maxhatter

Chise, am I not terrifying in this form?

[ Tie now the silver thread.
Tie now the roots of our veins.
The holly, so that we may not be separated.
The ivy, so that we may not come apart.
Tie to the yew tree seven times.
Until the day the snake spits out its tail. ]

» Mahoutsukai no Yome – Episode 8 «

kurozero:

– Chise, give me a new name. Take me by your side.
– Come, Ruth.

wlwvoltron:

hunk: [tells a joke]

pidge: SHDNWJXNSHSJXJS

hunk: pidge this is real life

hunk: why did you spell out a keysmash instead of laughing

jeremichal:

Oh boy, I really fucking love Travis right now

sigil-seer:

mikkynga:

technomaestro:

At first I thought this was just some other knife.

But then I realized – it’s a switch blade

NO

This reminds me of

s-alphabet:

Can we take a moment to appreciate how well done this scene was. The music was somber and beautiful, and the colors complimented the mood wonderfully. It was truly emotional.

I mean look at

How powerful

How heartbreaking this is

Seriously, look at her face

And tell me you did not cry

When her last shred of hope had been crushed

showerthoughtsofficial:

Some of us are still It from childhood games of tag

pattyjenkins:

*male celebrities worrying about getting their career ruined*

all of us:

eronthebender:

do-as-youre-told:

stimmyabby:

Sometimes people use “respect” to mean “treating someone like a person” and sometimes they use “respect” to mean “treating someone like an authority”

and sometimes people who are used to being treated like an authority say “if you won’t respect me I won’t respect you” and they mean “if you won’t treat me like an authority I won’t treat you like a person”

and they think they’re being fair but they aren’t, and it’s not okay.

This is so well put I am stunned

Sadly so many people think like this when it comes to kids and those younger than them.