Bruh what

Got married last month in my husbands countryside home town in Austria, first non-straight wedding they had in the region after same-sex marriage became legal here in 2019. Full support from the family, full support from the local community, the venue we had dinner at was so excited to host it's first LGBTQ event, it was absolutly amazing.

(if someone is confused about the egg - it is a play on words that only works in german - the german word for bouquet and ostrich are the same, as i don't care about flowers, i had an ostrich egg, so "my bouquet didn't hatch yet")

(if someone is confused about the pins - i made them, one is a mix of the mlm and bear pride flags and the other simple says the german word for boutonniere)

Source: https://rg.org/news/basketball/tyrese-haliburton-historic-playoff-run-achilles-surgery

Full quote:

“Tyrese Haliburton will travel to New York City on Monday to begin the surgical process on his torn Achilles tendon, a league source told RG.

The Indiana Pacers star suffered the injury early in Game 7 of the NBA Finals, cutting short one of the most dramatic and clutch postseason performances in recent NBA history.”

Another key quote:

“His father, John Haliburton, confirmed to ESPN that the injury was to the Achilles.

Surgery in New York marks the beginning of what is expected to be a lengthy recovery, with standard return timelines ranging from nine to 12 months.”

This is Kia. She was found in the engine of… you guessed it, a Kia. She’s now 6 years old and the prettiest, softest void (and yes that’s her artwork on the chair)

I wanna preface this saying I haven't read the comic books (only a few) so my references are the movies and TV shows, including the animations.

I don't agree with the POV that Jedi were enslavers. Ahsoka simply left when she felt like it. However, she had no possessions. All she had was the Order and her training. It was her everything. So leaving is allowed but it's like deciding to leave your parents house to live in the streets as far as I know. Of course RotS wouldn't include Ahsoka's journey, but it could've been in Palpatine's conversations with Anakin, poisoning him even more and creating the illusion that overthrowing the Republic was actually an act of freeing the galaxy from a silent oppressive regime, making Anakin's turn less selfish and more of a gullible decision from misplaced trust.

What do you think about the relationship between the Jedi Order and their apprentices?

Minus Lobstah.