Superman's Dead

Sina. Biggest addictions include tattoos, comic books, music, gigs, movies, tv-shows. My favorite things?

[dailyteenwolf-blog]

[melons-eating-melons-blog]

There should be more about about the less well-known symptoms of Obsessive-compulsive disorder, things such as

hyper-morality (extreme black and white moral reasoning)

hyper-responsibility (feeling responsible for everything to a self-destructive degree, even feeling responsible for events which have nothing to do with you)

intolerance of uncertainty, (feeling very uncomfortable if you do not know everything about a given situation). 

Excessive and persistant desire for reassurance

Extreme bouts of anger

Everyone who has OCD has it in a different form, so they might not show all of these symptoms but for others it can be a defining part of their illness.

[inthenameofsephiroth]

# love that they have no chill over the bullshit

[thedoctorofdistricttwelve]

I don’t understand how there’s no Black Widow movie. A little girl being taught to be a spy from childhood. Destroying her youth and innocence and learning to kill. Competing against 27 other girls to stay alive. Being pushed to the breaking point morally, physically, and emotionally. Seeing The Red Room forge her into a weapon. The beginning of her career - assassinating diplomats, manipulating prisoners of Russia, outsmarting SHIELD. Backstory to Drakov, Sal Paulo, the hospital fire, and Budapest. And then a rookie SHIELD agent has her in sight on his scopes. His finger is in the trigger, but he hesitates. She looks scared. She looks tired. She looks like a fighter. So, he brings her in, and takes her under his wing. From a child assassin to a Russian defector. And they could throw Bucky and Yelena in there, along with Clint and Fury, and maybe even a Peggy Carter/Dottie Underwood Red Room origin story.

Like, who heard that and went - ‘no, I’m gonna go with Spiderman for the third time, and this guy who can talk to ants’?!

[i-will-not-be-caged]

I’m tricking my students into writing a research paper by having them write an open letter and then strengthen their argument by adding evidence. They were allowed to write about anything they wanted for the first draft of their open letter, and one of my 10th grade boys decided he wanted to write about girls who only like bands because the members are cute and don’t really care about the music.

I let him do it because I’ve found that shutting down a student’s idea at the first draft stage tends to make them more obstinate about the topic. I figured we’d get to the evidence-gathering stage, he wouldn’t be able to find scholarly sources and he would change his topic.

Well lo and behold, today he comes into class and tells me he’s changing his topic. Apparently, he couldn’t find any evidence and he figured he was being kind of hypocritical because he gets really excited about athletes he doesn’t even know and the only reason that’s different than fangirls is because it’s him. He actually told me that he realized that writing that first letter would be pretty condescending. He’s going to write about LGBT rights instead.

This next generation, y’all. There’s some good stuff happening.

[knitmeapony]

EXCELLENT TEACHING METHOD A++++

[brendenfraser]

[tahorna]

the greatest photo

[heterophobicleia]

modern mythology is my favourite

witches whose day jobs is treating ill people with “alternative” remedies like crystal healing and herbalism that actually work

incubui and succubi who are models

dryads and other nature spirits who are huge environmental activists

schools designed for supernatural and magical creatures

witch tattoo artists who secretly disguise protective runes into all their tattoos

fair folk who sell potions at market stalls

mermaid marine biologists

normal humans that somehow come across dragon eggs and are trying to hatch it in their basement

elf scholars who run libraries filled with books about magic

werewolves running animal shelters

safety runes graffiti on apartment blocks

MODERN MYTHOLOGY

[hugh-dancy-archived]

[regina-georges]

You get the information, and it’s not your job to judge it or not judge it. You adapt, and you do it. That’s what we do as actors. We’re just as surprised as the viewers, sometimes.

[divascreech]

stop putting raisins in things I would otherwise enjoy eating

[iguanastevens]

You are being unraisinable.

[divascreech]

how dare you make me read this with my own two eyes

[adropofchaos]

revenge frank performing

[raisesomehale]

I’d pay money to see Stiles hold his fist out to Derek after they solve some mystery together, his eyebrows all raised and expectant, until Derek finally rolls his eyes and fist bumps him back

[imaginarylifetimes]

#and then it becomes a THING #like stiles keeps getting derek to fist bump him after every near death experience/mystery #and steadily (and sneakily) he keeps introducing tiny complications #until finally they have an elaborate secret handshake #and derek’s like ‘wtf when did i learn this’ #because it’s been basically instinct for him to go along with stiles’ weird handshakes after the first ten or so times #and that’s how derek accidentally learned his first secret handshake (via authorkurikuri)

[ronnie-raymond]

[captainpeggs-blog]

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[flatsound]

sorry you haven’t seen much of me lately it’s just that everything in the whole world is overwhelming

[ahmando]

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