It's All Random

Giant kid. Fibromyalgia, mental illness, chronic pain, autism. Too many fandoms and interests.

[orcboxer]

got a crick in my neck and a frog in my throat and a chip on my shoulder and a stick up my ass and now you're gonna stand there puttin words in my mouth? haven't I been through enough?

[da-pitt]

[livnothewson]

THE PITT (2025-)

2.14 | 8PM

[da-pitt]

[writerxwren]

I love this scene, the implied question is "Why do I cling to this if I'm too afraid to believe in it" and the implied answer is "Because I want to believe." That's it, that's the whole show, it's the reason she was drawn to Mulder and his unwavering faith in the unbelievable in the first place. It reminds her of something she lost, or at the very least has been too scared to face. There's so many layers to this one statement because it means something slightly different to each character. For Scully it's wanting (but fearing) to reclaim a sense of faith when everything she's put her trust in can't give her the answers or the solutions she wants to find. In a way I think it requires her making peace with a lack of answers or a lack of immediate answers or a lack of total clarity on the truth (even if it does exist). That's something both she and Mulder struggle with even if their arrival at that dilemma comes from different directions. Also I think there's something to be said here about the desire to believe or to maintain hope sufficing in life's worst moments. Most people aren't taught that - there's this very black and white mentality that you either have hope and/or faith or you don't - but I don't believe that's true. I think that if the wanting is all you have left, then that in itself is enough

[nofilter-cory]

Dog

[david-duchovnybeliever]

"I owe you everything … Scully, and you owe me nothing." —

[antoschauniverse]

Scully!!!

[david-duchovnybeliever]

— S1.E12 Fire —

[antoschauniverse]

Mulder and Scully.

[gemini-enthusiast]

It's official! The Artemis II crew of Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen (speaking) and NASA astronauts Christina Koch, Victor Glover, and Reid Wiseman have broken the Apollo 13 distance record and flown further from the Earth than any human in history.

[nakakabaliw]

artemis II paintings

[pinkmadnessing]

til Christina Koch (currently flying to the moon)(first all women spacewalk) was the first person to edit wikipedia from space. AND IT WAS TO ADD INFORMATION ABOUT SPACEWALKS. AS A SPACEWALKING ASTRONAUT

[freakoutgirl]

*feels my body get anxious for no reason* what is it boy, what do you see?

[the-big-mood]

[the-big-mood]

From what I can see it's real, its someone from Canada who trains rescue rats 🐀 Source below

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[svantetic]

[anxietyproblem]