i’ve talked about this before but a bpd symptom i absolutely HATE is the lack of emotional permanence.

no matter how many loving people i have in my life, the second they are gone it's like i was never loved and that it's all in my imagination but as soon as they come back, it's like i've never been sad

u guys………….

New 03 head canon that when the turtles are exploring a new planet or dimension and are able to walk out in public, Donnie and Leo split off together because Raph and Mikey are embarrassing and 100% more likely to make a scene or just be openly cringe in public

i-

Rebels has been a comfort show for me longer than I’ve actually cared about star wars (my grade 6 self loved watching Disney XD on tv what can I say🤷🏻‍♀️)

And the main reason is because of how much the ghost crew loved each other..they were a family and I loved that about them

Anyways, I haven’t felt that same comfort until The Bad Batch and I just love it so much

I’m gonna feel super empty when this season ends :(

22 more sleeps until I journey half way across the country to see an entire exhibit of my most beloved artist, Alphonse Mucha!!!!!! 🥹💕

wake up babe the air is poison again

Oh my god if you hadn't reblogged that gif set I would never have found out that the Mad Hatter from ouat was Sebastian Stan

Some Dresden Files sketchies! 🧚‍♀️ Click for HD

You know who never gets brought up when people talk about well written disabled protagonists that should? George Bailey from It’s a Wonderful Life. The man’s completely deaf in one ear, disabled enough to be denied military enlistment during WW2, but he still works hard for his family and his community, even though he has to sacrifice his own dreams to do it, and he’s just a genuinely good man.

Everyone I know has seen this movie but nobody ever talks about him being disabled. It’s not the most important thing in that movie, but it’s also something that can’t be ignored. He lost his hearing saving his brother’s life, it’s the whole reason he stayed home during the war and continued to serve his community instead of becoming a war hero like his brother, his hearing returning is the first sign of Clarence granting his wish to never be born and losing it again is one of the first signs of the wish being reverted. It IS important to his character and his story that he’s disabled, even though it’s not central to the plot, and the way it’s used as a motif in the story pleases me.

I’m still not over them by the way

God I love RRR 😭

feel kinda sad today so let me remind you of my children

Joryu Jozuma and bestie, Jote Jokoto

I just saw a raccoon come out of the bushes what thefuck