Time for your inspection sweetie.

Pants off, turn around. You know the drill.

~😊🎀

Ok hear me out a Daughter Daddies spin-off except it’s basically just Bobs Burgers except with the Kurusu-Unasaka-Suwa family instead of the Belchers like.

I WOULD LITERALLY WATCH THIS UNTIL I DIE

okay. i have finally finished my rewatch and i think i've finally made sense of my thoughts vis a vis ted and jamie's relationship.

i think it's very interesting that the exact moment ted pulls away from being directly involved in jamie's development is when he realizes that what jamie needs is a father. like in season one and arguably the first half of season two he is very hands on in trying to get jamie to realize his potential/the error of his ways but like. things are noticeably different after he sees him and james through the door, and then after wembley they do not really interact again in a meaningful way until mom city. roy literally picks it up as ted sets it down, like. he can't be what jamie needs he doesn't Want to, he can barely even handle what he feels for henry like we see in mom city, he's not picking up a bonus son you know

i really do think it's a very interesting way to handle their relationship specifically. they're so so intertwined in their character arcs and they're constantly setting each other's off but they can't really meet in the middle because ted can't/won't connect with him on that level. they're a son without a father and a father without a son and they can't click into that relationship because ted pulls away from him the minute it becomes clear that's what jamie needs, and we see it come full circle and see why in his monologue during mom city

My little one & I

For all the imperfect elder daughters

As a human, I have so much empathy for my father but as a daughter, I have so much anger. The anger I bottle up as to not betray my dearest, world-deserving mother is concerning. I think it has the capacity to burn me inside, just that I don’t let it. Because that’s who I always was. The eldest daughter. My role is to suppress my feelings to make everyone’s lives easier.

There is also a stereotype that all older daughters are perfectionists. They are good at everything. Academics, sports, and life in general. And, hey, that stereotype doesn’t come from nowhere. I personally have seen older sisters being the perfectionists, whether in my family or in my friends’ family.

But it’s okay if you’re an elder daughter and not all that. It is okay. Let that sink in. You will have some responsibilities and pressure on you, but it’s normal to be confused sometimes, to get only decent grades or to suck at sports. Nobody is 100%.

You know, I think the real scariest thing about the two of them leaving the organization in Episode 11 is that Kazuki is actually going to have to become a comedian now

DADDIE IS HOME ! ! ! !

It’s my dad’s birthday today.

I need to call him but I don’t have the courage.

I hate myself, I’m the worst daughter ever, I miss him so much. I miss having a dad.

I want my dadddd.

I just can’t talk to him, I don’t know how to talk to him

When I was little I was the biggest daddy’s girl, I was so clingy.

Anyway…

Song recommendation of the day: Total Eclipse of the heart by Bonnie Tyler

You wanna hold it while I pee?

am i reblogging just about everything i come across? yes!! am i ever going to stop?? NO!! it’s all relatable lolll 😁🎀🤭

“you shove my father’s hate down my throat, force me to throw it up and call it love.”

— sulasnsleep

j in that white tank is equal to the stache for me,,,,,,, so greasy and nasty . BIG groomer dad who tells his daughter he needs to check her virginity vibes.

Russian Robin finds out Ted Wheeler can play chess and is delighted as much as she is cocky, because this american jerk of a man is going to crush and burn so so good.

my father told me i'm like him i'm gonna rip my hair out pull out my teeth rip out my internal organs and throw them against the wall to see what sticks