Vienna / Bloom

Any Pronouns besides he/him || “a stan account isn’t enough I need to be them,”

[reedsues]

i'm sane and normal etc...

[lukesqber]

comic luke is so…..OMG!!!!

like they really captured his beauty.

Illustrated/Drawn by Marco Checchetto

[ghostindeedee]

Sega is unionizing

Tumblr refuses to show links, so I'll reblog with a link to their tweet, but Sega is unionizing and they need all the help they can get.

[yuorpal]

i know cris is a one-off function character for johnny's development and i don't mind that, but some of you are getting reaaally comfortable writing her as a gold digger or trying to break johnny/kenshi relationship

[floralcavern]

Guys.. GUUUUUUYS.

that scene in episode two where Debbie saw the emotionally abusive boyfriend/husband and said “She’s not your pet.”

THAT WAS A JAB TO THE FUCKING GUT.

And then her breakdown scene where Mark walks in on his mom sobbing..

O U C H.

My poor girl!!

[sanaart]

city bg for Invincible [ portfolio ][ deviantart ][ twitter ][ artstation ]

[miss-galaxy-turtle]

"She's not your pet"

[viennainbloom]

It’s so funny watching people complain on my age when I call them out on shit, the age in my bio is wrong too LMAOOO I went on hiatus for a bit

[thenextcelestialchapter]

"She's not your pet..."

...He didn't say she was, Debbie. He said, "When you make the money, you can pick out the house". That's completely fucking reasonable. And considering his wife was chomping at the bit to put an offer right away on a piece of shit with shoddy construction...

[viennainbloom]

YALL DO NOT KNOW MEDIA LITERACY AND IT SHOWS

[viennainbloom]

THE POINT OF THE SCENE IS THE SHOW DEBBIE’s BREAKING POINT. The man in the scene is incredibly controlling and shows aggression when his wife is just happy to have a house not only in their price range but with all the things they want. Also the “when you make the money” line is INCREDIBLY Guilt tripping. He isn’t saying that because he wants a reasonable price, he acts like he’s talking to a child who he’s yelling- not a grown woman who is just maybe a little overeager. This scene isn’t mean to be this “OH what Debbie says is entirely true.” She is saying this because he is acting on how she now sees Nolan. Nolan was possessive and aggressive when angered, even if he loved her. He would use constant guilt tripping and all around was a shady person even without the shit he does to THEIR OWN SON. She is projecting a bit of her issues on a couple that she does not know well because she sees a little bit of herself in this situation, even if it’s not a direct parallel. Y’all hate media literacy.

[thenextcelestialchapter]

...God almighty. The point of the post was to make a fucking joke. You don't have joke literacy I guess. 9_9

...But also b'aww did the woman who makes no money not get to make the single biggest purchase one can make without also consulting her husband when she knows jack shit about houses and he clearly does? Not sorry I'd be dragging her moronic ass out too. She was neither house literate nor buying house literate!

[viennainbloom]

“You don’t have joke literacy I guess.” Baby doesn’t get the fact that media literacy literally accounts for everything in the scene LMAOOOO you’re literally taking a woman who’s just…excited to buy a house with her husband and saying that’s a reason to yell at her in front of people and treat her like she’s a kid. Full disrespect but that’s the stupidest reasoning known to mankind and If you can’t understand WHY Debbie says what she says and why the scene is there to begin with, maybe you shouldn’t talk on it

[thenextcelestialchapter]

"She's not your pet..."

...He didn't say she was, Debbie. He said, "When you make the money, you can pick out the house". That's completely fucking reasonable. And considering his wife was chomping at the bit to put an offer right away on a piece of shit with shoddy construction...

[viennainbloom]

YALL DO NOT KNOW MEDIA LITERACY AND IT SHOWS

[viennainbloom]

THE POINT OF THE SCENE IS THE SHOW DEBBIE’s BREAKING POINT. The man in the scene is incredibly controlling and shows aggression when his wife is just happy to have a house not only in their price range but with all the things they want. Also the “when you make the money” line is INCREDIBLY Guilt tripping. He isn’t saying that because he wants a reasonable price, he acts like he’s talking to a child who he’s yelling- not a grown woman who is just maybe a little overeager. This scene isn’t mean to be this “OH what Debbie says is entirely true.” She is saying this because he is acting on how she now sees Nolan. Nolan was possessive and aggressive when angered, even if he loved her. He would use constant guilt tripping and all around was a shady person even without the shit he does to THEIR OWN SON. She is projecting a bit of her issues on a couple that she does not know well because she sees a little bit of herself in this situation, even if it’s not a direct parallel. Y’all hate media literacy.

[thenextcelestialchapter]

"She's not your pet..."

...He didn't say she was, Debbie. He said, "When you make the money, you can pick out the house". That's completely fucking reasonable. And considering his wife was chomping at the bit to put an offer right away on a piece of shit with shoddy construction...

[viennainbloom]

YALL DO NOT KNOW MEDIA LITERACY AND IT SHOWS

[nomadlostway]

[mortalkcmbat]

"For my family and clan!"

[dinainsun-deactivated20240116]

Raiden in all his intros with Scorpion: I love Kuai Liang so much.

[falliay]

Guy and his parrot

[zxid]

Mileena, Tanya, Kitana and Jade for fun.

[ntaras]

it’s the fact that in the original timeline bi-han knew his mother longer than kuai liang and can probably still remember the way her food tasted and the way she instructed him to hold his young brother and sister in his arms without hurting them and just for a few short years he had a normal childhood before he was snatched away by his father