sly4good Piplup it is. 8D @all my followers: What…

If I suggest Greek Gods and Goddesses would you hit me?

queenbean03:

After seeing Onion Friend I’m convinced that Onion is meant to be autistic. 

The way he acts reminds a lot of an autistic child. He speaks only to his family and has his own odd way of doing things that works for him. Steven is uncomfortable around him but his family obviously loves and accepts him the way he is. I think Onion broke into Steven’s house and stole his chips because he wanted Steven to play with him. 

Onion tries to do things he likes to do with Steven, and when he didn’t respond well to the snake or the birthing video, Onion decides to show him his secret stash of GUYS and GALS. That must be Onion’s special interest, something precious to him that he knows he and Steven have in common. That moment when he gives him one of his toys proves to me that he wants Steven’s friendship for real, he just has an unconventional way of expressing that.

So uh… Can we please not compare Onion to the spawn of Satan anymore? It’s really uncomfortable for me as an autistic woman.

totaldramadevotee:

tfw I literally just noticed that the Kusakabe fire never happening wouldn’t just affect Jinta, but how the trio would work and I’m

Izumi was never babied by Jinta and as such is much more open and is probably the most motherly of the trio (in a healthy way) despite being the youngest.

Mai was never traumatized by the incident and never became a shut-in. Because of this, she ends up still being the sharpest tongue on the block but being more of a class clown, often pulling the rest of the siblings with her antics.

Jinta never had a reason to take up cooking and barely would have an antagonistic bone in his body. He still talks too much and says awful things without thinking, but would ultimately be a lot more chill and fun-loving.

fandomsandfeminism:

hiddenhogwarts:

Molly Weasley knowing her youngest is trans long before Ginny comes out, and reassuring her daughter that “we’ll still get you new clothes as quick as we can, dear. Ron’s hand-me-downs just wont do, will they?”, whenever Ginny worries about her transitioning being a burden to her family.

Molly Weasley immediately accepting the fact that Ron likes girls, “but also wouldn’t mind dating a guy like Krum”, and instead of making a big deal about it, just tells him embarrassing tales of her romantic life.

Molly Weasley finding out about Aspie Hermione and helping her sew weights into her robes and making her stim toys and teaching her spells to help with noise. (And never hesitanting in any of this, even when’s she’s mad at Hermione, because her anger will never overshadow her need to care).

Molly Weasley send the Twins constant letters reminding them to study, as well as little ways she finds to improve focus, and reminding them that even if their ADHD makes it too hard sometimes, she’s still so proud of them.

Molly Weasley doing everything she can to help Percy feel comfortable with his OCD, even in the chaos of the Burrow, and never going into his room because she knows it makes him paranoid, and not getting mad if his compulsions get in the way of her cleaning.

Molly Weasley meeting Ginny’s new friend Luna, who switches pronouns whenever, and always making sure to ask Luna for the proper ones whenever they see each other. 

Molly Weasley sending howlers to anyone at Hogwarts who makes fun of Harry for the panic attacks he has. (Malfoy ends up with quite a few of them).

Molly Weasley happily accepting that she’ll never have grandchildren from her ace aro son Charlie, who prefers dragons to people anyway.

Molly Weasley sending extra care-packages to Hogwarts, with strict instructions to “give to whoever needs it most”.

Molly Weasley being a safe place for all her kids to turn to, even the ones she didn’t raise.

Molly Weasley being a Mother with a capital M.

Harry Potter headcanons are important to me.

green-tea-rex:

It’s 1am so I’m sorry for the people who won’t see this. But if you want confidence and don’t know how to get it, a really good way is to be confident in other people. When you walk into Starbucks, think, “damn, that barista’s hair is da bomb!” Or when you go to school, think, “my teacher is rocking that skirt!” When you start seeing everyone as being beautiful, at some point you realize that you’re everyone too.