I Keep Seeing This Cute Dad Might Picture In My Head – Clear As A Photograph, I Tell You.

Tiny shy (x)

Sculptures by Eva Funderburgh. ~ Large Cloud Cow, 2007. Woodfired Stoneware. Photo by Steve Sauer. ~ Cuckoos #1: Discussion over an Egg, 2009. Burnished and Saggar fired porcelain.

this is the funniest fucking billboard possible. who the fuck paid for this

me carrying a stuffed animal around while being disabled is not "infantilizing disability"

I am an actually disabled person who carries a stuffed animal as comfort bc disability is hard

what's "infantilizing disability" is assuming that just bc I carry a stuffed animal I'm not capable of making decisions for myself. or that having a stuffed animal makes me a less serious, adult person than you are.

frequent genre of post i will see in bnha spaces is "you have to admit that endeavor is attractive" and its so Weird to me because no actually i dont? you can be attracted to him like w/e but you seem ashamed of it and these posts are just projecting. he was introduced to the audience as a bad father who as the story progressed was revealed to have been beating up his kids and forcing his wife to have more. dude first showed up looking like this

his spandex and fire did nothing for me then and they do even less for me now

mina and kaminari have intelligence stat 1/5.

nezu has 6/5.

aizawa paired them up against him because they’re stupid.

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recipe for disaster 💥

read from left to right!

i have spinner brainrot

Eraserhead : Don't you think the fact we privatized half of law enforcement and merged it with the entertainment industry is highly problematic?

All Might : [eating All Might cereals] I'm so delicious.

Just How "Weak” is Dabi? (Or: Lots of Thoughts on Marginalization in My Hero Academia)

I got an interesting ask about the way that Dabi relates to his limitations and how the manga repeatedly calls attention to the fact that he is weak, and I think this whole issue is fascinating, so I’m going to try to break down some thoughts on it. If Horikoshi carries through on even half the promise these tendrils of plot could hold, it would be a very refreshing take on villains, which types of characters are allowed to qualify as “threatening,” and what it really means to be a marginalized person in a “super” society.

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