Then Reblog Other People's Posts And Start Conversations With Them. I Mean That In The Nicest Way Possible:

Then reblog other people's posts and start conversations with them. I mean that in the nicest way possible: you, too, have the power to be a part of the changes you'd like to see happen. If you want to have more conversations and more community, then start conversations with other people and talk to them about their work, about their interests, about the things they love. And, speaking from personal experience? This is in fact a great way to also get more people talking to you about what you love, too.

when i say i wish people started using the reblog button more i don't mean it in a 'i want more notes' kind of way i mean it in a 'i want to read about your thoughts on this particular thing' and 'i want to have conversations in the tags' and 'i want this to feel like a community again and not like any of those boring social media platforms where artists are content creators and interactions never goes beyond a like'

I just finished binge-watching ATLA and I’m already wishing I could watch it all over again for the first time ahah. Zuko’s journey especially was so satisfying, and I had to try drawing him.

three internet trends i will (regrettably) probably never grow out of:

• typing in a cresCENDO TO EXPRESS EXCITEMENT • …………..unnecessarily……. long……….. ellipsis’ • puttinfh a typo in eveyr other word to shwo u dont really give a fukc but u actually do

One of the most character defining moments for Oliver is when he arrives early to Saltburn and... walks up through the unlocked gates to knock on the door, because this is his friend's house that he was invited to, so why wouldn't he walk up to the front door, through the unlocked gates, to just knock on the door??

Like, people come up with all sorts of convoluted class discussion, but really? Who here hasn't had a friend who invited them over, who also had a little fence and a gate around their front yard, so when you went over to their house you just knew that you were fine opening the gate and walking up to their door to knock? Because you were invited, and this was your friend's house, and that's just... a thing that you can do?

Yet when Oliver is invited to his friend's house, and he arrives a little bit early, and he notices hey! there are gates here, that are unlocked! and he walks up through those unlocked gates to knock on the door to his friend's house that he was explicitely invited to? Duncan answers the door and is instantly confused because??? We sent a car for you?? The gates weren't OPEN??? But to Oliver?

Yeah the gates weren't open. But they also weren't locked.

And if the gate isn't locked? Then why shouldn't Oliver walk right through it once he's got an invitation?

Natalie Portman being confused by the fact that you have to say “hi” to someone before starting a conversation in France got me like ?????