Steven Universe - Art Nouveau Series by Alexa Rockman

Escape the Fate performed in Kansas yesterday and I missed it 😭 literally only a couple hours away from Wichita. I gotta stop missing out on this otherwise I’ll never make my high school emo heart happy

It’s just a phase, I can fix him

Y’all Eren is a fucking villain

No because once I stopped listening to kpop and pop I went right back to this shit

well i mean, not wrong // credits: @screamingemonight on Instagram

😩 this man makes me FERAL

This alone had us wanting to be stomped on by Levi

lmaoo pls

This is SO GOOD OMG

Fallen Angel

Why did i think of this picture with this video

UNMUTE THIS OMG | Cr twt 94Iov

"Ryan was kneeling in the bathtub, a towel under his knees and another under his hands, his head turned as he craned his neck to watch Brendon working...."

rb to frighten 2004 ryan ross

*immediately starts singing What's My Age Again? by Blink-182*

that’s normal (…wait who am i again?)

LeVi'S hIp ThRusT AHHHHH

I am attracted to this gif, sexually. especially how Jean rubs his crotch

ESPECIALLY ESPECIALLY LEVI’S HIP THRUSTS

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Sarcasm: The use of irony to mock or convey contempt

the milk fic but instead of milk its vodka

My milk fic brings all the girls to the ‘net.

ALWAYS REMEMBER 'THE MILK FIC’

Well if you want someones asshole to burn and melt on the inside then go for it

the milk fic but instead of milk its vodka

This is a very beautiful explanation

Eren is the best protagonist for a series like Attack on Titan.

A lot of people get frustrated that Eren is slow to jump into fights, like when he couldn’t transform to fight the female titan and when he froze up last episode during one of the Top 10 Anime Betrayals of all time. I think this misses out on a crucial point. Eren is actually very quick to join the action - but only when the situation fits the narrative of a sterotypical shounen. He’s the first one to go after killing the colossal titan when it appeared in episode 5. He saves Armin from being eaten alive while bleeding and missing a leg. Getting revenge for his mother and saving his childhood friend - classic shounen plotlines.

Eren is, essentially, a sterotypical shounen protagonist trapped in a storyline that subverts shounen tropes. He’s in the wrong genre. He views the world as very clear-cut good vs. evil. Humans are good, titans are bad, and humans will eventually succeed because they are on the good side. He believes it, so we believe it too. This is what makes it so shocking when the story deviates from shounen norms. (see: Levi’s squad and how the power of friendship failed to save them)

This is also the real reason why Eren hesitates when it is revealed that his friends were his enemies all along. It’s not because he’s a wimp or because he’s the new Shinji, it’s because his character isn’t prepared for a morally ambiguous world. However, this is what makes him a such a great protagonist for us. While we come to terms with the fact that the world of Attack on Titan isn’t as black and white as it first appeared, so does Eren, right alongside us.