#imisshim

[awstrogen]

oh bibble awsten how i miss you….

[nobodiesingrief]

love is in the air ? wrong ! gas leak

[doll-laced]

Tell me why I feel so overwhelmed whenever i listen to a song which makes me think of my s/o. Like i get teary so fast. Then there's suddenly images that flashes through my head, of me and my s/o. I wasn't even imagining a scenario. Then tell me why... that made me feel so nostalgic?

[folkbeetle]

I miss Camilo Madrigal from the hit disney movie Encanto so much 😢

[drunknurbenz]

just a little manga panel doodle to take the edge off 🚬

i feel like i didn’t fully capture his big back 😞 but i haven’t touched a pencil since march, so i’ll give myself a pass this time.

[geneticsqueezd]

Toby R. gone but not forgotten Creepypasta bless you Kastoway and I understand

[viiennie]

there's something so devastating about how gojo satoru's life was shown to us. In the beginning, he was this prodigiy this miracle this light at the end of the tunnel, and then as he grew older to be a teenager we seen him living a good life with them—playing around, traveling around, and spending so many moments that would inevitably be a part of his last 7 minutes. He's happy, he smiles around those whom he loves and love him back. There's a light from the sun that evelopes all the characters around him in a way that looks like a very painful and nostalgic memory.

And then as he grows older, the lighting stops coming from the sunsets in which they used to laugh under—the light comes from the artificial bulbs that they stand below. Often times, you'll see a plain white light that illuminates him—something like standing underneath the bulbs inside of a morgue. The very same one that has housed everyone he laughed with, the very same people who he had conversations with about the future that would never come, not in this universe at least.

I just mourn how happy he used to be, and how genuine his smile was before everything just went to shit. I miss my poor boy he never deserved to go through any of that

[probablily]

computer show me shane hollander