i think i'll try defying gravity

egberts:

bahorelfanclub:

why are there bruises on my knees

i snuck into your house while you were sleeping and used one of those doctor reflex tester hammers to beat the shit out of your knees specifically

selestial-skies:

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Mount Moonglow

justcatposts:

The black cat is blind, they never leave each other 🥺 

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huskyoverload:
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huskyoverload:

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herdingthoughts:

lances-third-dragonite:

shadowtiger999:

sauntering-vaguely-downwards:

sauntering-vaguely-downwards:

Now, I’m not saying romantic relationships are inferior, or that they’re useless, or that you being in one or that you shipping some characters romantically is Bad or something off the walls like that. What I’m saying is that two people (or characters, since we’re talking shipping here) can be just as devoted to each other, love each other just as deeply, mean just as much to each other while being in a platonic relationship. The end point of caring about someone doesn’t have to be romance.

Friendship isn’t a stepping stone between strangers and romantic partners, it’s a different path. And you can follow that path as deep into the wood as a romantic one if you want, and neither is inferior to the other, they just have different views.

reblog my aro posts you cowards

ABSOLUTELY TRUE

There’s even some characters whose relationship seem so much more interesting as friends. Like “oh, they’ll tear the goddamn world apart for their friend, this is great” turns into “Oh, okay, they’re a couple. Never seem that one before, I guess”

That last addition is such a mood. Making or keeping a relationship platonic isn’t making it “less” so much as giving it a different “flavor” altogether. A story about sacrificing oneself to save one’s friend is just as powerful as doing so to save a lover, but the two situations aren’t interchangeable; the implications would be very different and would pretty much tell a different story. While labels can be useful sometimes, they can also be restrictive if we rely on them too much. Reducing relationships, fictional or otherwise, to one of a few boxes that follows well-defined formulas (mostly US or euro-centric, at that) is bland/uncreative at best and gross/reductive at worst, and portrayals of relationships would be so much richer if the nature and characteristics of each relationship was defined by and unique to the people in the relationship itself.

Given the context of romance being oversaturated and dumbed down so much in pop culture (which is also a big issue in and of itself, to reduce even romance to generic tropes for mindless public consumption), a story about someone tearing the world apart for a friend is ten times more powerful and original than “of course it was romantic all along!” As the previous commenter said… Totally never seen that before! /s

salty-inc:

salty-inc:

There should be more “coming of age” movies set not in teenage years

coming of age stories that feature characters who are primarily 15-19 really fucked with my perception of adulthood and growing up. Yea there’s a lot of stuff that happens in that phase of your life that shape you as a person but rarely does an event change you to the point where you come out of it all Mature and Grown Up. Feeling like I need to be ready to face the world by the time I’m 20 has given me too much anxiety than it’s worth.

When I ask older people when they finally felt like a “real adult” the answer has constantly been when they were 26-30. Their personal “coming of age” story happens about a decade after they do on the movies.

You don’t need feel Grown Up right away. Enjoy the bubbling uncertainty of your 20s

digg:

life finds a way

jackie-me-thislady:

can we all agree that pressing foreheads together is an underrated act of affection??

biferris:

y’know what. i think we need to start validating every single expression of bisexuality. i mean it. if a bi girl claims she has no preference but mainly talks about guys, she’s still bisexual. if a bi guy has only dated men, he’s still bisexual. if someone has a preference, they’re absolutely just as bisexual. also, having no gender preference is absolutely, 100% an expression of bisexuality. when it comes down to it, there is no way to define bisexuality through an individual’s experience. if they are bisexual they are bisexual, no matter how others may see it. 

derinthescarletpescatarian:

gahdamnpunk:

This was a ride ⚰️⚰️

I love posts shared from AITA because the whatever impression I get reading the title alone is almost always the exact opposite of the impression I get after reading the story.

“AITA for throwing a child out a window” will always be someone rescuing a kid from a burning building or something and “AITA for cleaning my girlfriend’s apartment” will be about throwing out her grandma’s ashes because she spends too much time thinking about her grandma instead of the OP or some shit.

lavellesbian:

jenniferrpovey:

baixueagain:

abowtieandtwohearts:

tally-art:

schweizercomics:

yamino:

thedragonflywarrior:

thedragonflywarrior:

The Body Shapes of the World’s Best Athletes Compared Side By Side

Health and fitness comes in all shapes and sizes. Every single one of these athletes is a certified bad-ass.

I’ve posted this before but it’s worth reblogging!

Just a reminder - if you’re drawing a team superhero book and more than one of your characters has the same build YOU’RE DOING IT ALL WRONG

Always reblog

This is excellent.

It’s also important to note that often (though not always!) physique is associated with one’s strength. Bodybuilders have defined muscles. Weightlifters and wrestlers have bulk. Gymnasts and boxers are small but muscular. Volleyball and basketball players are tall and lean. Runners and bikers are skinny with muscular legs. Hockey players and skiiers have powerful core muscles and thighs. Those who do field sports (discus, shot-putting, etc) have powerful chests and arms. 

Obviously, there are exceptions, but athletes often have physiques that match their area. Not everyone is good at the same thing, nor is everyone’s body necessarily built for the same thing. Humans come in a lot of different shapes, and that’s a good thing, because not every shape is ideal for every activity.

I see this is back and as awesome as ever.

This is a great art reference

snappy-snap:

mizgrownnonsense:

snappy-snap:

The Unapologetic Self as the Truest form of Self

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This is so great!!!! Thanks for the addition! The future is bright!!

satan-your-lord-and-savior-deac:

warmhappycat:

ryebreadgf:

This is hilarious on its own, but can we talk about how sweet and social the grey cat was being? That right there was empathy, folks. Cats aren’t assholes. They just have very different social norms than humans and dogs do.

he was like

let me- let me help you

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