Gambito

ppl saying it wasnt about their abilities as if the the whole gaang wasnt scared of Ty Lee

i feel like we dont talk enough about the fact that Azula, a literal firebending prodigy, chose two non-benders as her closest allies. it says so much that even she recognizes that strength isn’t just about bending

I kinda hate bearded Aang

your unpopular opinions on pakku

Aconteceu HOJE. A cliente com depressão grave acabou de sair da perícia no INSS chorando. Foi questionada se ia no salão pq a raíz estava em dia, bem como se fazia sobrancelha e pintava as unhas; além do que ficava fazendo tanto em casa. É um desrepeito isso. Todo dia.

If you demand that fanfic should depict only healthy relationships, safe sex and pristine morals, then maybe you aren't ready to be reading fanfic. Do a little growing, learn to separate fiction from reality, then come back. Fic doesn't exist to build your moral framework for you

Here’s zuko disliking Mai’s personality

“it’s fiction.” “you know she isn’t real, right?” “it’s not like we’re going out and raping lesbians.” here’s a thread of murders/true crime cases in which the criminal was inspired by a work of fiction 🪡

acho isso tão lindo!!! e pensar que muitos nao tiveram a oportunidade de viver com seu cabelo natural na escola, é uma conquista tão recente

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