Being On The Ace Spec Is So Funny To Explain To Other Ppl Lmao

Being on the ace spec is so funny to explain to other ppl lmao

I’ll just be here minding my own business and my friend will be like “do you think *celeb name* is hot?” And I’m just like “ I mean… I guess? What does hot mean? They’re kinda aesthetically pleasing I suppose.” And my friend will look at me like I have 2 heads.

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Reblogging this to give it more attention as I’m still really curious about it

The owl house theories!

I normally don’t post on here but where else can I share my fan theories? Plus, I’ve spent hours at this point thinking up new possibilities and being so incredibly excited by all of this!!

I noticed something while watching The Owl House that I’d like to see if anyone else noticed.

In the first episode, when luz is fighting the warden with Eda and king, she takes out the fireworks she had earlier in the ep. To defeat the warden dude. (Which proves she was going to take them to normal camp lmao) however, in the firework explosions, there were magic glyphs. (remember this is the FIRST EPISODE). The glyphs weren’t hidden in any way and were pretty outright, similar to the fireworks in the coven parade episode which proved that fireworks that originate from the isles have glyphs in them. This brews a couple theories.

Theories

1.) When items are brought through the portal to the boiling isles, they are automatically flooded with magic and that affects their usage. This raises a couple of questions, one being is it all items or just some, and, if that’s the case, why only some? And does it affect beings that go in and out of the portal? What exactly about the portal does this?

2.) Luz got the fireworks from someone who used to live on the boiling isles and is now living in the earthly realm. If that’s the case, who are they? Why are they selling boiling isles products? If the fireworks didn’t originate from the boiling isles, why are they magic?

3.) Something about Luz owning the fireworks makes them magic. If that’s so, does it affect her other possessions? How long has it been going on? Does she have some other connection to the boiling isles we don’t know about?

Extra

My friend suggested this could be the set up to Luz learning the light spell however in every firework explosion is a new/ different sigil so it’s not just the fire/explosion glyph and none of them are light glyph. It could all just be something that the creators put in for fun and decoration but something about it just makes my mind tick….

There’s always more theories I haven’t thought of yet but even just these three have so many details and inferences we could make if we knew what was cannon. There is always the possibility it was put there for the viewers to make the connection of glyph magic but I think there’s more obvious ways to do that. Plus, I feel like doing something like that isn’t too important to the plot. What difference would it make if we knew about glyph magic before Luz?

I just thought I should share and see what the community has to say! Lmk your theories!!

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The need for my real wings to return to me is reallll <\3

Referring to your _type as another entity from you but also part of you at the same time is so cool.

Like: “this makes my bird theriotype(s) so happy!!”

It just scratches my brain in the best way tbh

i am not a human who mentally identifies as a wolf, i am a wolf who physically identifies as a human. they are not the same. i am not my body.

I VOLUNTEER‼️‼️

"I'm babey n I like to snuggle my stuffies n play tea party" that's awesome sometimes but who's going to build a littlest pet shop dictatorship and overthrow it with me. who's going to play orphans escape the witch in the woods with me. who's going to fight to the death during sharks and minnows with me.