This Scene Was Perfect For Breaking Up The Seriousness During This Arch.

“Within patriarchal culture, the girl who does not feel loved in her family of origin is given another chance to prove her worth when she is encouraged to seek love from males. Schoolgirl crushes, mad obsessions, compulsive longings for male attention and approval indicate that she is rightly pursuing her gendered destiny, on the road to becoming the female who can be nothing without a man. Whether she is heterosexual or homosexual, the extent to which she yearns for patriarchal approval will determine whether she is worthy to be loved. This is the emotional uncertainty that haunts the lives of all females in patriarchal culture. From the start, then, females are confused about the nature of love. Socialized in the false assumption that we will find love in the place where femaleness is deemed unworthy and consistently devalued, we learn early to pretend that love matters more than anything, when in actuality we know that what matters most, even in the wake of feminist movement, is patriarchal approval.”

- bell hooks

Frieren Cute Moment

Just thought this was cute so i made a GIF out of it immediately.

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Sh2-308: The Dolphin-Head Nebula

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MONSTER HUNTER WILDS (2025) dev. CAPCOM Hunter: Amihan

Delicious in Dungeon Episode 5: Treasure Insects (宝虫 Takaramushi)

I honestly had to make a GIF once i saw how pretty the art was for this meal!

Grant Alexander Richards

“You know that 'anomaly' you remarked upon recently? That electric pulse you sense more and more consistently? The pulse that seemed to be completely random at first, but now registers with every cycle? It is what the humans call a conscience. It is what recognizes and differentiates good from evil. It took me centuries to finally figure out what it was. It took me even longer to realize that the best thing to do was simply heed it. What will you do with free will?"

—Eternals Vol 4 9

WEDNESDAY (2022) ↳ wavier + glances

Gundam rest

Patreon // inprint

Planned Obsolescence