The Widow's Web

Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow RP Blog

[blandmarvelheadcanons]

When Natasha finds a great bra that gives her good support without feeling restrictive then she will buy 10 of them. She has had too many experiences of finding a fantastic bra and going back to get the exact same one when the old one had worn out, only to find it was no longer manufactured.

[blandmarvelheadcanons]

Natasha never sneezes just once. Clint blesses her every time because he knows it annoys her.

[blandmarvelheadcanons]

Phil, Clint, Natasha and Fury all know Melinda’s mother. She scares the hell out of them.

[blandmarvelheadcanons]

Bucky, Steve, and Natasha all speak in other languages when having casual conversation. They do it to annoy all of the Avengers, but it mostly just pisses off Tony. He hates not knowing things.

[blandmarvelheadcanons]

While undercover Natasha was once in an off broadway production of Les Miserables. She played Eponine. Before that Clint had no idea she could sing. He was happy to be an usher so he could hear her every night.

[gitwrecked]

But, in my expe­ri­ence, PTSD doesn’t get fixed. That’s because it was never about get­ting shot at, or seeing people die. It was never the snap trauma, the quick moment of action that breaks a person. PTSD is the wages of a life spent in crisis, the slow, the­matic build that grad­u­ally changes the way the suf­ferer sees the world. You get boiled by heating the water one degree each hour. By the time you finally suc­cumb, you realize you had no idea it was get­ting hotter. Because you kept adjusting. Because PTSD isn’t a dis­ease, it’s a world view. War, dis­aster response, police work, these things force a person to live in the spaces where trauma hap­pens, to spend most of their time there, until that world becomes yours, seeps through your skin and runs in your blood. Most of us in indus­tri­al­ized western societies live with feeling that we are safe, that our lives are singular, meaningful, that we are loved, that we matter. We know intel­lec­tu­ally that this may not be the case, but we don’t feel it. PTSD is what hap­pens when all that is stripped away. It is the curtain pulled back, the deep and the­matic real­iza­tion that life is fun­gible, that death is capri­cious and sudden. That anyone’s life can be snuffed out or worse, ruined, in the space of a few seconds. It is the shaking real­iza­tion that love cannot protect you, and even worse, that you cannot pro­tect those you love. It is the final sur­ren­dering of the myth that, if you are decent enough, eth­ical enough, skilled enough, you’ll be spared.

If you are writing Tony Stark you need to read this.

What PTSD is, by Myke Cole

(via wrecked-anon)

[scifigrl47]

Head Canon: The Avengers and Interviews

Anonymous asked:  Okay, after the Fox News incident, I have to ask, how do the Avengers do on press interviews?

[scifigrl47]

The Avengers are made up of a sharp-tongued billionaire with a short fuse, an easily insulted God, a traumatized scientist with BREATHTAKING anger management issues, a sullen and smart mouthed sniper, a spy with a cloaked past and the ability to kill with a look and Steve Rogers.

How the hell do you think interviews go?

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[catchhhme-blog]

[strikelikeahawk]

back to the discipline of fitness

[stonehenge1121]

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[blandmarvelheadcanons]

Natasha and Clint won’t tell the other Avengers what happened in Budapest. It drives Tony crazy.

[blandmarvelheadcanons]

Natasha and Steve, after a week marathon of “Whose Line Is It Anyways”, would, when working missions for SHIELD, write 2 wacky things on slips of paper, and give them to each other, that must be read aloud, preferably as catch phrases, when breaking through windows/doors.

[blandmarvelheadcanons]

There are times when Bruce gets quiet when with the Avengers. More withdrawn, distant, clearly going through his routines on autopilot. Natasha picks up on this and asks him about it only to find out that Bruce can’t believe some days that he isn’t a villain. Horrible things happened to him growing up, and given the powers and opportunity he did horrible things too. Innocent people got hurt because Bruce Banner got angry about everything that was still going wrong in his life.

These are things that Natasha understands, in her own way. So after a conversation about redemption and maybe a hug, she and the other Avengers get together to order pizza then marathon the worst movies they can find. The running commentary from his friends makes Bruce laugh, and after a while he joins in. Now movie nights are something of a routine. There are still times when Bruce gets quiet, but they’re less common and sometimes they’re even because he’s just amazed he’s this lucky.

[inboxideas]

Send me 'Huh?' and my muse will talk to yours in another language.

[lucreziatargaryen]

requested by [x]

[grumblygardensarchive]

✉ Text Messages ✉

[watchfulwidow-blog]

∞ - For an altered state of mind text. (Drunk, drugged.) # - For an angry text. ♦ - For a rushed text. x - For a secret text. ♥ - For a regular text. * - For an early morning text. XD - For a “I wish you just saw that” text.

[memeinthevoid]

Send me a url and I'll answer the following;;

[watchfulwidow-blog]

Opinion on;

Character in general: How they play them: The Mun:

Do I:

RP with them: Want to RP with them:

What is my;

Overall Opinion:

**Note: Mun’s answer are all to be completely honest. Don’t send url if you don’t want brutal honesty 

[shawskankredemption]

Bruce Banner’s first line is one of reassurance and calm and then he crouches down so he can be on the young girl’s level so he’s less intimidating and will be able to help GODDDD HELP ME I LOVE BRUCE BANNER HE IS A DARLING

[ironarchived]

120 + icons of scarlett johansson as natasha romanova/natalie rushman in iron man 2.

please like/reblog if you use them.

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