VictoryMode

Amilcar/INFJ//Virgo/28/PR Insta: Victory_Mode

[oriflammes]

❝ i'm here to even the odds. any objections? ❞

[kryptonavatar]

He is coming….

[thesassycat]

You can only reblog this today.

[askjennaflorida]

I missed my chance last year. Not gonna let it happen again

[valtsv]

me when i get a New Interest™️ that i’m excited to share with everyone:

my long-suffering friends and followers:

[bluelixn]

That one mutual who shares all of your new interests 

[themateriodictable]

Final Fantasy Logos - Yoshitaka Amano

[masongooning]

Avan Jogia and Beau Mirchoff for Dazed Magazine

[elbdot]

*soft-resets for 50 TIMES…*

[dr-gloom]

THINGS TO BE WARY OF: THE MOMO CHALLENGE

I just heard of this from my brother, whose children are terrified of it. It’s so grotesque.

So essentially, this “Momo Challenge” made its way onto YouTube Kids videos (much like the self harm one you might’ve seen going around). In the same manner, it comes up about halfway through a video, when parents are more than likely not paying attention, and tells the kid they can’t tell anyone about the challenges or their friends/family/themselves will be killed or seriously hurt. Then it gets into the challenges.

They start out simple. Break a toy, make a mess of your room, etc. But then they gwt more and more disturbing. Things like self harm and suicide make their way into the challenges, once the kids have become invested.

And I need to stress this: they aren’t allowed to mention this to anyone under threat of harm or death to the people they love.

My niece burst into tears when my brother asked. My nephew, who’s 13, was scared out of his mind and begged my brother to drop it, because he can’t talk about it.

My brother is cutting his kids off from YouTube, and if you have children, I strongly suggest you do the same. YouTube Kids is no longer safe. Period.

Even if you don’t have kids, please, by god, reblog and share. People are ending their lives. They’re scared senseless. YouTube needs to own up and do something, and until then we need to protect the children.

[mulberry-moons]

So if you’re easily disturbed by creepy images, don’t look it up. I just did and the screenshots immediately triggered an anxiety response and I am terrified. And I’m an adult.

[baited-in-deactivated20240918]

Nintendo: 

Me:

[baited-in-deactivated20240918]

Nintendo: 

Me:

[corsolanite]

Reblog if your going to choose Sobble as you’re starter in Pokémon sword and Shield!

[cardansgreenbriars-deactivated2]

You know what the worst part of being dead is? You’re stuck. Nowhere to go. No way to change.

[damianimated]

At Target this lady told her son he couldn’t have a Wonder Woman doll because “that’s for girls” and then bought her daughter the same one. It got me thinking about how often I see people bar young boys from appreciating girls/women as protagonists and heroes, and my own experience with it as a kid.

[neverending-city-lights]

This I will reblog, because it’s so fucking important. And guess what this stems from? Homophobia. Because a male liking ANYTHING feminine is still seen as gay. And gay is still seen as … wait for it … bad. 

[navigaero]

Manish Dayal

[londoncallingsigh]

“The Vice President of America wishes I didn’t have the love with my wife. He wanted to ban that in Indiana. He believes in conversion therapy. He has hurt LGBTQ people so badly as the governor of Indiana. And I think the thing we need to know - and I hope my show Gaycation did this - in terms of connecting the dots in terms of what happened the other day to Jussie…” - Ellen Page on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

[twotheleft]

[charlotteslabouff-deactivated20]

Sympathy for Lady Vengeance 친절한 금자씨 (2005) dir. Park Chan-wook