Extra + Ordinary

Fairy Tail modern AU

“ Would you like to dance with me? ” | “ Babe, there's something tragic about you Something so magic about you Don't you agree? ”

Very quick and lazy art ‘cause I just don’t have any strength to do full coloring for I was starting and dropping to draw this illustration since last June… :’((

☆ rewind 2017 « current favorite female character – lucy heartfilia (fairy tail) ☆

Some more Edolas Gruvia cause I have not drawn it in a while! 

(Remember everyone, I still would like to do commissions for you guys, so please help me out!)

“What do I look like?”

Mikasa Ackerman | Ch 101

Hiro Mashima ♥

IM SHOOK YALL !!! WHAT ???

✨Credit to Nalushi on Instagram for pointing this out on one of their posts ✨

OooooOOOOOHHH MY GOD

How to cheer up your smoll bae when you’re emotionally dead inside, a tutorial by Gray Fullbuster.

芝 あおい@1人グレジュビ祭

*posted with permission*

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“Please treat me well this year too!” – Hiro Mashima

by  たつみ + my color

New rule, non muslims can’t say the word jihad. Until you stop conflating a word that means personal struggle with faith and temptation with terrorism youre just not allowed to say it.

I’m not a Muslim but I just thought I would reblog this because I think it’s definitely worth listening to.

It’s totally okay for non muslims to reblog this, and i encourage it. Im just glad you’re listening.

Oh god, finally someone said it. Every time I see words like “jihadist” I want to scream, but I’m not Muslim, so I wasn’t sure I should say anything. 

Jihad means struggle. It doesn’t mean holy war or anything like it. In fact, there is no word in Islam for holy war, because the nature of Islam does not leave room for holy war. Islam has a juridical system, not a Pope who can just say “Go wage holy war.” Conflating the personal nature of jihad with violence is so very gross and it needs to stop. Period.

Actually, there’s another word non-muslims in the media shouldn’t use:

Allahu Akbar. It’s not a statement of terrorism. It means “god is great”. It’s something we say to praise our lord. It’s what we say when we pray. It’s not a statement of terrorism. Allahu Akbar doesn’t mean terrorism stop using it as one