brichibiwritesthings:

Check it out!  My wifey finished up my website  :)  It’s still being updated, but there are story previews, crafts, cosplay, articles, and all sorts of things  <3

Huzzah for things getting done!

otothettotheotp:

stoned-levi:

askfangirlmikasa:

snowh1te:

Favorite part of episode 25

I see a new mini-Eren

*headcanons mentally firing at rapid speed*

what if she’s the future lance corporal

You don’t understand; she has it worse than eren. Eren lived in the district where the survery corps left and returned by. So he always saw the bloody defeated survey corps come back from their fights against the titans. So in a way he realized how bad of a threat the titans were. And he was always trying to convince the garrison to be prepared for a titan attack, and his best friend talked about how the walls may never hold the titans back forever.

But THIS girl. She lives in the secure part of the walls. The richer part. You can see that the clothes that the civilian women in the back ground (and ever her) wear are very different from practically ALL the clothing from Shiganshia (or however you spell it)

She’s never seen titans. She’s never seen the survey corps returning from failure. She’s been living under the idea that she was safe in Wall Sina. That even if the other walls were breached she would always be safe.

But she wasn’t.

Welp.  Guess I didn’t need anymore feelings after all.  Not that Attack on Titan left me with much but this just takes the rest of them away.  Thanks.

nymre:

Halloween in snk town. they do it for the kids (and yes that is hanji)

Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees!

Something I will never understand is this mindset to “stop whining.”  Like, if someone is making fun of you, aren’t you supposed to stand up for yourself? With the cosplay article and stuff I’ve been told a few times (very few) to “stop whining” because that just fuels the haters more.  Why is the expectation to just sit quietly, take in the nasty comments, and not say or do anything?  

Granted, I didn’t say anything directly to the person who hated on me, but I did, at least, do something.  There’s some people who just aren’t worth the effort because they’re literally just there to make you feel bad.  But I could at least, you know, respond in my own way.  I wrote an article and I fried some chicken.  I said some stuff to show that, you know, this kind of thing happens, but that shouldn’t stop you from going out there and being you.  How is that “whining” at all?  I’ve been told to “own up to my fat” and like, I never once said that I didn’t?  I know what I am, and I flat out said that.    

Also, telling someone not to complain and whine isn’t helpful.  Everyone reacts differently to things.  Such nasty comments don’t bother me because I already have been called a bunch of names growing up, but there’s people who aren’t like me.  There’s people who are affected by words, and you telling them to “stop whining” isn’t going to solve anything.  They’re not going to magically be like, “Yeah, you’re right, I’m fat I should be proud.”  I wasn’t like that before.  It’s not like I was magically some woman who fried chicken in the face of my haters, no.  It takes time to gain confidence, and there’s nothing wrong with it taking time.  It’s not o.k. to look down on a plus sized person who gets upset about being called names.  How is that going to help them?  “Just shut up and laugh it off,” how is that encouraging at all?  That’s just going to make someone feel worse, because not only are they suddenly “a fat whale” according to some asshole, but according to you they cry too much. According to you they’re just looking for sympathy and need to suck it up and move on.  But, not everyone can move on, and you’re not going to help by trying to shove them forward.    

You don’t fix a negative with a negative.

Should you be ashamed of who you are?  No, of course not, you should love yourself.  But the way you get someone to feel that love is by encouragement, and frankly, being called a cry baby isn’t encouraging.  That article wasn’t looking for sympathy, at no point was I like, “I got made fun of whoa is me,” it was flat out, “Hey I got made fun of, it happens, but that shouldn’t stop you from doing what you love.  There are a lot of people out there who will love what you do, so go out there and be you.”  I mean for fuck’s sake, I fried chicken over it.  I don’t need sympathy, and I’m not whining.  I’m speaking my mind and telling others to not be afraid to cosplay because some asshole wants to call them names.  But, at the same time, if it takes someone a minute to be at the level of confidence you want them to be at, then please, give them a minute.  Eventually, they’ll be able to “laugh it off” and enjoy how wonderful they are, but if they can’t do that right this second, that’s fine too.

apocalypse-aradia:

lovelunalovegood:

this movie is the scariest shit

the scariest part is that this is exactly how most parents are

I find it ironic that her mom is on the computer not paying attention when the stereotype is that kids are the ones who are so absorbed in technology that they don’t notice what’s going on around them.

We are definitely friends omg twin!  *hugs*  That’s really cool though, and super flattering to hear someone be like, “That’s Bri!!”  <3

I would go to that lecture so fast  *__*

Awwww, thank you so much!  *hugs*  

perks-of-being-chinese:

pinkgom:

Ill tell you how much you did out of 5 

please :)