For Current Obsessions and Unspoken Thoughts

This is a multifandom blog; mostly queer things because it just seems to work that way. My longest lasting fandoms are Xena and Disney! (P.S. This is also a blog for all the things I don't say in real life, so only follow if you don't mind the occasional angst lol)

[benditlikekorra]

[plantbasedhero]

I'm just gonna leave this right here

[missbliss12]

After the final battle, Adora’s friends learn about her long-held wish regarding Catra.

A little celebration of love and that wonderful sarcastic unicorn, Swift Wind. I wish you all the happiness in the universe.

[snugglebearinc]

[naamahdarling]

I’m losing my fucking mind.

[kittykat8311]

oh my god

[cryptid-sighting]

my favorite part is that the guys just go along with it in spite of confusion/misgivings because they don’t want to miss out on stickers.

[signherepleased]

My favorite post

[pressxtodavid]

“It’s a bit annoying sometimes but she call us handsome when we do and I don’t hear that very often” OH MY GOD

[riahchan]

the hero we need

[decodering]

Redditors design worst volume sliders possible

Some of these are genius! ( see reddit / via )

[decodering]

Well, this post went a bit nuts.

[xxxtictacion]

That last one honestly belongs in hell

[official-lucifers-child]

ALL OF THESE HAVE ME WHEEZING AND CACKLING SO MUCH

[ha-nice-joke]

All found in the comments but not found in master post, you’re welcome :).

[veryfunnymemes]

[trufflupogus]

This has more emotion than all of the live action lion king put together

[imdcathsmeow29]

"The three years you were gone were the longest of my life"

MY HEART

[nonbinary-shiera]

they all have magical girl transformations a nd i m s cr eaming it s so beautifu l

[cipheramnesia]

I remember a more innocent time, when two bros would chill in a hot tub, six feet apart, not because of a global pandemic, but merely because they were not gay.

[birdblinder]

me, looking at the current state of the world, crying:I wish none of this had happened…

Gandalf, materialising in my conscience, smiling kindly: So do all who live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us. There are other forces at work in this world, besides the will of evil.

[geekinglikeaboss]

This is wonderfully helpful.

[rush-keating-deactivated2018121]

There’s also Sam: “It’s like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo. The ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger, they were. And sometimes you didn’t want to know the end. Because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad had happened? But in the end, it’s only a passing thing, this shadow. Even darkness must pass. A new day will come. And when the sun shines it will shine out the clearer. Those were the stories that stayed with you. That meant something, even if you were too small to understand why. But I think, Mr. Frodo, I do understand. I know now. Folk in those stories had lots of chances of turning back, only they didn’t. They kept going. Because they were holding on to something.”

[dovewithscales]

What are we holding onto Sam?

[gh0sthoodie]

There’s good in this world, Mr. Frodo, and it’s worth fighting for

[element-of-change]

Korra + Impossible Redirection

Aqueous + Ferrous Fluids

[ryansyn]

This last gif is actually really cool when you consider that Kuvira bent the meteor rock (the ferrous fluid) as if it were just a soft metal - while Korra is bending it like water because she’s trained in water bending and knows how to do that. In the words of Guru Pathik: “If you open your mind, you will see that all the elements are one. Four parts of the same whole.” To the Avatar, why can’t rock be water?

[innthemakings]

Korra is that bitch. Period.

[whatisiteven]

No matter what one's opinion is of the LoK storyline, one cannot deny just how FUCKING BEAUTIFUL the animation is

[runawaybeesh]

[baptizm-deactivated20200524]

GUYS READ ALL OF THIS PLEASE PLEASE PL--

[pug-life01]

[pug-life01]

[pug-life01]

[blastlight]

three little updates. the suspense is aaaah

[whatisiteven]

This whole saga was so wholesome

[kaban-bang]

I follow this Road to El Dorado fan group on facebook and the admins recently banned a meme template due overuse. So naturally the community got creative and started working around ways to post it.

[daenerys-targaryen-moved]

gandalf relaying an important message to remember during these scary times ♡

[hardstoplucas1]

This has to stop!

[sandersstudies]

“MIND YO BUSINESS DAVID”

[star-anise]

It’s in times like this that I go back to Briar’s Book by Tamora Pierce, since it’s incredibly soothing to me. It’s basically a YA/Middle Grades book about an epidemic in a fantasy world, where we see the entire process–the disease’s origins and spread, the effect of social class and public infrastructure, attempts at containment, prevention, and treatment, and the struggle to achieve a diagnosis and cure, through the eyes of an 11-year-old plant mage whose teachers are the herbalists, healers, and administrators who tackle these tasks head-on.

Also a really great reminder that fantasy plots don’t need to be based around war and battle. The whole series is good for that–the characters are students in a temple based around education and public service; the troubles they encounter are usually natural disasters, cultural conflicts, or basic human ills, and violence isn’t glorified.

[gen-is-gone]

I just reread it for this reason. It’s an amazing book, if particularly haunting right now. And its rage against a class system that dispassionately kills the poor is astounding in a J fiction novel from 1999

[star-anise]

I just got to the part where Frostpine is grousing because someone remembered that he can make charms to protect the ducal guard from a rain of rocks and chamberpots when they go from house to house checking for any cases of disease. He doesn’t want to make them. “A proper fear of such things keeps soldiers polite. Otherwise they might be tempted to push common folk around. Orders to enter people’s homes uninvited are a sore temptation to peacekeepers, I’ve found.” 

Crane, the aristocrat, asks him if he has any respect for proper order, and Frostpine says, “Depends on whose idea of order it is.”

DAMN STRAIGHT.

[raoulgoldenlake]

This book has one of my favorite passages of all time, about what makes sickness work tough to live through, when Rosethorn is talking about why she hates plagues:

“Most disasters are fast, and big. You can see everyone’s life got overturned when yours did. Houses are smashed, livestock’s dead. But plagues isolate people. They shut themselves inside while disease takes a life at a time, day after day. It adds up. Whole cities break under the load of what was lost. People stop trusting each other because you don’t know who’s sick.”