artemispanthar:

Everyone after “Legs From Here to Homeworld”:

cuddlylance:

uhhh can we get a scene where allura’s just quietly sitting down with the team during some down time, and while it’s quiet, lance begins talking… using a shyer version of his usual suave, flirty voice he uses when delivering a pickup line – the exact one allura’s used to recieving from him. so she naturally frowns and opens her mouth to cut him off, yet when she looks up, she finds that lance isnt standing near her. lance isn’t even looking at her – he’s sat down on the free space of the rock keith is perched on, eyes trained on the side of keith’s face. and, allura notices, that in reply to lance’s “joke” keith is chuckling, rolling his eyes as he returns an equally as flirty response with a smirk on his face

it’s when lance dips his head down slightly, dimples defined and teeth catching his bottom lip, when she whispers a quiet “OH”

scaltrite:

everyone in keith’s garrison troop: don’t do something stupid !! you’re gonna get us all in trouble !!

keith, a chaotic 12 year old filled with rage and spite:

Guys

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charlesbeckendorf:

whenever someone new to the pjo books asks me something about the characters’ ages I break out in a cold sweat as I picture rick riordan’s timeline

fini-mun:

squareclocks:

I fucking hate it when you’re in such a fantastically giddy mood and then you see one simple little thing that makes you think, “oh” and then you just get this empty feeling in your chest and you get nauseous and the world just crumbles and you want to just lay under a blanket and close your eyes and fall asleep and never wake up. 

From what my therapist told me, this happens because our emotions aren’t really on the ‘opposite’ ends like we tend to think of it. Happiness is not ‘up’ and sadness is not ‘down’-. In a way they’re actually right ‘next’ to each other.

If you’re super happy, it can turn into super sad very easily, because your emotions are already highly elevated and it’s only a very minor shift as far as your brain is concerned.

Knowing this can help you fight it, and it can help you be more aware of what’s going on while you’re happy and help avoid shifting towards misery.

I used to always wonder why it seemed like my happy days ‘couldn’t last’ or that bad things would ‘always’ happen when I was happy. It’s not that happiness is doomed to fail, it’s that emotions are volatile. I hope that helps people who experience this too- when you understand what’s going on more it’s easier to manage.