My friend forgot to secure the latch on his magic card briefcase and all his commander decks are now mixed together. Now he’s playing 1200 card pickup and has to reorganize everything.

DOCTOR WHO 14.01 "The Star Beast"

MLP: Dungeons and Friendship (WIP) yes I know shy isn't there; im working on it

Reblog if you were born in the 1900's.

AU where paris is just a little less of a dumbass

Urushitober16

the wrath of the whatever from high atop the thing

Anthony Machuca · “Forbidden knowledge”

loling at this question specifically:

Jesus christ, I’m not even tall.

my poor girl, she deserves so much better.......

long time rivals

cleaned up an old dream goji sketch

original

tumblrinas need to see this

Lies of P and Boundaries

I love that there's an entire story about humanity, consent, and intimacy buried just in the interactions with the cat in Lies of P.

In the beginning when he's Just a PuppetTM, P does this silly thing of trying to force interaction with the cat by bringing his hand down on top of their head. They obviously back away and hiss from such forced contact.

Eventually as P becomes more human, he learns that he has to offer the option for contact and let Spring come to him. This is when Spring begins to allow P to pet them.

As P grows further, Spring allows him to pick them up. But P is awkward about it, sort of jiggling the dangling cat in an attempt at warmth. He's not quite sure how to deal with the sudden intimacy he's been allowed and sort of fumbles the opportunity.

When he finally becomes maximally human, P still picks up the cat, but does so slowly and almost reverently. Once in his arms, P supports the cat's body instead of allowing them to awkwardly dangle.

We progress from forced contact to contact only with consent. Then we progress from awkward intimacy to true, reciprocal and supportive intimacy. And since these interactions are intimately tied with the game's Humanity system, it makes sense to read this as a metaphor for what makes us human: kindness, respect, consent, and the kind of emotional intimacy that is mutually supportive.