we collectively dont deserve her

Majestic

“Estrella?”

Gabriel knew that he was doing something really bad by telling her what he was about to say. But god dammit, if ANYONE deserved to know, it was her.

Angela’s Secrets | Accepting

☠ - angry/violent headcanon

You would send this. Angela is far from being violent with others, she normally tries to avoid conflict if it is at all possible. There are a few moments when her emotions break through that wall and let loose a different kind of fury. When she’s angry, she will start to get petty. Making snide remarks here and there, purposefully doing something wrong or not even doing the request at all. Angela has a silent anger, one that you can feel, but you never actually see until she says or does something. If she gets extremely angry, depending on on the situation, she will come after you verbally, doing whatever it takes to get you to back down and back the fuck off. There will be other times when she is angry because she cares so much and is trying to get the other person to see her side, in which case, she blurts things out that she doesn’t mean or that she was merely thinking, not having the actual intention of saying it.

Younger Angela was not quick to anger either...unless your name was Jesse McCree. In which case that had to be the only time people saw Angela Ziegler disgruntled and throwing literal punches at someone. Until they set aside their differences, Angela was never a happy camper when he was around.

FUCK U

〈 stranger things sentence starters - accepting! 〉

“This is meant to be fun?” The captive widow examined the handheld puzzle in her hands, turning the wooden device over a few times. She knew that Sombra was a hacker, which she assumed was a bit like solving a puzzle (cracking a code, what-have-you), but this seemed a bit…

“Is this not a toy for children?” Amélie was aware that she was being kept under lock and key and that she was in need of entertainment, but she had a difficult time understanding how this little box would serve as entertainment. Of course, it wasn’t like she was allowed any type of electronic, and nothing sharp or potentially dangerous. They hadn’t even allowed her knitting needles when she brought up the suggestion (after having remembered that, apparently, she used to enjoy such a seemingly dull activity).

goals tHO