Don't ever hesitate. Reblog this. TUMBLR RULE. When you see it, REBLOG IT.

me too wade, me too

bonus:

fascinated by people claiming that deadpool is straight meanwhile here's how they marketed Deadpool 3:

I HAVE SEEN THESE EXACT LIGHTS BEFORE HOLY SHIT

I literally wrote it down in my diary, June 25 2020

I was just taking my mini doxie out to go potty att when I noticed these lights just above the tree line in my development. The weird thing was that they were going in a cycle, like a Lenovo computer loading screen. And I watched it disappear as it moved east and have been trying to see if I can spot it again ever since.

But I am so glad someone else got a much clearer picture of them!

enjoy everyone.

in this moment, when logan saved wade and wade's universe. i think then the literal shirt and glove exploding symbolized and was literal that that was when wade was truly touched for the first time by logan.

and he saw the ENTIRE contents of logans chest they exploded out, his stomach, everything. they are glowing with light FFS! it's an x ray.

he saw logan's heart, his feelings, his strength, he has strong guts. and it was a beautiful glorious display, and exactly what's inside is outside basically. like he has a beautiful chest, that contains a beautiful heart!

they connected and kept each other alive.

and he's pretty perfect, like the guy is wonderful and wade is sick of it. he's like we get it, cover yourself up, mr perfect. he was already kinda enchanted when they got to wade's universe, but logan keeps getting better and better.

deadpool got a heart on for logan's heart

Sean Astin, who plays Mr. Greenway as well as Santa in “Elf the Musical”, talks with a fan about how at one point he has 50 seconds to change back into Santa’s costume!

Via nycharlene on TikTok.

I wasn’t crazy about this piece so I wasn’t intending on publicly posting it again, but it keeps getting stolen every five minutes so I figured I’d put it here so people at least know who to attribute the original thing to lmao

[Digital illustration, Procreate App, 2020]

ITS NOT A PHOTO????????

<3

Til they're 90

Just a reminder that Ryan said he got the inspo of Puppin's goggles from "Some creepy fairy show I was watching with my 6 year old and theres this fairy with these massive goggly eyes and I said thats it. Those are perfect for Peggy"

I WOULD LIKE YOU TO REMIND YOU

THIS. Is who he's talking about.

This is Bobble. He's from tinkerbell.

He also called Peggels "Our baby yoda" and is he wrong!?? No.

NOT BOBBLE

Can I watch a great film knowing the actresses in it were terrorized and mistreated the entire time? Can I watch a football game knowing that the players are getting brain injuries right before my eyes? Can I listen to my favorite albums anymore knowing that the singers were all beating their wives in between studio sessions? Can I eat at the new fancy taco place knowing when the building that used to be there got bulldozed eight families got kicked out of their homes so they could be replaced with condos and a chain restaurant? Can I wear the affordable clothes I bought downtown that were probably assembled in a sweatshop with child labor? Can I eat quinoa? Can I eat this burger? Can I drink this bottled water? Can I buy a car and drive to work because I’m sick of taking an hour each way on the subway? Whose bones do I stand on? Whose bones am I standing on right now? 

On one hand, it’s a privilege to be able to choose to acknowledge these horrors or not–we’re going to acknowledge that privilege. On the other hand, I once attended a lecture by the explorerer-conservationist Jacques-Yves Cousteau’s daughter and son and they had a lot of opinions about what we could do to help the environment and the ocean and I talked about how in my country, we have to drink bottled water, because it’s a desert and there’s only salt water all around, but we’re contributing to pollution and all of these things…

And she looked at me and told me not to fall into the trap of “activist guilt.” I couldn’t remember the exact words, but, it was the first time I’d heard the term and it took a weight off my shoulders.

We do what we can. It’s so much better than giving up entirely or not doing anything at all because we can’t do it perfectly. It doesn’t benefit anyone in the end if we just sit around feeling guilty about every little thing in life. I’d just joined tumblr back then (haha, so like, eight or nine years ago at this point?), I was being exposed to way more than I’d ever been before (I was previously just into feminism and animal rights/wildlife conservation/environmentalism since I was a kid), and it was weighing on me.

As long as humans are humans and living flawed lives, many consumed by greed, there will not be anything in this world untouched by evil.

I usually avoid stuff that says it was made in China or other cheap looking knockoffs, out of fear of them being made in sweatshops (now, I know even a lot of big brands use those…), it’s exhausting. Then, I read something about how people who actually lived and worked in those would still buy this cheap stuff and how this shocked the foreigner reporting on it, but they just looked confused like, it’s what they can afford and them avoiding consuming it isn’t going to change the whole system from the ground-up.

… it went on about how “money talks” and choosing where to put your money still feeds the whole capitalist system and is nearly a way of comforting yourself, but you not buying doesn’t mean everyone else isn’t. What needs to be tackled is at a much higher level than any of us can reach.

Of course, I’d still, given the choice, give my money to companies I agree with and I’ll boycott what I know to support awful stuff, but I also feel no superiority over this and know now it’s not as black and white or easy as I thought it was.

This is the same reason that moral purity “you can’t enjoy [x] because it’s Problematic ™” is such nonsense, because nothing is pure. There’s something bad about everything if you dig deep enough. As long as we lived in flawed human societies we’ve got to make the best of what they offer us. If you have the choice and means, please, do support those who do good, but also, don’t beat yourself up over not living up to an unattainable ideal.

No one can. You’ll just make yourself so miserable, you either burn up and stop fighting entirely or you’ll make yourself a non-productive, depressed heap just out of a bleeding heart left unchecked. You can’t make a change to this world if you refuse to engage in it.

Have a related article with self-care tips for activists.

Purity is one of the worst, most harmful myths humans ever invented.

Rebloging for this amazing reply telling us how to actually handle this, because yeah, sometimes I’ll simply shut down trying to find something that doesn’t cause harm to anyone

Forgive me, distant wars, for bringing flowers home.

I would also add that the gif of Chidi is important. Because even though the show kind of forgot Chidi’s problem, that doesn’t mean he wasn’t actually established to have been a bad person in the first season.

He was so obsessed with doing the “right” thing, of being perfectly pure and moral, that he hurt those around him. Constantly. He couldn’t be a supportive friend or son. He couldn’t even be passingly polite.

And it didn’t even work. He still drank the almond milk.

Him building an entire identity around purity didn’t work. But it did turn him into a selfish person, who was so obsessed with the “right” answers it got him killed.

You can’t solve all the world’s problems. And you can’t let perfect be the enemy of the good.

this is a fucked up thing to see on a youtube video