man my follower count has just been toddling toward and away from 560 for ages now

you kno wat trope pisses me off

drinkableburrito:

waking up in the morning and having to continue my existence

slamdunkcity:

when u like a character for their potential to be interesting and complex more than how they’re actually written

letkeithinfodump:

keith: allura, i… i love…

allura, visibly uncomfortable: ??? you love..?

keith: i love boys. they’re so great. one time a boy took my hand in his and i’m having a hard time believing i’m still alive

allura, visibly relaxed: oh thank goodness

keith: i’m going to die allura

maydaygirl-save-our-ships:

leftmyheartinthetardis:

tbh of all the fandoms i’ve joined or been a part of, the phandom has been by far and from what I can tell the least problematic. Just a bunch of pretty salty people bonding over their angsty teenage superhero and the ability to ruin potential in such a great idea for a show.

I like it

It hasn’t always been that way but this is what happens when you’re an old fandom and have seen the rise and fall of your show. The bullshit we’ve seen, man

tunnelsaints:

samurai jack/johnny bravo is mchanzo for people who arent cowards

the first rule of Fight Club is never date anyone whose favourite film is Fight Club

finalfantasyvii:

finalfantasyvii:

finalfantasyvii:

finalfantasyvii:

I’m not a fan of puppeteers but I’ve a nagging fear
someone else is pulling at the strings

Something terrible is going down through the entire town
wreaking anarchy and all it brings

I can’t sit idly, no, I can’t move at all
I curse the name, the one behind it all…

If you sexualize Efi Oladele in any way I will come into your house and snap your neck myself

biirdfeeder:

So I love how before season 2, Team Voltron got us all excited by telling us that it was gonna be a longer season with 13 eps instead of 11 but then they made all the episodes 20~ mins when the first episode of season 1 was an hour~ long which adds up to 3, 20~ minute episodes so Technically both seasons have the same amount of content and I’m just

the-dancing-and-the-dreaming:

feynites:

libations-of-honey-and-milk:

In fairy tales and fantasy, two types of people go in towers:  princesses and wizards.

Princesses are placed there against their will or with the intention of ‘keeping them safe.’
This is very different from wizards, who seek out towers to hone their sorcery in solitude.

I would like a story where a princess is placed in an abandoned tower that used to belong to a wizard, and so she spends long years learning the craft of wizardry from the scraps left behind and becomes the most powerful magic wielder the world has seen in centuries, busts out of the tower and wreaks glorious, bloody vengeance on the fools that imprisoned her. 

That would be my kind of story.

When Princess Talia was fourteen, her eldest sister was placed in a tower.

Princess Adina was eighteen by then, and so of a marriageable age. She had grown quite beautiful, though she was more willful than winsome, and she did not care for the notion of the tower very much at all. Their mother did her best to persuade her on the subject. After all, the queen herself had been eighteen when her own parents had sent her to live in that very same tower, to be safely tucked away until her husband could be chosen, and then ride out to claim her. A tradition going back ages and ages.

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