Wayward

all i do is post about 30 year olds||she/they||25||animation student||like if Angel Dust or Glinda Upland were nonbinary||

[koiagain]

Stop saying “do it scared” i do everything scared I sleep scared Boy i’ll kill u

[reticent-vampire]

And I spend every fucking second of nowhere looking for her. And where is she? Why is she not here with me?

[waywarrdsunshine]

my mom was telling me about a dog she met earlier today and I asked what it’s name was and I kid you not she said “Jax”

every time I have a new “the character” they follow me like a bad rash irl

[noc-loft]

His jaundice makes him handsome ( ꈍ◡ꈍ) also... HE HAS BLUE EYES??? But Mom I can fix him! Playing around with the colors based off the CaineWorld theme. I'll clarify this isn't my EJ! This "charming" fella belongs to @daialune (CaineWorld AU)

[stubbornpotato]

🔔🔔🔔 come and get your funnybunny slop 🔔🔔🔔

[w0opwo0p]

[amid-fandoms]

H♡A♡P♡P♡Y at last :)

[waywarrdsunshine]

We as a collective need to talk more about Pomni having survivors guilt over Jax’s abstraction. Like not only did it happen the one time she didn’t pry harder, but her friends consciousness finally died in her arms while sobbing and hyperventilating into her shoulder. Yeah I’d have nightmares about that too.

[hibiscusangel15]

Got my AO3 tag FunnyBunny stickers from @skeletordraws and @neeonsfanart 💙

Thank you for the free stickers also 🥺

[folkloregirlfriend]

how it started

how it's going

[ravlykpavlyk]

Andrew: Fuck off, Josten. Leave me alone.

Andrew: Where the fuck are you going?

[hmione]

Julia Stiles as Kat Stratford 10 Things I Hate About You (1999) | dir. Gil Junger

[malekyla-001]

The author definitely didn't skimp on details and time, I really like it!

[stillgotscars]

crazy to think that people are still twisting themselves into pretzels to convince us that taylor and travis’ wedding wasn’t private, and yet we just got photos of them at someone else’s wedding before any from their own (a week later, mind you)… this is why i can’t take taylor haters seriously

[waywarrdsunshine]

house in Nebraska by Ethel Cain but it’s RibbitRabbit

[cossie-fauchelevant]

I don't know if anyone's ever said this, but it's something that I think about constantly.

So everyone knows that Narnia has a lot of Christian undertones. And Aslan is supposed to represent Jesus. However, I actually think that Aslan is a much better representation of the Old Testament God.

Jesus sat with sinners. The oppressed. Struggling children. People whom society threw out. And he didn't cruelly scold or punish them, only offered kind guidance and encouragement to start anew.

God in the Bible is all about brutal righteous punishment and showing people their punishments for wrongdoing instead of gently guiding them. Aslan does just that. He punishes Aravis by brutally scratching up her back & shoulders. He sends the Pevensies to war and expects them to learn a lot of lessons by themselves. He crowns them (an honour) and then leaves them to figure everything else out. He gives Jill vague signs but expects her to decipher them almost completely alone. In PC, he doesn't even show up for Caspian. He puts Eustace through a physically painful transformation.

Where Jesus would patiently sit with each individual person, God uses almighty power to hurry them along (sometimes by fear).

Of course there are exceptions in the series, such as Aslan talking to Edmund, but that is implied to be a scolding more than anything else, as Edmund comes out of that conversation very downtrodden. He expects Lucy to come find him in PC and rewards her when she does, while admonishing her siblings for not believing he was there. But even when he does talk, it is a lot more reminiscent of God than Jesus (in my opinion).

Just some food for thought.

[fortheloveofgrantaire]

i don’t think i’ve ever put a ton of thought into the christianness behind narnia before but yeah this makes a lot of sense to me. aslan for sure feels more old testament god than jesus when you put it like that

[cossie-fauchelevant]

I'm not religious at all, but I always like to try and understand why the author writes a certain way. I've read the Bible. Jesus is chill. Aslan is certainly not chill 😭.

[cossie-fauchelevant]

Ugh I will never stop thinking about Edmund Pevensie in LWW.

That poor child. That poor, poor child.

Actually I want to rephrase his situation a little bit. Imagine if Edmund was a girl and the White Witch was a man. Would people be calling her a traitor? Saying she betrayed her family just for candy? Or would they be calling it a textbook case of grooming because that's what it is? (Giving gifts, making promises, slowly entrapping someone so when you show your true colours they can't easily escape)

That whole situation is so creepy when you actually think about it (especially when you get older). She's an opportunistic predator who would have preyed on any one of the siblings (it's tragic that she got the most vulnerable one). Jadis is smart and I'm convinced she would have been able to charm each and every one of them. It's just chance that Edmund fell into her lap and he was an easy target. My heart hurts and I feel sick whenever I think about the fact that he was only 10. I know I talk about this a lot but it makes me want to cry.