platonic girlboss and malewife duo

wyllstarion is top tier because you know they would get in constant arguments with each other (esp. early on) and, contrary to what one would expect, this would be the best thing for them individually.

These two men are so stubborn and so entrenched in their understanding of their place in the world that they really need to romance someone coming at them from a different angle, with the same ferocity, to knock them a bit askew.

They would inspire growth in each other through sheer force of presence and then stick around, as the push-pull attraction deepened into commitment, to kiss the growing pains.

I'm tired of people comparing Helaena and Rhaenyra and deciding which had it worse when it comes to losing their children. It's not a competition nor should become a suffering olympic game. A mother losing a child is such a huge tragedy so I only feel sympathy when I think of their losses.

This goes beyond team black or green. Just like I refuse to celebrate the death of innocent kids regardless if team Black or team Green are behind those kills ( and both teams have killed innocent children).

About posts that Childe is autistic coded (not targeting anyone specifically, I saw it more than once).

I think he's fae changeling coded. "Came back wrong" trope and all that.

I strongly believe that stories about fae changelings were created to explain neurodivergent kids' behaviour, so of course there will be some intersection of traits.

You know, if (when) Tech’s alive, if Tech did fake his death on purpose so he could go after Crosshair alone, and if it turns out that Hunter at least knows or suspects more than we do or Omega does, it would be slightly insane if it turned out that Tech had a plan for doing so in his back pocket before they even left for Eriadu and that he talked to Hunter about it between the, “He is still our brother, and we do not leave our own behind,” scene and the goodbye scene with Phee. What if Hunter and Echo having a talk we didn’t see, but which lead to Echo leaving to help his other brothers in the midseason, has a parallel in the finale?

Tech and Hunter could have talked about an alternative plan that involved Tech going off on his own. Not as a thing he was definitely going to do, but just as a thing he could if the mission on Eriadu went south, and it just so happened that things went south enough that he ended up going through with it in the worst (most traumatic for everyone else) way. What if that’s why’s looking down all through the sequences while they’re crossing over in the sky tram? Not to come up with a plan just in case he falls, but because he went over the layout of the landscape around Tarkin’s castle before they got there, he’s already got a plan, and he’s anticipating having to see it through. Maybe Hunter paired Tech with himself during the early part of the mission in order to give Tech a cover story, just in case Tech decides to go through with it early on. Maybe it was something they discussed, but Tech wasn’t planning on going through with it at all, until the v-wings and the situation with the sky tram forced his hand.

Edit: Okay, no, but IF Tech already had a plan to not come back with the others and/or fake his death, and if it was in his back pocket the whole time, and if it was something he discussed with Hunter, what if that’s part of why he was so cagey with Phee in that last scene? I do think most of it was just that Tech doesn’t handle goodbyes well and that there’s a lot going on in his head, since the mission they’re going on is going to be pretty dangerous, but that could have added some extra nerves.

Wait does that mean any new mega evolutions they make are gonna be canonically like extinct or something, I was never sure what the official ruling on the PLA exclusives was

body swap plots?

I see your logic, but your classic Crossed Signals style bodyswap still involves just one person being in your mind and body, even if it's not you. It's an interesting case - does plurality necessarily need to involve multiplicity? I say no, as ridiculous as it might sound.

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Forgot about this one lol

Red panda (or rlly any cold weather creature) therian culture is not being able to STAND the cold, even despite the habitat of your kintype :((

yeah I cant handle anything that isn't 70 fahrenheight

cant handle the cold

cant handle the heat

Not to spread bad vibes or anything but I just wanna say fuck amanormativity and homophobia and every bit of societal bullshit that makes it so hard for people to just exist and live their lives the way that makes them happy without having to explain themselves to people who don't care to try to understand anyway. FUCK this shit. Metaphorically speaking. It makes me angry and tired. 0/10 do not recommend.

rebooted love triangle defender. skybound defender. jay character evolution defender. crystalized defender. harumi defender. prime empire defender. you cannot even begin to fuck with me

"the jujutsu society was so rotten to the core that it managed to cause the complete derailment of one of its strongest curse users" and "Suguru Geto is fully and only responsible for the heinous crimes he committed" are 2 statements that CAN and SHOULD coexist.

ANYWAY I THINK GILLION’S FAVORITE COLOR IS SOMETIMES BROWN AND SOMETIMES BLUE BECUASE THOSE ARE JAY AND CHIP’S EYE COLORS AND HE TREASURES THEM SO MUCH ITS PROBABLY NOT EVEN A CONSCIOUS THING

On the one hand, Anakin never had a chance. He needed help that the Jedi order, in its prequel iteration, was not equipped to give, and the war made everything worse. His fall is complicated; he made awful, stupid choices well before order 66, but those stupid, awful choices were often encouraged by the people around him and especially by Palpatine, who should not have been allowed to be around little Anakin as much as he was, if at all.

He had a tendency to lash out, yes, but between being a slave and having no control over anything in his life until he was nine, and being told to squash everything unpleasant down afterwards, it’s no wonder he would explode. I actually think the idea of non-attachment is a good one, but non-attachment is difficult, the prequel era order approach to non-attachment had flaws, and they didn’t know how to deal with someone like Anakin, who was introduced to the order older and with some awful life experience, or how to give him the tools to let go. Giving him a padawan with the intention of teaching Anakin how to move on in a healthy way was a good idea on paper; in normal times, Ahsoka would have simply graduated to the next stage of Jedi life and remained a part Anakin’s life, albeit in a different capacity. It might have been healing for Anakin to be part of that. But because of the war, because of how things with Ahsoka actually played out, that sentiment backfired in the worst possible way. It made Anakin cling even more tightly to the people he cared about and distrust the council more than ever.

And this is all besides the effect basically being a walking force nexus surrounded by a hundred metric tons of ambient bad at all times during the war. You know which Anakin line haunts me? “I can still hear the screams,” from the episode where he and Ahsoka are investigating the Jedi temple bombing. Is that what it’s like? Being a Jedi, having access to the force, being a general, and being engulfed in violence and its aftermath all the time? And not having an outlet to deal with it because all the Jedi around you are going through the same thing, so there’s nothing to do but press on? I’m not blaming anyone (besides Palpatine) for Anakin’s actions. He made his own choices, and they were cruel, but damn it if he wasn’t primed to fail. Maybe not as hard as he did, but still.

On the other hand, if Anakin ever appears to Ahsoka as a ghost, if Rex is there, if Rex knows, and if Rex by some chance can see him, I hope the first thing Rex does is pull out his blaster and shoot. Not to hurt Anakin, because he can’t, but to make a point. Anakin was his general and his friend, Anakin was supposed to give a damn, and then Anakin turned around and marched his brothers up the temple steps knowing they had no choice but help him kill everyone inside. Even the children. The elderly. The babies. Because the clones who lived through the temple purge had to live with that, and Rex probably saw what it did to them.

i mean

that's not a no