"Green Lantern" WHICH ONE???

you're mommy's good little printer aren't you? you'll print whatever mommy tells you to because otherwise mommy gets sad and leaves you for one of those free use library printer sluts

and god did it ever work #myparenting

ladies… has anyone ever told you it’s okay to be feminine 🩷 i’m sure no one has ever ever ever reinforced this deeply held secret, that’s it’s okay for you to be feminine. 🩷 i know the world totally tries to tell you that you have to be manly and masculine and grow your body hair and eat as much as you want and get strong and stand up for yourself and make waves and take up space and show your bare face and show your anger. but it’s okay to do the exact opposite actually. 🩷 it’s okay to shrink yourself down to the exact same mold every other woman is expected to conform to. 🩷 did you know that it’s okay to be feminine. 🩷 did you know it’s okay to be feminine. 🩷 did you know it’s okay to be feminine. 🩷 has anyone ever told you it’s okay to be feminine. 🩷 will you be feminine. 🩷 will you be feminine. 🩷 will you be feminine. 🩷 will you just be feminine already. 🩷🩷🩷

something that makes me tear up all the damned time is the way captain holt always was a father figure for them. he appreciated charles' food blog when everyone made fun of it, he defended terry whenever zeke was being mean to him, he taught jake not only to be a better detective, but a better person, he was always rosa's first choice whenever she needed a guardian, he knew how much amy admired him and never, ever made fun of her for her ambitions and quirks, he always listened to gina's rants and always knew about her whereabouts. the amount of love i hold for this man is insane. he never once berated them for their fragilities, but he always tried his best to relate to them or humanise them, or help them resolve the issue. I love this show so much.

Joe Hills with the banhammer and sickle standing on the banks of the hermitcraft whitelist ferrying guests over to the server like Charon, only to push them in once the event is over and their crossing fee is spent. LDShadowlady and Dotdotdash sneaking onto the server through Orpheus' door (husband's login)

yearly rewatch of over the garden wall and I love this show so much. wirt has a crush on a girl who's the school mascot and dresses as a clown for Halloween. the implied love quadrangle(?) going on in his nerdy little friend group. leaving the turtles and adelaide's relationship with the beast unexplained. quincy endicott's gravestone in the cemetery. the faint train sounds at the end of every intro, echoing through the series. wirt's coming of age arc where he learns to accept and step into an adult role through his identification with the pilgrim archetype and taking responsibility for himself and greg's well-being and journey. the way the woodsman lays out what they need to do to get home in the first episode (wirt needs to take charge, look after Greg, and stop blaming him for everything, Greg has to take care of and name his frog) and they finally go home once they do. how when wirt's apathy forces Greg to take charge is when they really find themselves backed into a corner, but when Greg is allowed to maintain his sense of wonder and some of his illusions and just be a kid and wirt appreciates this, things go right. Greg's unwavering trust and confidence in wirt, even when he's being terrible! the way this happens to them on Halloween, during a time of year when the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead grows thin in many cultural traditions. all wirt has to do to get them home is finally decide that's where they're going. it's everything to me

over the garden wall is just like. here is a cartoon. it is ten ten-minute episodes and is about the length of a movie. you can watch it in a little under two hours. its a masterpiece with incredibly beautiful backgrounds and perfect pacing and an absolutely charming autumn atmosphere. it's only seasonally appropriate to watch for about two months out of the year because It's The Autumn Show. you hear the opening song and your heart fills with so much nostalgia it floods into your throat and you want to start crying. it's a rock fact