Someone: Video Games Aren’t Art.

A collection of Ladyknights, for anyone feeling particularly chivalrous.

Monotone

Charlie called this paying homage to what we did last season, but on crack. This time around, I think the story’s just very different. Last year, that hallway fight, he was tired, already beaten, broken, hurt, but he comes through to save this child. Here, this is more - as the showrunners describe it - more of a descent into hell. He’s challenged by Frank Castle not to cross that line, but you feel like he might actually cross it as he’s moving down into hell. - Phil Silvera 

An illustration of my obsession with notebooks.

Triptych (2017)

Shit that comes out of your body isn’t fucking God‘s plan, you put it there. Even immaculate conception them only in allegedly happened once. Ever. Not every day of your life for years. Change your diet you dumb twatts.

me at 13: *has acne*

somebody: don’t worry it will go away

me at 20: when

@staff @support

Bots are “reblogging my posts” and changing them into spam links. So it looks like I posted it first.

You guys killed the strongest organic demographic on your platform out of panic and lethargy, and still can’t even protect your users. Get it together.

Thanks Valhalla Mind with Zane Baker #life #happy #quotes #inspiration

“Spiritual love never hurts; it is only our narrow, limited expression of ‘human love’ (emotional attachments, projected fantasies, egoic expectations & conditions) masquerading as real love is what brings on the feelings of personal pain & suffering.”  ~Anon I mus (Spiritually Anonymous)

In projection, we believe that our relationship problems happen ‘out there’ and it doesn’t even occur to us that we are the source through which we see and judge others. People are the screens which we cast of our egoic projections onto; this is how humans interact with each other. This means that people are not genuinely relating to each other, but rather to their own mental projections.