Gideon Nav terrible fashion sense is so important to me babygirl has never been free to dress herself in her LIFE and i firmly believe that if she did have that freedom she would wear just. the most dogshit outfits. socks with slides. neon colors. shirts that say TITS with an arrow pointing down. outfits so bad every woman she meets is begging to take her on a department store makeover episode. outfits so bad you wonder if she got dressed in the dark upside down picking her clothing items by chaos potential. outfits so bad they wrap around to being sick as hell before winding back and punching you straight in the face
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I have finished episodes 7 and 8 of Hazbin Hotel. Fucks. Obviously.
First thing I will address without exception is Lucifer roasting Adam's game to his face. Yes, King!!! Oh my fucking god! Get him! Physically and mentally! I hollered over the dialogue and had to play it back. Note my volume was at twenty. I've been thinking that exact thing from the start and to have Lucifer vocalize it during battle is legendary.
Bless Jeremy Jordan's delivery as well. Sold it. Phenomenal casting. Wouldn't have anyone else playing Lucifer.
Look at our badass apple pie protecting his girl. Fuck. It. UP!!
Also- his demon form...Vivzie, we need to talk. We need to talk.
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List of post breakup prompts
“You moved on so quick, didn’t you?”
“I loved you at one point, but I guess those feelings faded with time, and I couldn’t keep you by my side knowing I’d be wasting both of our’s time.”
“The thought of you moving on from me hurts like nothing else.”
“If there’s one last thing that I want to ask of you, it’s that I’d hope you’d never forget me; that I’d occupy a portion of your mind; even if it’s just a small, small part.”
“Oh, wow. It’s been… It’s been a long time, hasn’t it?”
“Are you still not over them?” “I don’t think I ever will be.”
“You took such a big piece of me with you and never bothered returning it.”
“It just— it feels like I can never love someone else the way I loved you.”
“Don’t you dare forget that you left me. So no, I will not take you back. You can go shove it for all I care.”
“I miss what we used to be; what we used to have.” “You didn’t miss it enough to return my calls though, did you?”
“How about we sit down, have a cup of coffee and do some catching up? It’s been a long time.”
“I didn’t lose you. You lost me.”
“Can we do a take two?”
“You were never my happily ever after.”
“Do you know [name] got shit-faced because of you last night?” “They did what?” “Apparently they miss you or whatever.”
“You broke up with me, you asshole!” “Yeah, well, I regret doing that!”
“That’s not how this fucking works. You don’t get to just waltz back into my life and think that I’d be okay with it. It’s been three fucking years. I waited for three fucking years, and when I finally give up on waiting, you decide to come back and fuck things up? You don’t get to do that, you selfish prick.”
“I don’t think I ever really got over you.”
“Do you really think I’m that easy?”
“I wish I hated you. It would make things so much simpler.”
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theology of gentle parenting
My mother believes tantrums
are inherently sinful, wrong
expressions of will.
I cannot agree.
Not least because Original Sin is
an Augustinian notion, but also
because I look at my son,
losing his little mind because
I denied him a fourth treat.
He has no concept of right and wrong.
He knows only "want" and "don't have."
He experiences disappointment, yet
without the grownup capacity to
rationalize and accept.
He screamed because I took a bath
too hot for his little body, and
because he was tired and cranky.
Say it is sinful. Say he is doing wrong.
Surely grace becomes so much more imperative?
He has no concept of right and wrong.
He knows only the
strong emotions of the moment, and
he is distracted in the next by his toys.
Or we take a timeout and help him calm,
teach him to soothe those emotions.
But why is it sinful? He has these
Big Emotions and no words to put them in.
Are not emotions from God?
Is it sinful to feel disappointed? Or angry?
The proverb says "be angry,
and do not sin."
Is not the anger accepted, then?
Are we condemned for emotion?
I cannot accept that. I cannot
believe in a God Who forms us a certain way
and then damns us for acting
as we're formed.
I cannot accept such injustice.
So I will show my son grace and gentleness.
Is that not divine?
And even if I am wrong,
if it's sin after all,
is not forgiveness, compassion, Love
the essence of the Divine?
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