#give grace

[classycookiexo]

[the-football-chick]

[hlizr50]

Never forget that an Anon may actually be someone you know.

Never forget that when you post or respond to a message, anonymous or not, your words can impact people deeply.

We’ve chased off a bright light in the fandom simply because they feel like a burden or a bother because they are an enthusiastic devourer of content and have been brave enough to ask if more is coming.

Yes, sometimes the tones in the question might come off as entitled or demanding. Is that fair? No. But at the end of the day most people just LOVE what they’ve gotten to see or read.

It’s never fun as a creator to feel like you can’t deliver what people might want. But it’s amazing to know that people like it enough to want more.

Create what you want, when you want, because YOU want to. May you get many likes and kudos and unhinged, screaming comments — enough to far outweigh the feedback that might get you down.

Bless this mess.

[herbiblicalcounsel]

When someone offends us, it is easy to dwell on our hurts and justify an ungodly response of anger or bitterness. However, just as God has forgiven us of our sins through His son Jesus Christ, we are to forgive others. To forgive means to send the offense completely away from our hearts and mind. We no longer dwell on the offense or keep a record of it in our hearts. It also means that we respond to the offender in grace, returning an offense with a blessing, even if the offender does not deserve it. Who do you need to forgive and show grace to today?

[withinsight-motivation]

[brokenstar-s]

TW: Blood and bright flashes

An animatic showing the slow fall of The engineer(Spirit) slowing losing himself as he tries to conform into Warrior's world.

This is based off of a story done by @wutheringmights named Call them Brothers it’s a fantastic story and I highly suggest you guys check it out!

[humble-army-wife]

jenessawait

[fighting-shit-with-sass]

Please remember that children have emotions, but don’t have the emotional maturity to “properly” express them. Teach them the skills to express their emotions, so they don’t require therapy as an Adult to know how to cope. Teach them it’s okay to be angry or upset, but it’s what they do with that emotion that counts. Give them a place to feel their emotions and don’t stifle them. Children are tiny humans, they have bad days just like adults! Be compassionate, be kind, give grace.