Pertunta: "na dúvida se faço uma tattoo... que acha?"
Resposta: Ué, você é maior de 18? Se sim, você quero fazer? Se ambas as respostas forem sim faz, acho legal tatuagem, tenho vontade de fazer uma um dia https://t.co/ovUR652U2O
"se um casamento lhe traria vantagens em impostos, etc., isso seria razão suficiente para vc se casar e por quê?" - Eu sei que tem gente que faz isso, mas sei lá, eu não faria ksk
Eu realmente só casaria se realmente https://t.co/5lIVywhPwT
How do i explain to non brazilians that im bad at soccer but it's bc PE teachers are good at clocking ur queerness and they throw u to play volleyball/dodge ball w the girls and the gays
Can we stop falling for the oldest trick in the book?
That red energy isn’t Vaatu. You’re looking at a shattered piece of Raava and the math actually checks out.
1) The 250-Year Drought: The writers already debunked the child-hunting and time travel theories. The avatar cycle stopped for two and a half centuries because Raava got literally obliterated by the cataclysm storm. No whole Raava, no reincarnation. Simple as that.
2) Why it's not Vaatu: Since when does the literal embodiment of chaos and darkness hand out past-life visions to Nisha and Pavi? Exactly. That’s her root chakra, choked out and radiating the population's collective fear.
3) The Clues: Four vertices for the four petals of the root chakra. The red color was a devious visual red herring to make us all panic. Meanwhile, the finale of Book 1 is literally titled Root Chakra. They left the blueprint right in our faces.
Korra probably shattered Raava on purpose to lock down and protect the sanctuaries when whatever spirit-energy disaster went down. We're about to hunt down every single corrupted chakra piece like Infinity Stones.
Am I actually cooking or are y'all still blinded by the red aesthetic?