bluesteelstan:

I pretty much talk primarily to you two more than… I mean, we talk— if not daily, every other day, like friends. These are the two cats that if they call me and tell me they need bail money, I got ‘em. That’s legit. — Anthony on his friendship with Chris and Sebastian (x)

smarterest:

smarterest:

Steve Rogers never got a chance to talk about his trauma and heal, man. He woke up from that freezer nap and immediately got sent to war and jumped at the chance so he didn’t have to Deal because who would want to think about losing their entire world, everything they’ve ever known in the blink of an eye? He looked out at the new world, thought ‘man this sucks’, and didn’t look back, just kept jumping from war to war to war until he was facing down his own friends. Steve Rogers went off to war in his early twenties and didn’t come back and I think about that a lot.

Adding on to this—it’s really sad. He woke up and the world needed Captain America but they didn’t think about Steve Rogers. They needed the uniform and they overlooked the man who wore it. They needed the war hero and his strength but they forgot about the kid from Brooklyn and his heart. They forgot that he’s a person and he needed to grieve and now it’s too late.

peterssquill:

in the first avenger, when steve gets into a fight over a guy complaining about a short reel about the war effort, steve is not standing up for America. he’s not standing up for the “war effort” or propaganda or anything of the sort. that’s not why he gets in that fight.

this woman is opening crying in the middle of the theater, emotionally vulnerable and visibly broken.

when steve tells the man to show some respect, he’s not asking for him to show respect for the flag. he’s asking the man to show respect for the men who carry it, and for the families left behind. to show any semblance of empathy he can muster, bc that’s what steve has always cared most about; people.