To Me - Blog Posts
I don't know whether I was able to save the younger me or not, whether she can look upto me or not. Honestly I haven't done my best yet, I am afraid to find out my limits. I might call it wasted potential or a rest I owe to me. Do I compulsorily have to stick with a dream? Why I can't be spontaneous. Is it all just an excuse for me to escape? I want to be someone the little me looks upto not as a goal but as a good human. Future is uncertain but I do hope this version of me thinks the future me is is a pretty cool human. I hope I'm helping,loving and healing with a sincere heart, in all this I want to feel content and to be brave enough to hope.
playing dragon age: you have 64 different dialog and approval pages open at all the times bcs you need to carefully plan your team for every goddamn mission so you know what sort of lies you need to spout to achieve maximum approval. say “i think that murdering and torturing mages for fun is a bit unnecessary” without thinking who you have around you and suddenly half of your friends are like “-98465389 approval” and they will probably stab you in your sleep next night
playing mass effect: you can literally slaughter random people, betray your friends, murder families of your friends, murder the friends of your friends, murder your friends, torture people for shit and giggles and generally be objectively the worst person alive and ur team will be just like “haha Shep what the shit, that was a little extreme but i trust in your judgement, i lov you :)”
Not me being fancy about my mutuals' WIP
@somethingclevermahogony
A Vampire hunter Whumper who keeps the fangs of past vampire Whumpees and makes them into accessories. Whumper dipping the rest of the fangs in a fine layer of silver to create a whip.
By angrylittleghostinacup
Stobotnik in some outfits from "No Problems" by ONICKS and Marquis Jordan
sm1 rob and villain stone 🥴 (for @lalalaurieart!)
"Car Crash Debbie" - Bob Gruen's portrait of Debbie Harry, taken at a wrecked car on 6th Avenue and 50th Street in New York City, 1976
