Disorganized ravings. Postcards from the edge
Disorganized ravings. Postcards from the edge
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My handsome troublemaker.

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My handsome troublemaker.

Busted.

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Busted.

“I’ll smile now.” #autism #diva

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diva
“I’ll smile now.” #autism #diva

Diva fussed for 10 mins getting me to do the right style. #autism

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Diva fussed for 10 mins getting me to do the right style. #autism
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"For the last three decades many Americans have puzzled over a system that gives an R to a movie in which a women is carved up by a chainsaw and an NC-17 to one that shows a woman sexually pleasured. From such ratings one might conclude that sexual violence against women is OK for American teenagers to see, but that they must be 18 to see consensual sex. What message does this send to the kids the MPAA presumably means to protect?"

Carrie Rickey

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“You have to question a cinematic culture which preaches artistic expression, and yet would support a decision that is clearly a product of a patriarchy-dominant society, which tries to control how women are depicted on screen. The MPAA is okay supporting scenes that portray women in scenarios of sexual torture and violence for entertainment purposes, but they are trying to force us to look away from a scene that shows a woman in a sexual scenario which is both complicit and complex. It’s misogynistic in nature to try and control a woman’s sexual presentation of self. I consider this an issue that is bigger than this film.”

-Ryan Gosling on the controversy around the rating of his film ‘Blue Valentine’

(via misandry-mermaid)

nationalpost:

‘Nerdy’ teen finds over 365 Viking artifacts including 60 historic coins while exploring with metal detector
Danish museum officials say that an archaeological dig last year has revealed 365 items from the Viking era, including 60 rare coins.

Danish National Museum spokesman Jens Christian Moesgaard says the coins have a distinctive cross motif attributed to Norse King Harald Bluetooth, who is believed to have brought Christianity to Norway and Denmark.

Sixteen-year-old Michael Stokbro Larsen found the coins and other items with a metal detector in a field in northern Denmark. Stokbro Larsen, who often explores with his detector, said friends find him “a bit nerdy.” (AP Photo/Polfoto/Stokke Brothers)

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nationalpost: ‘Nerdy’ teen finds over 365 Viking artifacts including 60 historic coins while exploring with metal detectorDanish museum officials say that an archaeological dig last year has revealed 365 items from the Viking era, including 60 rare coins.Danish National Museum spokesman Jens Christian Moesgaard says the coins have a distinctive cross motif attributed to Norse King Harald Bluetooth, who is believed to have brought Christianity to Norway and Denmark.Sixteen-year-old Michael Stokbro Larsen found the coins and other items with a metal detector in a field in northern Denmark. Stokbro Larsen, who often explores with his detector, said friends find him “a bit nerdy.” (AP Photo/Polfoto/Stokke Brothers)
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Please help find my friend Joey Ross aka Tumblr user deadsarx.
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neil-gaiman:

mercurialme:

I knew y’all would have a gif set of this by morning.

Truth.

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neil-gaiman: mercurialme: I knew y’all would have a gif set of this by morning. Truth.
neil-gaiman: mercurialme: I knew y’all would have a gif set of this by morning. Truth.
neil-gaiman: mercurialme: I knew y’all would have a gif set of this by morning. Truth.
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ginandjack:

lori-justkissme:

nuestrahermana:

Bad Ass Black Goths: A Photoset For You To Reblog & Throw In People’s Faces

by Nuestra Hermana

In case you didn’t know, there has always been a lot of backwards ass racist sentiments towards black goths. Statements like, “there aren’t any black goths”, “black people just don’t look right as goth”, “Black goths are scary”, “Black people shouldn’t be goth” are prominent throughout the internet and within clubs and community circles.

Translated, these statements in their simplest root read something along the lines of: Black people cannot be gothic because they are not white.

Of course, not every non-black goth is this way but you will see more than plenty proclaim any of the above without a thought of how erasing and racist it is towards black goths.

Recently, I read someone posting something along the very same sentiment, claiming they had never seen a black person “pull off” being goth.

This here, is for all of you dears who truly believe that. I’m here to simply show you that Black goths do it real fucking well & are just as dark souled & artistically amazingly magnificent in the goth community (if not even more, yes, I did just say that to you.)

If you don’t know much about this or simply don’t believe me, you can read more for yourself here , where someone is asking for advice on “on how you would approach one” and here, where someone claims that black people make terrible vampires (TW: racist slurs)… and here where a black goth is attacked for simply asking if there are any other black goths in his area.

If you’re black and goth and want some support:

Black & African American Goths

Black/African-American Goths (364 members! Yes.)

Ps: I had a bunch more pictures but I couldn’t fit them in to this photoset.

^Truth

Kelis you are so gorgeous(and all of these women, but Kelis!)!

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ginandjack: lori-justkissme: nuestrahermana: Bad Ass Black Goths: A Photoset For You To Reblog & Throw In People’s Faces by Nuestra Hermana In case you didn’t know, there has always been a lot of backwards ass racist sentiments towards black goths. Statements like, “there aren’t any black goths”, “black people just don’t look right as goth”, “Black goths are scary”, “Black people shouldn’t be goth” are prominent throughout the internet and within clubs and community circles. Translated, these statements in their simplest root read something along the lines of: Black people cannot be gothic because they are not white. Of course, not every non-black goth is this way but you will see more than plenty proclaim any of the above without a thought of how erasing and racist it is towards black goths. Recently, I read someone posting something along the very same sentiment, claiming they had never seen a black person “pull off” being goth. This here, is for all of you dears who truly believe that. I’m here to simply show you that Black goths do it real fucking well & are just as dark souled & artistically amazingly magnificent in the goth community (if not even more, yes, I did just say that to you.) If you don’t know much about this or simply don’t believe me, you can read more for yourself here , where someone is asking for advice on “on how you would approach one” and here, where someone claims that black people make terrible vampires (TW: racist slurs)… and here where a black goth is attacked for simply asking if there are any other black goths in his area. If you’re black and goth and want some support: Black & African American Goths Black/African-American Goths (364 members! Yes.) Ps: I had a bunch more pictures but I couldn’t fit them in to this photoset. ^Truth Kelis you are so gorgeous(and all of these women, but Kelis!)!
ginandjack: lori-justkissme: nuestrahermana: Bad Ass Black Goths: A Photoset For You To Reblog & Throw In People’s Faces by Nuestra Hermana In case you didn’t know, there has always been a lot of backwards ass racist sentiments towards black goths. Statements like, “there aren’t any black goths”, “black people just don’t look right as goth”, “Black goths are scary”, “Black people shouldn’t be goth” are prominent throughout the internet and within clubs and community circles. Translated, these statements in their simplest root read something along the lines of: Black people cannot be gothic because they are not white. Of course, not every non-black goth is this way but you will see more than plenty proclaim any of the above without a thought of how erasing and racist it is towards black goths. Recently, I read someone posting something along the very same sentiment, claiming they had never seen a black person “pull off” being goth. This here, is for all of you dears who truly believe that. I’m here to simply show you that Black goths do it real fucking well & are just as dark souled & artistically amazingly magnificent in the goth community (if not even more, yes, I did just say that to you.) If you don’t know much about this or simply don’t believe me, you can read more for yourself here , where someone is asking for advice on “on how you would approach one” and here, where someone claims that black people make terrible vampires (TW: racist slurs)… and here where a black goth is attacked for simply asking if there are any other black goths in his area. If you’re black and goth and want some support: Black & African American Goths Black/African-American Goths (364 members! Yes.) Ps: I had a bunch more pictures but I couldn’t fit them in to this photoset. ^Truth Kelis you are so gorgeous(and all of these women, but Kelis!)!
ginandjack: lori-justkissme: nuestrahermana: Bad Ass Black Goths: A Photoset For You To Reblog & Throw In People’s Faces by Nuestra Hermana In case you didn’t know, there has always been a lot of backwards ass racist sentiments towards black goths. Statements like, “there aren’t any black goths”, “black people just don’t look right as goth”, “Black goths are scary”, “Black people shouldn’t be goth” are prominent throughout the internet and within clubs and community circles. Translated, these statements in their simplest root read something along the lines of: Black people cannot be gothic because they are not white. Of course, not every non-black goth is this way but you will see more than plenty proclaim any of the above without a thought of how erasing and racist it is towards black goths. Recently, I read someone posting something along the very same sentiment, claiming they had never seen a black person “pull off” being goth. This here, is for all of you dears who truly believe that. I’m here to simply show you that Black goths do it real fucking well & are just as dark souled & artistically amazingly magnificent in the goth community (if not even more, yes, I did just say that to you.) If you don’t know much about this or simply don’t believe me, you can read more for yourself here , where someone is asking for advice on “on how you would approach one” and here, where someone claims that black people make terrible vampires (TW: racist slurs)… and here where a black goth is attacked for simply asking if there are any other black goths in his area. If you’re black and goth and want some support: Black & African American Goths Black/African-American Goths (364 members! Yes.) Ps: I had a bunch more pictures but I couldn’t fit them in to this photoset. ^Truth Kelis you are so gorgeous(and all of these women, but Kelis!)!
ginandjack: lori-justkissme: nuestrahermana: Bad Ass Black Goths: A Photoset For You To Reblog & Throw In People’s Faces by Nuestra Hermana In case you didn’t know, there has always been a lot of backwards ass racist sentiments towards black goths. Statements like, “there aren’t any black goths”, “black people just don’t look right as goth”, “Black goths are scary”, “Black people shouldn’t be goth” are prominent throughout the internet and within clubs and community circles. Translated, these statements in their simplest root read something along the lines of: Black people cannot be gothic because they are not white. Of course, not every non-black goth is this way but you will see more than plenty proclaim any of the above without a thought of how erasing and racist it is towards black goths. Recently, I read someone posting something along the very same sentiment, claiming they had never seen a black person “pull off” being goth. This here, is for all of you dears who truly believe that. I’m here to simply show you that Black goths do it real fucking well & are just as dark souled & artistically amazingly magnificent in the goth community (if not even more, yes, I did just say that to you.) If you don’t know much about this or simply don’t believe me, you can read more for yourself here , where someone is asking for advice on “on how you would approach one” and here, where someone claims that black people make terrible vampires (TW: racist slurs)… and here where a black goth is attacked for simply asking if there are any other black goths in his area. If you’re black and goth and want some support: Black & African American Goths Black/African-American Goths (364 members! Yes.) Ps: I had a bunch more pictures but I couldn’t fit them in to this photoset. ^Truth Kelis you are so gorgeous(and all of these women, but Kelis!)!
ginandjack: lori-justkissme: nuestrahermana: Bad Ass Black Goths: A Photoset For You To Reblog & Throw In People’s Faces by Nuestra Hermana In case you didn’t know, there has always been a lot of backwards ass racist sentiments towards black goths. Statements like, “there aren’t any black goths”, “black people just don’t look right as goth”, “Black goths are scary”, “Black people shouldn’t be goth” are prominent throughout the internet and within clubs and community circles. Translated, these statements in their simplest root read something along the lines of: Black people cannot be gothic because they are not white. Of course, not every non-black goth is this way but you will see more than plenty proclaim any of the above without a thought of how erasing and racist it is towards black goths. Recently, I read someone posting something along the very same sentiment, claiming they had never seen a black person “pull off” being goth. This here, is for all of you dears who truly believe that. I’m here to simply show you that Black goths do it real fucking well & are just as dark souled & artistically amazingly magnificent in the goth community (if not even more, yes, I did just say that to you.) If you don’t know much about this or simply don’t believe me, you can read more for yourself here , where someone is asking for advice on “on how you would approach one” and here, where someone claims that black people make terrible vampires (TW: racist slurs)… and here where a black goth is attacked for simply asking if there are any other black goths in his area. If you’re black and goth and want some support: Black & African American Goths Black/African-American Goths (364 members! Yes.) Ps: I had a bunch more pictures but I couldn’t fit them in to this photoset. ^Truth Kelis you are so gorgeous(and all of these women, but Kelis!)!
ginandjack: lori-justkissme: nuestrahermana: Bad Ass Black Goths: A Photoset For You To Reblog & Throw In People’s Faces by Nuestra Hermana In case you didn’t know, there has always been a lot of backwards ass racist sentiments towards black goths. Statements like, “there aren’t any black goths”, “black people just don’t look right as goth”, “Black goths are scary”, “Black people shouldn’t be goth” are prominent throughout the internet and within clubs and community circles. Translated, these statements in their simplest root read something along the lines of: Black people cannot be gothic because they are not white. Of course, not every non-black goth is this way but you will see more than plenty proclaim any of the above without a thought of how erasing and racist it is towards black goths. Recently, I read someone posting something along the very same sentiment, claiming they had never seen a black person “pull off” being goth. This here, is for all of you dears who truly believe that. I’m here to simply show you that Black goths do it real fucking well & are just as dark souled & artistically amazingly magnificent in the goth community (if not even more, yes, I did just say that to you.) If you don’t know much about this or simply don’t believe me, you can read more for yourself here , where someone is asking for advice on “on how you would approach one” and here, where someone claims that black people make terrible vampires (TW: racist slurs)… and here where a black goth is attacked for simply asking if there are any other black goths in his area. If you’re black and goth and want some support: Black & African American Goths Black/African-American Goths (364 members! Yes.) Ps: I had a bunch more pictures but I couldn’t fit them in to this photoset. ^Truth Kelis you are so gorgeous(and all of these women, but Kelis!)!
ginandjack: lori-justkissme: nuestrahermana: Bad Ass Black Goths: A Photoset For You To Reblog & Throw In People’s Faces by Nuestra Hermana In case you didn’t know, there has always been a lot of backwards ass racist sentiments towards black goths. Statements like, “there aren’t any black goths”, “black people just don’t look right as goth”, “Black goths are scary”, “Black people shouldn’t be goth” are prominent throughout the internet and within clubs and community circles. Translated, these statements in their simplest root read something along the lines of: Black people cannot be gothic because they are not white. Of course, not every non-black goth is this way but you will see more than plenty proclaim any of the above without a thought of how erasing and racist it is towards black goths. Recently, I read someone posting something along the very same sentiment, claiming they had never seen a black person “pull off” being goth. This here, is for all of you dears who truly believe that. I’m here to simply show you that Black goths do it real fucking well & are just as dark souled & artistically amazingly magnificent in the goth community (if not even more, yes, I did just say that to you.) If you don’t know much about this or simply don’t believe me, you can read more for yourself here , where someone is asking for advice on “on how you would approach one” and here, where someone claims that black people make terrible vampires (TW: racist slurs)… and here where a black goth is attacked for simply asking if there are any other black goths in his area. If you’re black and goth and want some support: Black & African American Goths Black/African-American Goths (364 members! Yes.) Ps: I had a bunch more pictures but I couldn’t fit them in to this photoset. ^Truth Kelis you are so gorgeous(and all of these women, but Kelis!)!
ginandjack: lori-justkissme: nuestrahermana: Bad Ass Black Goths: A Photoset For You To Reblog & Throw In People’s Faces by Nuestra Hermana In case you didn’t know, there has always been a lot of backwards ass racist sentiments towards black goths. Statements like, “there aren’t any black goths”, “black people just don’t look right as goth”, “Black goths are scary”, “Black people shouldn’t be goth” are prominent throughout the internet and within clubs and community circles. Translated, these statements in their simplest root read something along the lines of: Black people cannot be gothic because they are not white. Of course, not every non-black goth is this way but you will see more than plenty proclaim any of the above without a thought of how erasing and racist it is towards black goths. Recently, I read someone posting something along the very same sentiment, claiming they had never seen a black person “pull off” being goth. This here, is for all of you dears who truly believe that. I’m here to simply show you that Black goths do it real fucking well & are just as dark souled & artistically amazingly magnificent in the goth community (if not even more, yes, I did just say that to you.) If you don’t know much about this or simply don’t believe me, you can read more for yourself here , where someone is asking for advice on “on how you would approach one” and here, where someone claims that black people make terrible vampires (TW: racist slurs)… and here where a black goth is attacked for simply asking if there are any other black goths in his area. If you’re black and goth and want some support: Black & African American Goths Black/African-American Goths (364 members! Yes.) Ps: I had a bunch more pictures but I couldn’t fit them in to this photoset. ^Truth Kelis you are so gorgeous(and all of these women, but Kelis!)!
ginandjack: lori-justkissme: nuestrahermana: Bad Ass Black Goths: A Photoset For You To Reblog & Throw In People’s Faces by Nuestra Hermana In case you didn’t know, there has always been a lot of backwards ass racist sentiments towards black goths. Statements like, “there aren’t any black goths”, “black people just don’t look right as goth”, “Black goths are scary”, “Black people shouldn’t be goth” are prominent throughout the internet and within clubs and community circles. Translated, these statements in their simplest root read something along the lines of: Black people cannot be gothic because they are not white. Of course, not every non-black goth is this way but you will see more than plenty proclaim any of the above without a thought of how erasing and racist it is towards black goths. Recently, I read someone posting something along the very same sentiment, claiming they had never seen a black person “pull off” being goth. This here, is for all of you dears who truly believe that. I’m here to simply show you that Black goths do it real fucking well & are just as dark souled & artistically amazingly magnificent in the goth community (if not even more, yes, I did just say that to you.) If you don’t know much about this or simply don’t believe me, you can read more for yourself here , where someone is asking for advice on “on how you would approach one” and here, where someone claims that black people make terrible vampires (TW: racist slurs)… and here where a black goth is attacked for simply asking if there are any other black goths in his area. If you’re black and goth and want some support: Black & African American Goths Black/African-American Goths (364 members! Yes.) Ps: I had a bunch more pictures but I couldn’t fit them in to this photoset. ^Truth Kelis you are so gorgeous(and all of these women, but Kelis!)!
ginandjack: lori-justkissme: nuestrahermana: Bad Ass Black Goths: A Photoset For You To Reblog & Throw In People’s Faces by Nuestra Hermana In case you didn’t know, there has always been a lot of backwards ass racist sentiments towards black goths. Statements like, “there aren’t any black goths”, “black people just don’t look right as goth”, “Black goths are scary”, “Black people shouldn’t be goth” are prominent throughout the internet and within clubs and community circles. Translated, these statements in their simplest root read something along the lines of: Black people cannot be gothic because they are not white. Of course, not every non-black goth is this way but you will see more than plenty proclaim any of the above without a thought of how erasing and racist it is towards black goths. Recently, I read someone posting something along the very same sentiment, claiming they had never seen a black person “pull off” being goth. This here, is for all of you dears who truly believe that. I’m here to simply show you that Black goths do it real fucking well & are just as dark souled & artistically amazingly magnificent in the goth community (if not even more, yes, I did just say that to you.) If you don’t know much about this or simply don’t believe me, you can read more for yourself here , where someone is asking for advice on “on how you would approach one” and here, where someone claims that black people make terrible vampires (TW: racist slurs)… and here where a black goth is attacked for simply asking if there are any other black goths in his area. If you’re black and goth and want some support: Black & African American Goths Black/African-American Goths (364 members! Yes.) Ps: I had a bunch more pictures but I couldn’t fit them in to this photoset. ^Truth Kelis you are so gorgeous(and all of these women, but Kelis!)!

cr0tch:

PLEASE READ I’M BEGGING YOU GUYS TO HELP ME.

STOP SCROLLING :’(

 

This is my best friend, Billy.  I’ve known him basically since I was born.  Our parents were friends, and it was always the joke between our families that we were going to get married, since my parents happened to have a girl and his a guy, at the same time.  He means a lot to me, even though he lives thousands of miles away from me right now.  The important thing though, is that he’s gone missing.  He is a danger to himself, suffering from depression and extensive drug use in the past year.  He was going through rehabilitation, but now he’s missing.  He’s disappeared.  The last he was seen was in Juno Beach, Florida.  This is off of northern Palm Beach County.  He’s been missing since Sunday afternoon, over forty hours.  The U.S. Coast Guard searched for him throughout Monday night, and they’re unsure that the search will continue any longer.  He was last seen wearing a pair of green shorts.  It’s uncertain whether he has gone missing deliberately, or the coast was too rough.  This is one hundred percent serious and I’m terrified.  If anybody in or near Palm Beach County has seen or heard from him, please please please contact his mother at (321) 750-3469.  This is so serious, and only serious calls are wanted.  Please help find my best friend.  I’m lost without him.

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cr0tch: PLEASE READ I’M BEGGING YOU GUYS TO HELP ME. STOP SCROLLING :’(   This is my best friend, Billy.  I’ve known him basically since I was born.  Our parents were friends, and it was always the joke between our families that we were going to get married, since my parents happened to have a girl and his a guy, at the same time.  He means a lot to me, even though he lives thousands of miles away from me right now.  The important thing though, is that he’s gone missing.  He is a danger to himself, suffering from depression and extensive drug use in the past year.  He was going through rehabilitation, but now he’s missing.  He’s disappeared.  The last he was seen was in Juno Beach, Florida.  This is off of northern Palm Beach County.  He’s been missing since Sunday afternoon, over forty hours.  The U.S. Coast Guard searched for him throughout Monday night, and they’re unsure that the search will continue any longer.  He was last seen wearing a pair of green shorts.  It’s uncertain whether he has gone missing deliberately, or the coast was too rough.  This is one hundred percent serious and I’m terrified.  If anybody in or near Palm Beach County has seen or heard from him, please please please contact his mother at (321) 750-3469.  This is so serious, and only serious calls are wanted.  Please help find my best friend.  I’m lost without him.
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clau-schwa:

always-obsessed-with-something:

ivyblossom:

“Actually, do you know what, ignore me.”

John. John Watson. He just killed a man to save me from myself. Who does that? God.

Look at him: he’s not like an ordinary man. He just shot someone and he’s perfectly fine. Not a hair out of place. He’s just standing there with those nerves of steel, those steady hands, he’s playing innocent, standing on the other side of the tape like he’s uninvolved. He thinks I won’t figure it out, he thinks I won’t know. He’s not ashamed of it or proud of himself; he just did what he thought was right. He didn’t even do it to impress me; he’s not trying to make a point, he’s not demonstrating his usefulness to me. He’s not going to hold it over my head, either. Is he. He found his way here just to protect me. Gratis. As if that’s completely natural.

Natural for him, maybe. Yes. Completely natural for him. My hidden jewel: John Watson. How could I have been so blind? 

I would be dead by now without him. I chose the wrong pill. I was wrong twice tonight. A true failure of an evening, by all accounts: two massive failures of observation, more if you count the details. It doesn’t matter: we’re both still here. Second chance: I’m paying attention to you now, John Watson. I see it all in you now.

He came after me, even after I told him I was married to my work. Even after I left him and ran off on my own, twice. I wonder if there’s a way to revisit that conversation, hmm. Not really an area in which I have any real expertise. Is that what he wants? How does one go about doing that?

I thought he was ordinary. I didn’t know what I was dealing with. Unfair! He was hiding in plain sight. He thinks of himself as ordinary, so he appears to be ordinary. To the naked eye, at least. But he’s not. Most definitely not. His hands aren’t even shaking, not even now. Look at that.

Oh, I’m keeping him.

#i can actually feel my heart shattering

Dear Ivyblossom:

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clau-schwa: always-obsessed-with-something: ivyblossom: “Actually, do you know what, ignore me.” John. John Watson. He just killed a man to save me from myself. Who does that? God. Look at him: he’s not like an ordinary man. He just shot someone and he’s perfectly fine. Not a hair out of place. He’s just standing there with those nerves of steel, those steady hands, he’s playing innocent, standing on the other side of the tape like he’s uninvolved. He thinks I won’t figure it out, he thinks I won’t know. He’s not ashamed of it or proud of himself; he just did what he thought was right. He didn’t even do it to impress me; he’s not trying to make a point, he’s not demonstrating his usefulness to me. He’s not going to hold it over my head, either. Is he. He found his way here just to protect me. Gratis. As if that’s completely natural. Natural for him, maybe. Yes. Completely natural for him. My hidden jewel: John Watson. How could I have been so blind?  I would be dead by now without him. I chose the wrong pill. I was wrong twice tonight. A true failure of an evening, by all accounts: two massive failures of observation, more if you count the details. It doesn’t matter: we’re both still here. Second chance: I’m paying attention to you now, John Watson. I see it all in you now. He came after me, even after I told him I was married to my work. Even after I left him and ran off on my own, twice. I wonder if there’s a way to revisit that conversation, hmm. Not really an area in which I have any real expertise. Is that what he wants? How does one go about doing that? I thought he was ordinary. I didn’t know what I was dealing with. Unfair! He was hiding in plain sight. He thinks of himself as ordinary, so he appears to be ordinary. To the naked eye, at least. But he’s not. Most definitely not. His hands aren’t even shaking, not even now. Look at that. Oh, I’m keeping him. #i can actually feel my heart shattering Dear Ivyblossom:
clau-schwa: always-obsessed-with-something: ivyblossom: “Actually, do you know what, ignore me.” John. John Watson. He just killed a man to save me from myself. Who does that? God. Look at him: he’s not like an ordinary man. He just shot someone and he’s perfectly fine. Not a hair out of place. He’s just standing there with those nerves of steel, those steady hands, he’s playing innocent, standing on the other side of the tape like he’s uninvolved. He thinks I won’t figure it out, he thinks I won’t know. He’s not ashamed of it or proud of himself; he just did what he thought was right. He didn’t even do it to impress me; he’s not trying to make a point, he’s not demonstrating his usefulness to me. He’s not going to hold it over my head, either. Is he. He found his way here just to protect me. Gratis. As if that’s completely natural. Natural for him, maybe. Yes. Completely natural for him. My hidden jewel: John Watson. How could I have been so blind?  I would be dead by now without him. I chose the wrong pill. I was wrong twice tonight. A true failure of an evening, by all accounts: two massive failures of observation, more if you count the details. It doesn’t matter: we’re both still here. Second chance: I’m paying attention to you now, John Watson. I see it all in you now. He came after me, even after I told him I was married to my work. Even after I left him and ran off on my own, twice. I wonder if there’s a way to revisit that conversation, hmm. Not really an area in which I have any real expertise. Is that what he wants? How does one go about doing that? I thought he was ordinary. I didn’t know what I was dealing with. Unfair! He was hiding in plain sight. He thinks of himself as ordinary, so he appears to be ordinary. To the naked eye, at least. But he’s not. Most definitely not. His hands aren’t even shaking, not even now. Look at that. Oh, I’m keeping him. #i can actually feel my heart shattering Dear Ivyblossom:

beben-eleben:

There once was a young boy with a very bad temper. The boy’s father wanted to teach him a lesson, so he gave him a bag of nails and told him that every time he lost his temper he must hammer a nail into their wooden fence.

On the first day of this lesson, the little boy had driven 37 nails into the fence. He was really mad!

Over the course of the next few weeks, the little boy began to control his temper, so the number of nails that were hammered into the fence dramatically decreased.

It wasn’t long before the little boy discovered it was easier to hold his temper than to drive those nails into the fence.

Then, the day finally came when the little boy didn’t lose his temper even once, and he became so proud of himself, he couldn’t wait to tell his father.

Pleased, his father suggested that he now pull out one nail for each day that he could hold his temper.

Several weeks went by and the day finally came when the young boy was able to tell his father that all the nails were gone.

Very gently, the father took his son by the hand and led him to the fence.

“You have done very well, my son,” he smiled, “but look at the holes in the fence. The fence will never be the same.”

The little boy listened carefully as his father continued to speak.

“When you say things in anger, they leave permanent scars just like these. And no matter how many times you say you’re sorry, the wounds will still be there.”

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beben-eleben: There once was a young boy with a very bad temper. The boy’s father wanted to teach him a lesson, so he gave him a bag of nails and told him that every time he lost his temper he must hammer a nail into their wooden fence. On the first day of this lesson, the little boy had driven 37 nails into the fence. He was really mad! Over the course of the next few weeks, the little boy began to control his temper, so the number of nails that were hammered into the fence dramatically decreased. It wasn’t long before the little boy discovered it was easier to hold his temper than to drive those nails into the fence. Then, the day finally came when the little boy didn’t lose his temper even once, and he became so proud of himself, he couldn’t wait to tell his father. Pleased, his father suggested that he now pull out one nail for each day that he could hold his temper. Several weeks went by and the day finally came when the young boy was able to tell his father that all the nails were gone. Very gently, the father took his son by the hand and led him to the fence. “You have done very well, my son,” he smiled, “but look at the holes in the fence. The fence will never be the same.” The little boy listened carefully as his father continued to speak. “When you say things in anger, they leave permanent scars just like these. And no matter how many times you say you’re sorry, the wounds will still be there.”
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k-lionheart:

evil-john-watson:

fwips:

Agent Coulson meeting his younger self 

#I don’t care that I’ve reblogged this already #it will never stop being perfectly precious

this is making me cry

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k-lionheart: evil-john-watson: fwips: Agent Coulson meeting his younger self  #I don’t care that I’ve reblogged this already #it will never stop being perfectly precious this is making me cry
k-lionheart: evil-john-watson: fwips: Agent Coulson meeting his younger self  #I don’t care that I’ve reblogged this already #it will never stop being perfectly precious this is making me cry

asieybarbie:

…so I ended up getting just super lazy/messy with it. and it came out bleh, lol.

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asieybarbie: …so I ended up getting just super lazy/messy with it. and it came out bleh, lol.