Aren't These AMAZING?!

Aren't these AMAZING?!

drarry sketches, with thanks to @mirimora, @triggerlil and @gingerbreaddrarry for the prompts :D

Every time I see this I have to fan myself and think of cold showers. Just WOW! Look at those cute lil blushes! The hands in the hair! I can’t even. This arist is so talented, y’all!

This is so cute!! I can't even.. 😭😭😭

Potions lesson back in 1971!

He's perfect. This is so gorgeous! Ahhhh!

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My mother loved three things: God, her Bible, and my father, precisely in that order.

I didn’t fit into her plans or her heart, which was devoted to serving the Lord.

She dragged us to church every Sunday and Wednesday and also to every service in between.

My knees were always bruised from kneeling on hard wooden pews that folded for use.

She prayed for my soul until the day that she died, like I was her penance.

I never did find out what the sin she committed was, but I still have her Bible.

My Mother Loved her Bible

I write the title, you write the poem! Reblog with your piece :D

I couldn’t have said it better myself.

while it is absolutely true that not every abuse survivor turns out to become an asshole or have ugly symptoms because of their trauma, the large majority of characters people bring up to invalidate the trauma of villain/anti-hero abuse survivors (”[hero character] was abused too and he turned out to be a nice person”) don’t show any symptoms at all and their personalities are unrealistically well-adjusted for the trauma they were supposed to have gone through, so if you’re mad abuse survivors flock to villains instead of the hero characters maybe start blaming the writers for barely ever giving the nice guys a realistic approach to trauma ???