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originally he was going to have a secret tattoo but also i think his bare back would also be enough to inspire this kind of reaction

jfcidgafayo

Why is it that the absolute best, 200k-word, life-ruining fanfics only reveal themselves past midnight, when I have responsibilities, alarms, and a fragile adult reputation to maintain the next morning?

Anyway. See y'all when I’m emotionally attached to fictional people and wildly unprepared for the morning.

dato-georgia-caucasus

Jonathan Bailey

goth-queen

oxypill

igorafvckassbowlcut

there are days where NO ❌️ video games are played and there are days where video games are played for 10 or maybe 14 hours straight

re-overload

The Force was gnawing at his temples. Screaming warnings of danger and death into his ears. Pressing at his eyes with the visions of the dark future, he can't even try to comprehend.

"Breathe, Anakin. Hold my hand if you have to. I'm here to catch you if you fall."

The song that inspired this thing: "Runaway" by The Rigs

padawins

obi-wan’s overgrown puppy

orientalld

Full pics of Anakin being an absolute sweet bottom on my pаtre0n😌

herssian

you're forgetting you can draw whatever you want. i'm here to remind you

omegasmileyface

The ruling will have enormous impacts for transgender residents in the state.

HOLY SHIT

definite-human

"The Montana court separately declared that transgender people constitute a suspect class under the state's equal protection clause. In legal terms, a suspect class is a group that has historically faced such severe discrimination that any law targeting them must meet the highest level of judicial scrutiny to survive—the same standard applied to laws that discriminate on the basis of race. [...] The practical effect is sweeping: any Montana law that singles out transgender people will now face strict scrutiny, meaning the state must prove the law serves a compelling interest and is narrowly tailored to achieve it—a standard that laws almost never survive.

"Because the decision rests entirely on the Montana Constitution, it is insulated from the U.S. Supreme Court. Under the principle of adequate and independent state grounds, the federal Supreme Court cannot review a state court's interpretation of its own constitution, so long as that constitution provides more protection than the federal one. [...] What this means in practice is that Montana's transgender residents now have a constitutional shield completely independent of the Supreme Court of the United State’s decisions."

(emphases mine)