My Favorite Category Of Ship: Taking Characters From A Stereotypically Originally Predominantly Male

More Dwobbit Frodo! This time it’s baby Frodo with his adad! I was given on discord the idea dwarves wearing baby wraps to carry their babies with them and I loved it so much I just knew I had to draw Thorin carrying Frodo in one. In the first one Frodos maybe 1 years old? His crazy amount of hair is explained by his dwarven genes lmfaoo. In the second one he’s maybe a few months old. Anyway- I love the trope of a tough guy with a small babe, that’s literally them.

i hate moana and maui shipper

i just watched the BEST movie of my life. why is this movie SO underrated ?? it's EXTRAORDINARY

my review written at midnight of Velvet Goldmine

Some fun modern au designs of Agott and Coco

reblog !!

just a draft of hannigram I found in my docs, English is not my first language ¡

With Hannibal and Will sex is always an intense thing, it's rare that it happens, but they have learned to devour each other with their eyes, to make love to each other with words, gestures, smiles, looks. So they don't necessarily need the taste of pure flesh. When one wants something, they just let it be known by words, or a sudden rapprochement. It's often Will who asks, because he's the one who is the most dependent. Hannibal likes to stop during the day or evening, on the couch and touch Will until he makes him cum, simply with his hands and sometimes without touching his crotch. He plays with him, he drives him crazy. He simply goes until the last drop, and stops. Sometimes he doesn't even go all the way, when Will asks him, when he doesn't want to come, not to go any further.

for uhh jedi...purposes. din djarin below the cut

The witch hat fandom's collective decision to headcanon Olruggio as trans is incredibly powerful

Fun little practice sketch. I just enjoy doodling these two happy and healthy. 🎶🎵

Paul McCartney lights a cigarette during filming of Penny Lane in Knole Park near Sevenoaks, Kent on 31st January 1967

it's so, so sad and beautiful at the same time

My favourite thing about Éowyn and Faramir is that when Éowyn tells Faramir she’s in love with Aragorn, his response is basically “well duh, who isn’t.” He truly gets Éowyn, not only because he has similar experiences with despair and grief, but also because the two of them feel the exact same way about Aragorn.

Strictly, canonically speaking, Faramir isn’t in love with Aragorn, but his old-school Medieval fealty has the level of passion and intensity that a modern reader tends to associate with romantic love. (Though of course he isn’t an outlier in a series about passionate friendship and fealty.) The first time Faramir ever saw Aragorn, in the Houses of Healing, “a light of knowledge and love was kindled in his eyes” and he immediately volunteered to do anything his king asked of him, even though he had just woken up from life-threatening illness and probably didn’t have the strength to get out of bed under his own power. And what he offers to Éowyn, among other things, is this: you can continue to love Aragorn as your king and captain, we can both love him that way, and love each other with a quieter peacetime love.