#sod it

[hairymonkeyhands]

I'm not sure if I can write 40k. I sometimes go a little dark? I'm a bit of a sucker for a love story as well. Are these two things compatible? Also, I don't think I'm horny enough for Tumblr.

There are no good guys in 40k. But whenever I write about humans, all I see are bad guys. That might just be me, though.

I was thinking tending to someone's wounds as a romantic gesture, but I wanted to know where the wounds come from. So I came up with this shit. Will it fly?

"You've been beaten!"

"The sororitas detachment, my sisters were not kind when I was returned to their embrace. There is no mercy for a heretic like me."

She knelt beside her and embraced her, gently cradling her so as not to disturb her wounds.

"Can you walk?"

"I'm not sure I have the strength. You should leave me. Run as far from here as you can."

"No. We will walk out of here together. I will carry you if I must."

"My Pathfinder, why do you risk your life for me? Why do I deserve your mercy?"

"Do you have to ask?"

[erebus0dora]

i do apologise for i am about to joke in Cyrillics

ages ago, i used the fact that the Russian word for "grandpa/old man" sounds nearly exactly like English word "dead"; it is spelled дед

i had made the t-shirt with a print that says "дед inside" literal years before i watched IWTV, for i do indeed feel like a grumpy old man sometimes (gender doesn't matter, дед is a state of mind and soul)

today tho

today it somehow doesn't feel this innocent, and i know the exact дед to thank blame :'D

[the-professor-persists]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

[andaxay]

Happy International Asexuality Day to my fellow aces. 💜🤍🖤

Shared a thread on Twitter about it and it's nerve-wracking because I've never even discussed it with a lot of my friends/family, so, to put it out on there is a bit scary, but for years, I never even knew what asexuality is and constantly questioned why I wasn't growing to love or enjoy sexual stuff as I got older, which I believed was what would happen for years. Then, I finally got an answer. Hopefully someone, somewhere, will find out about IAD and hopefully have their own questions answered.

[ancientstone]

In aome the commission was able to do things like pinpoint the exact time and location when Five would accidentally jump into an alley so that the Handler could be there waiting to meet him. And yet Cha Cha and Hazel had to go through all that effort of tracking Five down and didn’t know he was in the next room when they kidnapped Klaus. Is there an explanation for this or is it just that the Handler is of a higher rank and therefore gets actual information and not just a name and picture that foot soldiers get?

One half of me is like “Five jumping for the first time is a really important event, especially as The Handler was on a super vital mission for the Commission as a whole, while in comparison Hazel and Cha-Cha only really work as muscle and were on a more general ‘kill five’ task rather than a ‘be here at this very specific moment’ task”

And the other is “Up to a certain point there’s only so much brainpower I can invest when I write in the evenings and sometimes you just have to roll with it! 😂”

[f--hawk]

And more doodles, these were for a sleep expression challenge thing. 

[rrrokamoka]

Sabaton is weird because on one hand they make pretty damn great music, but on the other hand sometimes they manage to sing the wrong side of the story...

most are great, The Last Stand of the Swiss Guard at the Sack of Rome, the fall of the samurai at Shiroyama, The Last Battle of WW2 when american and german soldiers fought together against nazis (Battle for Castle Itter, yes, 'twas weird)

and then there's Rorke's Drift praising the invading imperialist/colonialist british forces fighting against the defending Zulu...

a lot of wars and battles in history had no good sides, often all sides were very much wrong and/or evil, waging wars where everyone just suffered

but sometimes there really was good fighting against evil, at least to some extent. not saying the Zulu must have been particularly morally good or holy... but colonialism is bad. imperialism is bad. and sometimes we need to say that out loud because if we don't and we say that both sides were right or wrong, we don't learn shit from history and eventually we get new colonialism, new imperialism, and new nazis

"impartial history teaching" is a very dangerous thing