Lmao

Reina Naerys

Mariana Dávila as Anya and Javier Manente as Dimitri - Anastasia Mexico

Source: Mariana Dávila on IG

I think it is partially because fandoms, especially in Tumblr and such, tend to vilify (Or not necessarily vilify, more like, being neutral to or not relate to) masculinity, perhaps because most of us in fandom are female. Not even toxic masculinity or machismo etc, which is ok to vilify ofc, literally just a masculine male characters are thought boring many times without being filtered first through headcanons making them more soft, sensitive, and appealing I guess, “baby-fied”, as the op said, this just from what I have seen. Though I get that, I sometimes do it myself.

Fandom Problem 4808:

Why do fandoms feel the need to baby-fy EVERY character? You can't have a hard-edged, brooding, disgruntled middle aged man without at least half the fandom going "He actually loves kittens and his room is painted rainbow c:" and then everyone just latches onto that fanon. I don't understand why everyone needs to be "soft" in some aspect, and if they are soft in some way, why that's the ONLY feature the fandom will be drawn towards. It almost feels like they don't truly love the character for who they are, rather they love them for the version they've created. Don't get me wrong, I think HCs are just as fun as the next guy, but it gets so tiring to see this trope occur everywhere you go. It's even worse when, like I said, that's all anyone seems to want once this idea is out.

Some Amphibia fanart; Marcy and General Yunan resting while passing by some mysterious ruins.

The King has ordered them not to enter such places, but that hasn't stopped Marcy from conducting a little comparative botany (and flower crown crafting!).

“A Centaur in Disguise” by Michelle Tolo

stating to think there’s an inverse correlation between how good media is and how easily fandomizable it is 😁

Two newly discovered photographs of Grand Duchesses Olga and Tatiana in 1913

Photo 1: Tatiana standing on the left, Olga on the right taking a mirror selfie in their mirrored wardrobe (a new photo to add to the collection of Romanov selfies!)

Photo 2: Tatiana sitting by the balcony window, Alexander Palace.

These photos were taken the same day as these already known photographs, completing the scene. Spring, 1913.

As always, these new findings are from Ilya, @ LastRomanovs on flickr. These discoveries are thanks to his amazing and tireless effort to digitise all of the Romanov's albums in high quality for viewers to view online.

Source: LastRomanovs, GARF f.611 op.1 d.98 pp. 3-8

A masseuse

I miss them ⋆⁺₊⋆ ☾⋆⁺₊⋆

☾𖤓( ˶˘ ³˘(⋆❛ ہ ❛⋆)!♡ something sunny and loving and caring for each other is all about these two cuties!!

Actual roman epitaph for a dog

In still/the Neva flows reprise, Gleb and Anastasia both mention being good and loyal russians, except they are both loyal to different russias, those of their fathers.

Therapy isnt enough for me, i need Dan Schneider murdered live on television.

I made this some time ago for my schools library contest for an illustration of our favourite book scene.

Of course I had to draw my crows❤️