Caleb is not controlling her.

Please for the love of god, put that line back in the context in came from or so help me.