#nirby thinks

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Look, I know it probably won’t go down like this, but I think it would be funny if Felix and Adrien were hanging out for whatever reason, and Felix sees Adrien with the rings on his finger. And Felix is just like, “Oh, I see you finally got your amok,” assuming that Marinette told him as Ladybug or something because surely Adrien knows, right? And Adrien’s like, “My what.” And they just stare at each other like 👁️👄👁️

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Anyone ever think about how when Five says this: “You know what we've done? Nothing. We made things worse every single time.” The “we” is probably more of an “I”? Because I honestly think that Five blames himself for everything. The episode prior he talked to Viktor about how a villain is a superhero that goes off on his own and doesn’t listen to anybody, and now this? I really think that in both those instances Five was thinking of himself. Not Viktor, not them as a collective, but himself.

He probably feels like he couldn’t save them. Like if he’d never left the academy, then maybe they wouldn’t have been stuck in his mess. And I say his mess because he probably feels like it is. Obviously the fault falls back on Reginald, but Five wouldn’t feel that way. Especially not with everyone always being angry with him and blaming him.

And then he says, “Whatever's on your bucket list, I recommend you do that now.” And later in that episode he sings “I’ve Had the Time of My Life” with his brothers? Because even though the last month or so were an absolute mess, he really did have the time of his life because he was with them. Maybe it was filled with arguments and stress but it was with them. He wasn’t alone in the apocalypse desperately hoping to see them again. They were there with him. Even if they’d been upset with him, he was happy to be there with them. Because he loves them. And apparently, one of the things on his bucket list, was singing karaoke with them and spending time with them. He was ready to accept death, as long as he was with them.

[nirby-wirby]

Five, through gritted teeth: I am this close to a mental breakdown. Klaus, clearly nervous: Fivey, your fingers are touching.

Five: I know.

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It’s been a few days since I found the pjo show on a website and. I am STILL going insane over “I am SALLY JACKSON’S son.” Just. The look he gets when Mr. D says “Who’s Sally Jackson?” is so Percy. He’s offended, he’s hurt, he’s ANGRY that someone could possibly say such a thin about his mom.

Gosh I love the casting.

[nirby-wirby]

So, I’ve watched the first two episodes of the new pjo show on a website I found. And when I saw Luke say, “Oh, hers, always. She’s my little sister,” all I could think of was, “Family, Luke, you promised.”

And.

I’m not gonna be ok when that scene happens. I am NOT gonna be ok. I am gonna be sobbing. Because I KNOW what’s coming. And. AAAAAUUUUUGGGGHHHH

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Oh my gosh it’s ace awareness week! Happy ace awareness week to Five Hargreeves who is unfortunately cursed with the weight of constantly being Very Aware Of The Plot!!! <3

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People always talk about their blorbos rotating around their head like in a microwave and bouncing around like a ping pong ball, but what about floating around like that DVD symbol that never quite hits the corners?? I am constantly watching the blorbo, waiting for the blorbo to hit that corner (them finally being happy). Will they ever reach the corner?? Will they????

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I’m at a loss for words. One of my friends and I were contemplating what would happen if a third world war were to happen since it feels like it might not be too far off. And her eyes got wide and she was like, “oh we’d probably be drafted.” However, I was quick to assure her that we wouldn’t because we wear glasses and you have to have perfect vision to be a part of the military.

Unfortunately I wasn’t quick enough because this girl that sit near us went, “This is why feminism sucks.” And. It left me so thoroughly confused that I completely ignored her comment. It was early in the morning and I just didn’t have the energy to argue.

If I had the energy I would’ve been quick to point out that without feminism she wouldn’t be learning in that classroom. If I had the energy I would’ve been quick to point out that she wouldn’t be wearing comfortable pants and a t-shirt. If I had the energy I would’ve been quick to point out that without feminism she would’ve been married off and already had at least one kid at our age. If I had the energy I would’ve been quick to point out that without feminism her thoughts, feelings, and opinions wouldn’t matter. But I didn’t have the energy, so I ignored her and continued working. The entire time I was just so confused on how, when looking at the drafting system, she was quick to blame feminism for a possibility that women would be drafted, instead of blaming the system of drafting itself.