Just saw artwork of Jason doing the heads in a duffle bag thing and—-

I’m sorry but there’s just something so visceral and horrifying about a teenager sawing heads off people in a display for power.

Were they bad people? Yes. Did they deserve it? Probably. Did it send a message? Absolutely. Is it still horrifying? Heck yeah.

Just—- knowing Jason and his background, it’s just so heartrendingly tragic. I don’t even think he liked doing it, I’m just imagining him having to throw up afterwards before putting his helmet back on and playing tough crime lord again. The amount of self loathing he must feel whenever he thinks too hard about his actions. Falling asleep and seeing that—

Just— emotional repercussions, man. They’re real…

*looking over ur shoulder while you draw ur trans dogboy* hey . give him a knotted tdick.........ok ? for me ???

Phoenix - Godot parallels

I've been replaying T&T and I gotta say, the parallels between Phoenix and Godot are uncanny. The most glaring resemblance is that they're both so presumptuously convinced that they are the only ones who can and should have the responsability of saving the people they love. Note also that their Japanese names, interestingly, both reference dragons - Ryuuchi and Souryuu respectively - but they do so in reverse : the first kanji for Phoenix and the last for Godot. Godot wakes up after 5 years and learns that the love of his life was killed. He couldn't do anything about it because he was poisoned and thus out of commission. Then he learns that said love of his life had taken on a protégé, and he also learns that the lovesick idiot willingly swalled the same poison that put him into a coma, and was swimmingly fine. He is so pissed at the guy. Also envious. Phoenix was there. Why couldn't he be there instead? Why did the poison put him into a coma, and not that stupid lovesick fool? He twistedly but most furiously hates the guy. Thus he crawls back from the deepest depths of hell. But he knows, deep down, that the one he really hates is himself (not that he could have done anything about it, even if he had not been in a coma - but feelings are hardly logical) Something Phoenix and Godot share is that twisted savior complex. Godot thinks he should have been the one to save Mia, Phoenix becomes a defense attorney because he thinks he is the only one who can save Miles, the only one who understands him (and then it's a slippery slope to wanting to save everyone ever, but that's beside the point). Both are quite presumptuous in these assertions. But Phoenix was able to save Miles (in a way he hadn't expected) - Godot couldn't save Mia. If Phoenix hadn't been able to save him, would he have ended up the same as Godot did? Remember, if he hadn't won that trial, Miles would have faced the death penalty. So, if the poison had worked and he was out of commission for 5 years, he would have been too late. If you think about it, we had a glimpse of what Phoenix would have been like. When he thought Miles was dead, he snapped at Maya and told her not to speak his name in front of him ever again. He was also quite depressed for those months and refused to take on cases at first, cases of possibly innocent people who needed him. And when Miles came back, he snapped at Miles too. Which leads me to my last point: Both Godot and Phoenix resort to anger as soon as they're hurt as their form of dealing with grief. They are so similar. One was just less lucky that the other. Also by this logic you could say that miego is basically narumitsu with a bad ending, which makes me cry so hard darnit edit: it's also fun to note that they both went crazy over someone they knew for less than a year. People call Phoenix ridiculous but Godot is basically the same kind of ridiculous

I am meeting this cute and beautiful and funny and intelligent butch this evening do you guys think I could have a chance with her??????? (It's my girlfriend of four years)

do you think you could draw psiioniic !!!

Took me a moment but yes I can anon :)

The Psiioniic, Avelux Captor

"why are you dressed like a minion?" "you look like a minion" "where is gru?" and other such demands made of me, an innocent

The quote by Charles Bukowski, "—and when nobody wakes you up in the morning, and when nobody waits for you at night, and when you can do whatever you want. What do you call it, freedom or loneliness?"

Makes me think about Voldemort. Like, what would happen when he wins. What would happen after he has it all. What would happen then, when there is no familiar faces, there is no one who knew Tom Riddle, from that accursed orphanage. What would happen, when the people he knew end up becoming vestiges of the past, and even their family line doesn't last. What would he do then, with his endless life and nothing to look forward to?

Couldn't think of how to spell phalloplasty and Googled "phallosophy"

periods should be outlawed

Thinking of Bruce and what he must have felt pulling up to the warehouse, seeing only a burning ruin—

And still digging through the rubble like a madman despite knowing all he’d find would most likely be a body…

I wonder if he hoped, for a moment, he’d find nothing. Because like this—- Robin couldn’t really be dead, right?

And then the relief/devastation when he did find him…

Burning and endless, iridescent and gleaming;

Are the stars, a light in the shadows so freezing

FOLLOWERS WHERE IS TF2 THIRSTY WHITE WOMAN SAYING IM SOOOOOOOO THIRSTY

I wonder if there is a significance to Godot specifically drinking no more than 17 cups of coffee in any given trial. Where I live (Italy) 17 is viewed as unlucky - just as 13 is in the US - apparently that's because the Roman numeral, XVII, can be changed anagrammatically to VIXI, which in the Latin language translates to "I lived" (which basically also implies 'but I no longer live')... it fits Godot uncomfortably well. I wonder if that was what they were referencing. It's also interesting to note how the localizers choose 'Diego Armando' as his name, which could be both of Spanish or Italian origin.

Omw to pick up a handsome butch 😎 (and twirl her around <3)

one of the most fucked up things in the world is that when you're sick, your body is like hi. i need you to rest and sleep a lot.

and then if you sleep too much - the limit for which is UNCLEAR, because it is NOT based on how tired you stop being - you get terrible headaches

what the fuck is that about. what promethean torture is this