forlovefromfear

gillingswater:

her,,,

queencatradora:

heyyyyadora:

getting this ball rolling

wlwsheratdp:

Glimadora stans: yall okay?

Catradora stans:

patradora:

Catra in a suit?

EVERYTHING.

cat-ra:

god bless 😇😔🙏

aviariie:

lil best friends squad .!!!!!! 🙂

itsladykit:

thebaconsandwichofregret:

There were two professors like this in my department and I was one of like 20 people who was taught by both of them so there was a very small gang of us who knew that Professor Brick Wall and Professor Overshare were married with two kids.

Imagine your OTP.

thymelord:

me: immune system why do i have a fever

immune system: well the bacteria can’t survive outside 37 degrees for long so i thought i’d raise the temperature to kill them off!

me:

immune system:

me:

immune system:

me: we also can’t survive outside 37 degrees for long

immune system:

mrs-chief:

hey y’all i wanna let you know something about game dev

it’s a fun, highly competitive field filled with people that are passionate about video games.

But also it is plagued by unethical work practices, especially crunch time, where employees of studios can see 60+ hour weeks, sleep at their desks, and forego basic hygiene under the pressure of deadlines.

There is a movement to unionize game development though, and get rid of these awful practices.

I just want y’all to keep this stuff in mind when a game gets delayed, or there are bugs or glitches or any other sort of problem with a game. Developers, especially AAA studios, pump games out faster than we can play them sometimes, but at the expense of their employees. It isn’t fair to continuously demand immediate gratification from studios, because ultimately, that translates into parents not seeing their children for three days straight, or (unpaid) interns having mental breakdowns.