#like sis

[k1rdoesart]

i use "like BRO" as a speech pattern way to much i need synonyms drop some in tags or i dunno😭😭

[sacreblugh]

its been over 7 years and im still tryna figure out the reason why genji wearing garters in his bedouin/nomad skins besides to serve cunt 😭

[zygomorphous]

The way my brain cannot form any coherent thoughts after seeing some chest hair or a glimpse of a belly is admirable tbh

[starmocha]

MC is truly us with her wild imagination. Girlie should be writing fanfics tbqh

[questionable-bones-n-slime]

Another reason Snape is such a great character is that he shows anyone can decide to be good. That no matter how badly you fucked up in the past, or whatever terrible choices you've made, you can choose at any point in your life to change. He awknoledges he fucked up, that he made bad decisions. He doesn't try to make excuses or justify himself to others or even bother really showing all the good he is now doing. He simply decides to change and do the right thing regardless of the cost to himself. He was a deatheater who saw what he was doing was wrong, that he had clearly fucked up, and instead of just accepting it as his path he works to right his wrongs! That's a big deal! A lot of people don't understand how important it is that people can change! Anyone can choose to do good! A lot of people push the idea of some irridemable evil, that if someone is bad or does bad that they are inherently bad and evil and will never change. But that's not true! In fact it is a horribly toxic mindset! Everyone makes mistakes and does bad things, cruel things even. The only way to change is to understand you did that and to choose to do differently in the future. In the entire HP series there are very few characters who actually admit to their flaws, and Snape is one of them.

[wrightaboutthat]

Hey Narumitsu fandom? Why are some comments on AO3 like: That

[womanwithahotdogstand]

I’m sorry but Lindsey being exasperated that the Mexican goalkeeper stopped that is so fucking funny