#coffeetastic

6. Any tattoos do you want?- While I’m not a fan of the English used in this question, I’ve been thinking about tattoos for a bit. It’d have to be something small but symbolic, but I’m not really sure of what.

7. Any piercings that you want?- Hmm, I already have two lobe and upper lobe piercings in my ear but I would love to get an industrial and my nipples pierced! Sadly, I have such a low tolerance for pain, I’m scared aha;;;

I'm so happy...... he's finally gone :')

yyyyesss. :’D We did it!

kaotosaurion replied to your post “good fucking riddance, stephen harper. ♥”

CONGRATULATIONS

whoops?

Yeah some of them are my own stupidity at fault but others just have no rhyme or reason.

coffeetastic replied to your post “This semester is insane and it’s only week 2. So far I’ve been sick...”

STAY STRONG YOU CAN DO IT I BELIEVE IN YOU :D hahahaha it's okay I've only cried myself to sleep 3 times since the semester started A WEEK AGO WHOO

coffeetastic replied to your post: Hey there night time loiterers~ Anybody up and...

Nooooo I caught this just as I was about to sleep *sad*

*pats head*

Hush now coffeetastic for there is always tomorrow. Your sleep and well being are important. If sleep calls for you go, go and don't look back. *faints*

I thank you kindly coffeetastic. And an extra thank you for constantly reblogging things from me. Gracias.

CHILDHOOD headcanon: (AU Answer)Annie is a late talkerWhen Annie was a child she was quite. Eerily so. Her parents worried often and even sought medical help. The doctor assured them that their daughter was fine and would speak when she was ready. Still even as she grew she would not talk. Her parents grew use to the silence and occasional grumbles but they longed to hear their daughter talk. Her eyes would follow them with disinterest and she had a constant frown.It wasn’t that Annie was sad or unable to talk it was more that she had nothing to say because she was too busy taking in her surroundings. She was and observer and even as a child she understood that observing well took concentration.Annie started going to a play group when she was three and a half; her parents hoped that maybe lack of socialization was part of her talking problem. At first the staff was put off by the creepily unhappy-looking quite child. After a while though they found she was the easiest to deal with. She was often content to play by herself, she never cried for her parents, she didn’t lie, and you could still communicate with her through yes and no questions.Then the day came when she opened her mouth. A new child had joined the play group. He was chubbier than the other young ones there and his hair was so blond it rivaled her own. Even as a toddler he had a confident air that shined through in his social nature. He had a jack-o-lantern smile and soon all the toddlers had taken a liking to him.Annie was as impassive as ever. One day though, as she was keeping watch over some stuff animals the kid came over and snatched one of them up to play with Annie got herself up to go get it back only to watch the kid trip over another kid who was coloring on the floor.He wasn’t injured, badly, but he had dropped the toy. Annie toddled over and snatched it right back. Then she grumbled, “Idiot.”(Cannon Answer)I kind of imagine her getting sent out into the wild by herself at a relatively young age to learn basic survival, maybe like seven or eight.

MENTAL STATE headcanon:(Cannon Answer)Annie isn’t stable. I love her to death but c’ mon now. I  feel like she is constantly conflicted over loyalty to her people and the people she is now with. She tried really hard not to care for those people but when she it around them for so long and they show show her kindness she thinks she doesn’t deserve she does start to care in her own way.I don’t think she will abandon her village I do however believe that she is morally conflicted by her actions.