Beautiful FemShepard/Garrus Vakarian Fanart. 

Wonderful Vetra Nyx fanart. 

Nyx /ˈnɪks/: The Primordial Goddess of the Night

This is so accurate!

me *submitting a paper 5 minutes before the due date without proofreading it *: alea iacta est

I love how Penelope’s all, “I don’t have time for your nonsense, I’ve got work to do”. 

John William Waterhouse (1849-1917) “Penelope and the Suitors” (1912) Oil on canvas Pre-Raphaelite Located in the Aberdeen Art Gallery, Aberdeen, Scotland

Seriously, it is not lesbophobic to rightfully object to your identity being erased. Would it have been that hard for the person taking the pictures to call it a queer wedding, a bisexual wedding, a wlw wedding, or even a same gender wedding? 

"Lesbian can be used as an adjective for wlw duh." But also "Don't you dare use lesbian if you're bi/pan!"

Heaven Forbid the bisexual brides feel their sexuality is invalidated by being known as "sword lesbians" online when they are both bisexual. Can y'all just say you hate m-spec women and go to hell?

This is so accurate. 

@gayvenomsnake

Mical is a terrible liar. 

That’s quite an impressive feat there.

Ancient Romans’ Ideal Dates

Mark Antony: A day at the Circus Maximus, followed by bathhouse sex. 

Julius Caesar: A private tour of the new arena he sponsored, then a discreet dinner at his client’s house. 

Cassius: Dinner at a restaurant he picked at the last minute. 

Brutus: A romantic candlelit dinner at his house. 

My patron goddess!

Just some

✨🔥 Vesta vibes🔥✨

Can I Copy Your Homework? Vampire Academy Edition

I got this idea from incorrect roman quotes, and decided it was too funny NOT to post. 

I’ll help you with it! : Lissa Dragomir

Yeah, sure: Eddie Castile, Jill Mastrano

Bold of you to assume I did the homework: Mason Ashford

Um, no: Mia Rinaldi

 Wait. We had homework? : Rose Hathaway

 *read at 5:55 pm*: Jesse Zeklos

Percy, holding the door for Mary: After you :)

Mary: No, after you :)

Percy: I insist, after you :)

Byron, pushing pass the both of them: No, after me.

This is both hilarious and accurate for Lord Byron, who really was that arrogant.