This Is MY Oc, No You Can't See It

This is MY oc, no you can't see it

having an oc you havent drawn / written about publicly yet that only exist as a concept is so funny. i have special access to this limited edition guy from my brain

I hope everyone has/had a great day but especially that group of women having a party with huge inflatable flamingos, neon pink/yellow outfits and light up shoes. Have a great birthday lady, I enjoyed watching your friends sing baby got back to a fork and ask a guy to give you his socks for a scavenger hunt

People talking about Tim's missing spleen gets me every time

damian: mother spoke to me today, said grandfather has been cherishing drake’s spleen?

duke: tim… you have a spleen right?

tim: …

duke: right?…

tim: it’s been displaced at the moment..

dick: tim! you need that to live!

tim: i’ll be fine.

jason: you literally won’t.

I know I said Lin Manuel Miranda is in literally everything but omfg can I just watch one show without him?? He's in how I met your mother??

Tf did you tag me for 😂

the point of art is not to be great but to make it transparently obvious that there is something wrong with you

The robins’ arrested development is fascinating to me on a meta level.

The first child sidekick of the golden age of comics, never meant to be a man, a child for forty years who fought and demanded the right to grow up.

The second robin is slain in his career’s infancy. An unaging symbol of lost innocence because innocence itself was no longer required. Who burst back out of his grave unwillingly, in a man’s body, dragged into adulthood all at once. A child killed twice over.

The third robin, who was comfortable in his place as a child as a sidekick, evicted because someone else needed that spot, only to be wedged back into the box. Not quite a man, but he can’t go back to being a boy either, stuck in the in between.

And the fifth robin, still a child. Destined to grow into an adult role that will never be vacated, and so cannot grow up.