Strawberrykeeki - Crying Angels

At Target this lady told her son he couldn’t have a Wonder Woman doll because “that’s for girls” and then bought her daughter the same one. It got me thinking about how often I see people bar young boys from appreciating girls/women as protagonists and heroes, and my own experience with it as a kid.

Yoongi: Ho-

Namjoon: Hoseok’s not missing, he’s just right over there getting some food. Hoseok’s not cheating on you and yes Hoseok is the most beautiful person you’ve ever laid your eyes on. Now shoo.

Yoongi: I was gonna ask how your day went, you fucker.

Namjoon: …

Yoongi: …

Namjoon: For the record-

O/////O Wow!

We did it gang

7. Your anime crush

Superbi Squalo

Talk about character development. He’s no longer a meat shield, he is willingly putting his life on the line for Peach!

Good job Toad, you’ll make a certain someone proud surely

We fought, we protected, we worked, we joked, we helped, we cried, we laughed, we loved, we are nakama. WE ARE FAIRY TAIL!

I- I just can’t get over Zuko and his arc. Everything he did - everything - was out of this insane drive to prove everyone wrong, to prove that he was worth something, and it amazes me that he never realized just how valuable he already was. 

His sister tells him ‘You waste all your time playing with knives. You’re not even good!’ and he masters dual swords.

His sister is a prodigy and he’s told he’ll never catch up. He learns from dragons. He trains the Avatar. He takes her down (with the help of a very skilled waterbender)

He’s left behind by his mother, cast out by his father, hunted by his sister, and Zuko still learns unconditional love. 

His father tells him he’s worthless and unloved, that he was ‘lucky to be born,’ and he becomes a man that the world is proud of. 

Anything his family said to him, he managed to turn around and build on it. He thrived on it, exploded from it, turned all the negativity into a positive path and it’s just… it’s amazing.

There’s just no end to my love for this character. No fucking end. 

Bonus: The weak, banished prince has fangirls for all the ages. Take that, Ozai.