So My Other Hyper Fixation Took Over And Now Im Rewatching Miraculous Ladybug Season 5...

💖 ftw it has been my absolute favorite ride or die heart emoji for like 4-5 years now. absolute slay fr best heart emoji

The Sims 2, Acrylic on Masonite :p

this may accidentally become a dancing with the stars Tumblr and if it does i apologize (not really)

get you a friend who draws you bubbline fanart when you're feeling stressed

This year has been WILD. Front row at mxmtoon concert, saw Six on Broadway, met Milo Manheim and Liz Gillies, & got signatures from all parties involved in some way or another.

My next goal is to go to some event(s) in which I can meet Drawfee and Smosh. My life would then be complete.

Also meeting Jordan Fisher. And Dove Cameron. THEN my life would be complete.

(okay also lilsimsie, vixella, and luxie....gotta travel to orlando to meet all of em somehow🤞)

I hate so much the “sentibeings” plot so much! It goes completely against he idea that the concept of the miraculous is emotion, not creation! (Like Tikki)

At Heroes Day part 2, from what Mayura said, I came to the conclusion that the sentimonster’s aren’t their own person, but, a manifestation of a feeling. Like if the inside out emotions worked like Pokémon.

And that’s why cataclysm didn’t work on them. You can’t destroy an emotion.

Imagine how cool it would be if to control a sentimonster, you had to control your own emotions, and grow as a person? Because the sentimonster is just a part of yourself?

But no. Let’s throw the logic out of the window and say that, somehow, a kwami with the power of emotion can create living beings with free will and thoughts that can destroy the universe. That’s more fun.

(The “senti-Adrien” plot could have worked if he was created with another miraculous with a kwami that had the concept of life, for example. I just don’t like the idea of a miraculous with the power of emotion creating entirely new beings).

Instead of conversion camps, there were camps to make you more gay.

send this to everyone

The multiracial experience