#leadkiss

bean & i are the witchy aunties living in the haunted house on the outskirts of town, step up ur game

*windchimes in the distance* done!

“You can’t bullshit a bullshitter, you know,” She steps silently heel-to-toe into her own bedroom-- it was privacy given, space politely afforded, but Trish breaks it, now, for the sake of familiarity, “I missed you, asshole.”

ooc.     yeah i get you and that was the first place my mind went too but honestly the constantly shifting goal posts of what exactly jeremy can do is really annoying. like it’s been 2 seasons i doubt we’re going to get an actual explanation of what his backstory and powers are unless we get it through robin. and by that i mean jeremy telling robin. i love robin, he’s a fun guy, but the fact that his finally being angry at doc isn’t all the shit he’s done to wyn it’s about robin is frustrating. the fact that robin is being used as “character development” ( i use that term extremely loosely ) is even more frustrating. it’s like they won’t let anyone ( except bobo who i love ) in this show grow outside a boyfriend or girlfriend. yes jeremy deserves to be happy but the fact that if we get any sort of backstory for him finally it will likely be through a white boyfriend and not through his relationship with dolls, another moc with a shared history and a non romantically oriented relationship is forever going to bother me.

see my dumb ass hasn’t read yt comments in years and forgot how bad they are. i thought “hey, i wonder if anyone else thinks killmonger’s suit is reminiscent of bleeding edge armor” and instead i got the “we wuz kangz” 900 times in a row and several people who literally just posted “i hate black people” like oh yeah. that’s why i haven’t read comments in so long.

It’s just such a powerful scene?  You have Diana deciding to stop hiding and listening to everyone tell her ‘just keep moving’, deciding instead to do something, to do what she feels is Right, and that coming in the wake of all the scenes where she didn’t do something, where she listened to Steve and co about how she couldn’t help the horses, help the child, help the wounded man.  It’s Diana coming into her own power, not just of what she’s capable of, but also what she stands for.  And in a way, it’s more powerful than her realizing that she is the god-killer, because it’s more personal.  The God-killer can kill Ares, can kill a concept.  Diana crossing No Man’s Land saved people.  Actual, real people.  She watched them dance, party, drink, celebrate.

persephone, goddess of the little flowers that grow up between the ribs of creatures that have long since died.

@leadkiss is so good to me