"bluey Sets Unrealistic Expectations For Parents" Like We Haven't All Wondered Why Our Parents Don't

It makes me happy when they listen

until they learn how to climb, that is

Grover’s reaction to hearing two twelve-year-olds having philosophical conversations about trust and parenthood while he’s trying to sleep is so 24-year-old of him

Tried out a new style , not sure how i feel about it!

going to bed at 8pm was the best idea I ever had. vastly improved my quality of life. I also don't have very good ideas so this was new to me

this is barely related but I thought that the cranboo was something about cranberries

my reading comprehension sucks, apparently

c!Tubbo's actions to c!aimsey were not great, and c!aimsey in the future will have every right to be angry/upset/not trust c!Tubbo, and don't take this as justifying any action.

But let's note why he's lashing out to him specifically. c!Tubbo is angry, and grieving, and now the person of interest of that anger is c!Aimsey. Because yeah, c!Sam killed his husband, but that didn't fix the fact his husband is dead and won't even live in the house he moved into. c!Aimsey becomes the center of his grief because they are making a home in a place that was always meant to be him and cranboo. And it's a reminder that it might never be that. His actions hurt, but he's not a villain. He's not uncaring. He's in pain.

I think a big reason why kids have trouble learning to be polite is that no one is ever polite to them

Trying to get a glass of water but i cant. The water goes up