Undertale Has Slowly Taken Over My Well 

Learning “Eye of the Tiger” on guitar is the only time you’ll have montage music while you’re learning something.

Oh snap

Gamzee please!

request me stuff bbies u3u)/ °+*.

Each Pluto generation is lacking in a trait that will be highlighted in the next Pluto generation. That highlighted trait in the next trait will also lack in its own way and a new generation will be created. This shows that the transformation and change that Pluto represents is always dynamic.

Those with Pluto in Cancer focused on the family as a stable unit, failing to realize the individual talents each family member uniquely had. Due to this, those with Pluto in Leo had a strong focus on expressing yourself and having fun. However, they failed to realize that life is not just fun, but also work, which is highlighted in the Pluto in Virgo generation. The Pluto in Virgo generation was skilled in utilizing creativity into productivity, but they did not realize the beauty of taking a well needed break to enjoy the beauty of life. Those with Pluto in Libra enjoyed the beauty of life and socialized to their heart’s content, only to feel an unsettling shallowness. This shallowness is addressed when the Pluto in Scorpio generation sought to find the darker, uglier, yet intimate side of life. However, they drowned in the darkness of it all, and the Pluto in Sagittarius generation found light in the darkest of corners. Those with Pluto in Sagittarius are optimistic, but also idealistic, for they do not know their limits for they did not truly see reality. The Pluto in Capricorn generation however, does know their limits, and uses this knowledge to make practical establishments. However, due to the the confinement and restrictions of their establishments, the upcoming Pluto in Aquarius generation will break these establishments down to start something new and innovative.

New York Police Arrest Woman During News Interview for Speaking Out

In a chilling display of police intimidation, Rochester police dressed in riot gear snatched a woman away as she was conducting an on-camera interview with a news reporter during a protest against police abuse in New York Saturday night.

“I’m not going to hit anybody, I’m not going to shoot anybody. I’m going to speak to you, I’m going to use my words. I’m going to articulate myself because the message needs to be heard, the message is important. We don’t need this exact format, we need us to come out in numbers, we need more Rochesters.”

#Justice #BlackLivesMatter #NYPD #StayWoke

I decided to create a 5 Copic Marker challenge for myself based off of Homestuck troll blood colors!

I drew Vriska Serket with the colors 100, B29, B24, B32, and B31 

Vriska Serket belongs to Andrew Hussie, Homestuck                                      Art is by @royalnerd

Me

I think one of my favourite things about “Steven Universe”, and one of the things I find most touching and personally affirming, is the relationship between Rose Quartz and Greg.

I mean, here’s Rose, who’s represented as this powerful, intelligent, charismatic, beautiful woman, respected as both a warrior and a leader.  She travels to Earth and decides to spend her life there, and in 6000 years, the human she decides is most interesting, most engaging, most beautiful…is Greg.  

Greg is a doofus.  He’s bald.  He’s fat.  He’s a slob with no sense of style or grooming.  He’s practically homeless.  He’s a failed rock and roll star whose dreams of fame and fortune ended with him running a small town car wash and living in the back of an ancient van. In any other show, he would be the loser of the cast, the fuck-up, the somewhat lovable, helpless goofball who can’t be counted on for anything.

But Rose thought he was beautiful.

It’s something of a sitcom parody; the dimwitted, ugly, slovenly husband with the beautiful, intelligent wife.  Fred and Wilma, Archie and Edith, Peter and Lois, Homer and Marge.  But Rose and Greg’s relationship isn’t like that.  Even in my favourite of those relationships, that of Marge and Homer, Homer is presented as more than a bit of a jerk.  Oh, he’s a fundamentally decent man who genuinely loves his family and treasures his wife, but he’s also selfish, thoughtless, more than occasionally neglectful, lazy, and self-centered.  And more than that, in those shows, the husband is really the main character.  Most of the wife’s role is reacting to his antics.  But that’s not Rose and Greg’s story.

Greg is a good man.  Not just a decent guy under the jerky exterior, but a truly and fundamentally good man.  He stands up to his misogynist buddy.  He adores and encourages his son in every way.  He is kind and giving to everyone he meets.  He works hard, even though it’s a job that he never wanted and that has taken the place of his dream.  Speaking of that, even though he’s never seen even a lick of the stardom he dreamed of, Greg has never lost sight of his ambitions.  He still plays music, still sings, still performs, still writes albums.  Greg may never make it as a rock star, but he will never stop trying.  This is what Rose saw.  This is what Rose, one of the most powerful and respected warriors and generals of her people, came to love.

In a world where success and worth are measured primarily in material gains and career-based achievements, Greg is a reminder of what’s truly important.  In the show, his failed music career, his chubby build, his sloppy clothes, his poverty…they don’t matter.  What’s emphasised is the true, human beauty of Greg; the warmth, the kindness, the courage, the imagination, the dedication to art and devotion to family.  It’s a reminder to all of us who have been pushed to be “successful”, been hassled about when we were “going to get serious”…that even if we are living in poverty, even if we have no real career, even if we’re not conventionally attractive or haven’t achieved all we’ve wanted to…we still have value.  We still have beauty.  And we are still loved.

This is what i like to see