I Read TMI/TID For The First Time A Couple Months Ago And I Can't Get Over That Jace And Will Are Both

i read TMI/TID for the first time a couple months ago and I can't get over that Jace and Will are both scared of ducks. Not bc it's cute or whatever, but bc why tf do they think ducks are scarier than geese?

disclaimer: i used to raise ducks, i am extremely biased

but like- geese are super territorial and ducks are adorable. i just don't get it

i know we talk about the jason todd buzzfeed unsolved episode but why does no one ever mention the wayne family murder dateline episode? *keith morrison voice* next, we discover the series of events that might have led the waynes to be killed in the alley on that fateful night... after the break

while we're on the topic of talking about changes the pjo show made that i love, im glad they didn't push the whole Annabeth saying she and Percy *have* to be enemies because athena and Poseidon have beef. Instead she's just this cryptid autistic strategist 12 yr old who stalks Percy and pushes him into the water. She's like "hmm this white boy will perfectly serve my purpose and schemes" and she's so real for that

true friendship is when they spend their only free time in order to listen to your 70+ slide presentation on how every main character in teen wolf is gay

me: *explaining to my family that there is, in fact, more than one robin*

my family: *trying to have a normal conversation*

me: and isn't is weird that dick's best friend is a speedster when most of the batfams best friends are part of the superfam?

my family: jesus christ- please stop

my friend posed a question:

could riley in inside out be seen as nonbinary/gender non-conforming? bc when we see her parents all their emotions are the same gender, but riley's aren't. also, a couple of the emotions are queer coded.

idk i think it's worth pondering