sequi-lux:

Chibi Team 7 ♥ 

P.D. Sasuke celoso e.e 

Suelta a MI Naru (?)

sunkelles:

small-magical-mean-world:

gatzzby:

hannahsneakers:

why don’t they have big hyped up award shows for books

i mean

best male/female character

best antagonist

best plot development

best plot twist

come on

#book you threw across the room the hardest

best book series

best books you could analyze and write fanfic for

why don’t we just do this ourselves? like tumblr prom? 

mybigfatredwedding:

How Did You Find That Untagged Post From 11 Months Ago a story of confusion, fear, and general unease

reynabeths:

artisanscribbles:

cedarleaf:

reynabeths:

Something I’d really like to see with a genderswap!Percy is for someone to remember why Sally named him Percy and follow that same logic for fem!Percy to find a female figure in Greek mythology that had a happy ending to name their genderswap!Percy, instead of just trying to find a random ‘P’ name.

I’d go with Andromeda.  Being the original Perseus’ wife, she probably got a happy ending too, you know?

Mind you, the problem with that is that there are far fewer females in Greek mythology and most of those were horrifically punished as well. Or they were considered passive characters at best.

George O’Connor in “Hera: The Goddess and Her Glory” has one of the best lines explaining this- “When the men of Ancient Greece wrote down their stories, they did not think to ask the women theirs.”

I’m not sure there is an example of a female hero getting a happy ending because women seem to only be there to get sacrificed or raped or rescued. None of which keeps the tone of the series well, which redefines what it means to be a hero in this modern age.

I like when Fem!Percy (mine version is usually Presea) gets her own name. I feel like it gives her a chance to rewrite the stories of female heroism and actively make her own happy ending.

Yes, it is true that the females in Greek mythology were, often times, far more tragic than the males. Given that women, in ancient times, were rarely given thought as anything more than property - many women in Greek mythology were seen as prizes to be won; Andromeda, Atalanta, and Helen, just to name a few - this is not that surprising. The women with stories of more than that are few and far between.

There are, however, a handful of women who did have happy endings; Penelope, for example, as was suggested as a possibility, did have a comparatively happy ending, as did Psyche, in some versions of the myth. While neither of them would really be a ‘hero’, by definition, Penelope, at least, would be a workable name for a female version of Percy; it follows Sally’s logic of a happy ending, it’s easily shortened to Penny, and whether traditionally thought of as a hero or not, the name has ties to heroes and Penelope showed traits that would be considered heroic.

I do see a point in giving Fem!Percy a name of her own (Presea is actually a nice choice, I think, btw). However, I have seen a fair few female Percys with names that feel like they were choice at random, with no thought put in the name, hence why my original post was made.

starfleetgrad:

kawaii-cthulhu:

dooiepierlala:

atomicblonde:

lamamama:

Reblogging from the grave

O H M Y G O R N

LMAO.

omg

IT’S FINALLY BACK

reynabeths:

Something I’d really like to see with a genderswap!Percy is for someone to remember why Sally named him Percy and follow that same logic for fem!Percy to find a female figure in Greek mythology that had a happy ending to name their genderswap!Percy, instead of just trying to find a random ‘P’ name.

I’d go with Andromeda.  Being the original Perseus’ wife, she probably got a happy ending too, you know?

foodtrucker:

I simultaneously want to sleep in bed forever and do everything in the world

ironmanmark42:

hiddlestalker:

foreverwholocked:

mare-mare-mor-mor:

aj—la:

221b-hound:

shaddicted:

ireallyshouldbedrawing:

Sentiment.

;___________________;

Oh, Mycroft, honey.

NO

tHIS SHOULDN’T HURT AS MUCH AS IT DOES

this physically pains me

fuck and you and crying and pain

coffeebuddha:

hawkandhandsaw-az:

Fuck Yeah Feminist Thor. 

#okay i love this both for the message it contains #and for the fact that now i’m just #imagining #thor #wandering around earth on his days off from avenging shit #and casually stopping people who are being assholes and being like #HELLO #I AM NOT OF THIS REALM #AND YOUR BEHAVIOR IS REPREHENSIBLE BY THE STANDARDS OF ALL CIVILIZED BEINGS #HAVE YOU PERHAPS CONSIDERED BEHAVING IN A LESS ABHORRENT FASHION #FOR I KNOW THAT IF YOU ATTEMPTED SUCH FOLLY UPON ASGARD EVEN MY BROTHER LOKI WOULD LOOK UPON YOU AS FOUL #ADDITIONALLY I AM SEEKING WHAT I AM TOLD IS THE BEST VENDOR OF DOGS THAT ARE HOT IN THIS CITY #IF PERHAPS YOU WOULD GUIDE ME I WOULD BE WILLING TO RECONSIDER MY ASSESSMENT OF YOUR CHARACTER #and people just #staring #at him #in fear/amazement #while he frowns at them radiating good intentions and Powers They Know Not Of #and his cape billows in the wind

*dies*

otpswillruinyourlife:

thirdinline:

superwholocktheslytherin:

burdenedw-gloriouspurpose:

like-lucy-in-the-sky:

 

faceoffailure:

koriokami:

mandamedieval:

THE GLOWY STICK GENERATION ASSEMBLE

THE GLOWY STICK GENERATION

what about the glowstick of destiny

reblogging for the glowstick of destiny

Close enough, let’s go. 

sorry wait are we gonna forget 

but-tonightwedance:

ryu-gemini:

whenever anyone draws anything for me i just

whenever anyone does anything for me i just 

supernaturallyyoungjustice:

made from this

knittedlampshade:

thinking about shitty awful bigoted things you said in the past

olitzshipper:

bron-tyde:

Oh my god who dosen’t want this on their blog?

Love this