Chapters: 1/? Fandom: Clue | Cluedo - All Media Types, Clue (1985) Rating: General Audiences Warnings:

y’all, i feel like i need to remind y’all that there’s a huge difference between ignoring what’s going on, and taking a mental break because you’re exhausted with trying to keep up with the situation in the country right now. this shit is no joke and is weighing incredibly heavy on people such as myself and if you need to take a break from this and just log out, please do. please take care of yourself and don’t feel bad that you’re not keeping up with things at every second of the day.

Sneak attack failed adorably 

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Not diagnosing a child doesn't mean they won't notice they're different. It just means that instead of thinking "I'm struggling because I have autism/adhd/anxiety/depression/schizophrenia", they will just conclude that they are struggling because they are stupid, weak, annoying, unlovable, etc.

Chernobog: If you found out you had one day left, what would you do with it?

Morgan le Fay: Say goodbye.

Loki: Something illegal.

Set: Accept my fate.

Eris: I would message ten people on facebook and say if they didn't forward the message to ten people, I would die tomorrow.

Set: By Ra, Eris! Seriously?!

Loki: That's fucking awesome. Can I change my answer?

Men in Black (1997) dir. Barry Sonnenfeld

Unlike vegan fur and leather, which is just plastic and causes horrific amounts of pollution, real fur and leather lasts a lot longer, meaning it can be reused for years, and it’s biodegradable when it’s no longer usable. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with wearing fur or leather that comes from a farm like a mink farm or is gathered through ethical, legal hunting.

So really, the only thing that makes Cruella de Vil a villain is the fact she wanted to make a fur coat out of puppies. If she had done something like went to Australia and had two, three, maybe even a few hundred fur coats made out of the wild rabbit population, which is an invasive, non-native species doing harm to the environment over there, she’d be a hero.

Pretty sure the overlap between people who don’t wear masks and the people who don’t use their fucking turn signal is a circle.

Chapters: 3/? Fandom: The Musketeers (2014) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu/Milady Clarick de Winter, Aramis & Athos & Porthos, Athos | Comte de la Fère/Milady Clarick de Winter Characters: Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu, Milady Clarick de Winter, de Tréville (Jean-Armand du Peyrer), Athos, Aramis, Porthos Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Politics, Established Relationship, Treville is director of the secret service, Armand and Treville are frenemies, Milady and Athos weren't married, Past Relationship(s) Series: Part 2 of Mr. & Mrs. Richelieu- Washington Elite Summary:

The Richelieus are targets of assassination threats.

look the reality is that stan culture is unhealthy. period.

and i’m not talking about being a fan of someone and wanting to go see them on tour. im not talking about being happy when they drop something new or reach a cool milestone. im not talking about writing fanfiction and using them as a face character. im not talking about making edits/gifs of them, or anything like that. 

im talking about dedicating your life to this person. seeing them as some sort of deity who can do no wrong. monitoring their every move and always being ready with a comment/opinion/statement. feeling like you owe them something and that you alone are the key that will make or break their career. feeling like you need to defend them no matter what. attacking strangers just because they may not necessarily agree. creating drama day after day to the point where your online presence is just a steady stream of negativity with no end in sight. 

the internet has desensitized us to stan culture, but that doesn’t mean that it’s not wrong. it’s dangerous and gross and at this point, im afraid that most people are too far gone to recognise just how much of a horrible impact it’s made on our lives.