I Love Writing But Sometimes I Wish My Creativity Leaned Towards Art, Because I Need A Picture Of Jason

that’s her little brother

Boreo, romantically fighting then Boris kissing his blood off his knuckles. like…sndshjkfa4wkehdawlfsbwfhjkl3jesrfnqlrj

grief stays stuck for the time it dictates, it controls you. Of course Jason wouldn't forgive Bruce so easily. Even when he did forgive him, he continued not to acknowledge it, act as if it wasn't a big deal he was getting close again, more open to hear another version.

I think it's sweet how he tries to fight it, but we all know that kid in the robin suit loved his dad, and he never stopped, through death and all.

sometimes i think jason’s anger gets too oversimplified as just anger and so rarely do i see it acknowledged that it is absolutely also grief, just not in the "standard" way

on top of that jason would’ve been mad at bruce no matter what he did. because grief is illogical in the things it makes us think and feel. i’ve loved pretty much every batfam fic i’ve ever read but sometimes i feel like we write jason as too easily swayed by being told about batman’s downward spiral after his death. because explain all you want, grief is stubborn and grief is not something you can just… convince away.

is this me being a fucking nerd about psychology and wanting to see more jason content that actually explores the fact that anger is only one component of his grief? maybe. none of your business go away im at a restaurant >:(

Obligatory misogynoir check:If a character is popular headcanoned as bisexual or even canonically bisexual and said to 'have a type',there's an almost 100% chance 'their type' was purposely chosen to erase at least one canon black woman love interest they have.Muchos bonus points to Dick Grayson aka Nightwing for being said to have a thing for redheads only for it to turn out both redheads he's been into to have been black women and his other two major love interests to have both been black women as well with one even getting rebooted into one in the run they were a thing

le pido al gaucho q nunca caigas en canaaaa (de vuelta)

This scene never fails making me cry, you can LITERALLY SEE THE SADNESS AND DISAPPOINTING AND LOSE OF FAITH IN JASON'S FACE

Under the Red Hood

i feel seen by donna tartt books because those characters are constantly getting headaches. that is the migraine representation i need. they are just like me

Robin!Steph: *swinging her legs as she sits on a desk* Robin!Steph: When the socioeconomic revolution happens and they kill all the billionaires, I'll miss you the most. Batman, not looking up from the computer monitor: I appreciate that.

Jasons second grave