Has Anyone Done This Yet - Blog Posts

its beginning to look a lot like "Almost Christmas" means it wasn't Christmas!

Guys I think violence might be working for baby Azula

I love Fuyumi but how could she just ignore Endeavor's abuse of Shouto? Like seriously???

He isolates, beats up, and just f*cking traumatized him and Fuyumi acts like they can be a perfectly normal functioning family???

He should be begging for their forgiveness, head pushed into the ground as a puddle of tears gather, absolutely desperate for a chance.

And they should give him that chance, because everyone deserves at least that.

But he doesn't deserve their forgiveness, not yet. Because abusers don't deserve forgiveness, changed people do.

Did I ever tell you guys of the time I forgot Christianity was called that so I called it the "Jesus Fandom" yeah that happened I don't speak of it but it sits in my mind some days

I literally don't understand the point of voting.

Like, all we're doing is replacing one old white guy with power with another old white guy with power and giving them more power. (Excluding Obama)

Yall really believe we're working a democracy and doing the best for ourselves? Yall crazy.

And even if we get a lady or black person (again) or someone mildy young chances are they are just as messed up. Most people who go for president go for their own benefit rather than the citizens'.

"The quickest way to brighten up a room is to smile."

No, the quickest way to brighten up a room is to turn the lights on.

TS4's ending, though rather disliked even by me, makes complete sense.

TS1 was about Woody teaching Buzz he is a toy. He is Andy's toy and Andy needs him, not Woody, but Buzz instead.

TS2 was about giving other toys the aame opportunities he has, to be there for a child. To be played with and have fun!

TS3 was Woody learning to let go. Because even if he can't see or be with Andy, he will always be Andy's toy. It's just Andy doesn't need him and Bonnie does.

TS4 at the beginning comes off as a combo. Teaching Forky to be a toy and helping Gabby Gabby have a chance. But Woody also needs to let go of not just Bonnie but also the gang, his family. Because Bonnie doesn't need him anymore and well what's a toy that isn't played with? So Woody stays, he says goodbye and stays because he's finally being selfish and it hurts but he's finally making a choice for himself. Dolly will watch over the gang, and Buzz will help. And maybe, even if just once a year, he'll get to see them again.

So yeah, it was horribly sad to see Woody stay but it was the right thing for him. Because he is Andy and Bonnie's toy, but he's a toy as well and maybe other kids need him.

Cerise and Daring give me best bro vibes.

Daring just walks up to Cerise, all buddy-buddy and stuff. Cerise doesn't bother to shove him off because. When Daring needs help he goes to Cerise and when Cerise is feeling lonely or anxious she seeks out Daring.

Just....bro vibes, good bro vibes.

So y'know how Batman and Iron Man like to help *cough cough* adopt *cough* sad chuldren (specifically orphans)? Yeah i have a thought, don't get mad, and i NEEDED to share it.

Batman meets a kid (cause we have to change a few things) who just lost his parents to a car crash. Kid's got a whole company to take care of and expectations and eyes on him. Batman, of course, adopts him. The kid? Tony Stark.

Now Tony heard of the incident, truly heartbreaking, and decides to attend the funeral because the Waynes were good people. He meets their only son and child, Bruce, who's in this depressing and angry state. Kid's got no one but the butler (Alfred) to look after him. So what does Stark do? He (unofficially) adopts Bruce and looks after him.

Now there are quite a few plot holes but fudge it, it could work. I just think that though they strongly dislike each other they also would've understood and adooted each other if one was younger than the other. But like i said, lots of plotholes.

The third rider looks cool