now obviously i am a canon purist but worse, but in my head i'm always trying to find ways to make fanon concepts more humorous and fun to me personally, and i think i've settled on an idea where tim is a camera kid who stalks rooftops at night and bruce and jason find him and take him home because they think he's a neglected kid on account of being out alone at night and they think he's lying when he says that it was not a good idea to take him in & he's fine. things take a turn for the worse when janet and jack drake come home and call the national guard into gotham and shut the city down in search of him the minute they hear from his boarding school that he was missing from his bed when they checked in the morning & now it's a race to figure out how to deal with the fact that they've accidentally kidnapped a kid & they have to figure out how to get him home without 1) bruce going to jail for kidnapping 2) bruce being exposed as batman 3) if they just let him loose a million people will be out for his blood because of the reward money but by the time they figure out a plan tim has disappeared from their custody and now it's a race to find him again before someone bad in the city does while avoiding the national guard because someone saw tim get put into the batmobile & it ends when batman and robin are going after a gang who claims they have him but he's not there and then dick grayson saves the day by just bringing him home like "sorry janet, he showed up at my door again, i meant to get him home an hour ago but you know how traffic is out of the city" and janet's all "again?! well, no worries dick, send the titans my love" (jack doesn't know because they will think up a suitable lie for him) and bruce has to deal with the psychic damage of he was stressed out about everything for nothing.
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It's so fucking ENDLESSLY FUNNY TO ME that if you don't trigger the weave scene with Gale before the party, he asks you if you want to learn some magic with him later that night
And if you say yes the entire camp spends the rest of the party like "OH SO YOU AND GALE ARE FUCKING?? YOU'RE FUCKING????? OK FINE DAMN GUESS I'M NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOU" implying that "learn some magic" was a euphemism.
At this point I've seen people get annoyed because they didn't pick up on that, and felt 'tricked'
But the thing is... if you take the guy up on his offer he literally does just teach you magic like he said he would. Doesn't even make a move. YOU have to initiate and if you do he's like "WOAH WOAH WOAH wait a second????? You LIKE ME? I'm- I'm sorry I'm just surprised- pleasantly surprised, I promise! I'm just- hoo boy look at the time. Well I'm off then!" and fucking ditches you to, presumably, go stare at a wall and autisically contemplate what social cues he missed in the lead up to that interaction.
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I’ve seen a lot of people lately say about how they like Taylor’s music but not her as a person and it just!!! I get you can separate the art from the artist but I don’t get how you can listen to songs like my tears ricochet, innocent, soon you’ll get better, marjorie, etc. and not feel deeply connected to her. I don’t understand how you can listen to her music and not take the time to double check that the things you hear about her are ACTUALLY true and not just something the media twisted it into.
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I don't know if anyone truly needs this reminder, but just in case: qprs are not an automatic catch-all or substitute for any pairing you have that isn't quite romantic/doesn't quite work. they aren't something to automatically fall back on as a "well what if it was this instead" when a romantic pairing doesn't work out. it's not back up romance. it's not a plan b. qprs are their own category deserving of their own nuance.
is there anything wrong with having pairings be in qprs? of making those headcanons or of doing so a lot? not at all! I love seeing qpr content and representation, but seeing ships that, for whatever reason aren't working romantically or something, just be switched with a qpr...it leaves a bad taste in my mouth sometimes. It makes it seem like they're being treated as a back-up, subpar romantic plan b, which they're not. I know it's likely not intentional, but I just wanted to give a reminder that qprs don't exist just to fill all the space between for pairings, they're their own, equal category.
there's obviously more that could be said and more nuance to be had, but I don't want to make this long and I'm one perspective of many. but just be mindful of how you treat and view qprs, that's all!
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Recovery. It’s super cool and all. I’m pro- doing whatever you can to process and move forward out of clinically ill maladaptive and unhealthy behaviors or perceptions. That’s the dream and goal for anyone with complex trauma.
But has everyone forgotten to remind themselves, before presumptively jumping into that subject with someone or focusing so heavily on that expectation of them, that people need to be out of the dangerous or traumatic experience before they can start their road to recovery?
You wouldn’t see someone held at gunpoint and walk up to tell them that they need to learn to let go of their fear and hypervigilance because it’s disruptive and harmful, yeah? If you were to choose to involve yourself, it would be more helpful and less disruptive for everyone to focus on ending the conflict, on their safety, on their escape.
Sometimes, and everyone will likely do it at some point unknowingly, someone will make a comment or suggestion about recovery and talk passionately about the shared experience of trauma recovery and processing they have based off of vague information— And they’ll accidentally overlook that the other person isn’t a survivor. They’re still fighting and enduring it.
If someone has a behavioral problem that they picked up for survival in a hostile environment or situation, it could be dangerous to let it go before they leave. Becoming a better, happier, thriving person sometimes isn’t the top priority because staying alive is. I’m very pro-recovery, but I’m pro-staying alive before that.
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See I use tone tags, not because I usually find myself needing tone tags to understand other people, I just need everyone to know exactly what I mean at all times and make sure that it doesn’t get misconstrued or misunderstood.
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sometimes when i have to write discussion board replies for school i just pretend i’m commenting on someone’s fanfic 🤠
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hypothetically if i made a jerry the king lawler edit/fancam is that something i want permanently on the internet???
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Hey we're here to ask you to not imply that present is pro cop!! <3 thank you <3
I uh. I didn't? Eddie's story is thematically anti cop, I was referring to her. I haven't said anything about Present, except a compliment in the poll blog's ask box...
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