I Regret the Ships That Never Sailed

24. Female. Homoromantic. Demisexual. Writer. Germany/USA The only thing I find appealing about men is their money and girlfriends. I'm into The Owl House, She-Ra, The Dragon Prince, Steven Universe, Voltron, ATLA, Legend of Korra, RWBY, How To Train Your Dragon, Harry Potter, DC/Marvel, Tolkien, Percy Jackson, Kingdom Hearts, Sly Cooper, Digimon, Pokémon, Hamilton and and and... Or beautiful people – Enjoy! Mildly NSFW

[digimonadventurezerotwo]

[emr-dgmn]

[kaijuno]

WHO tf keeping pads with no wings in production?? Put it in your draws and by the time you walk out the bathroom it’s down the street buying scratch offs at the corner store. Like girl

[the-real-seebs]

one of my favorite genres of post is "evocative imagery"

[eurydices-ghost]

GOING TO THE DOCTOR

Expectations: I’m Sorry You Have Going To Die Disease You Are. Going To Die

Reality: The Doctor Says I Don’t Know

[bookpdf]

not being productive or relaxing but a secret third thing

[underwaterfraulein]

[justanerd]

Spent 20 minutes editing the Casino Royale poker scene to be chutes and ladders instead of finishing my English homework.

[underwhelmed-mayhem]

[atomicgaystation]

reminder that if you ever meet a sweet, morally good, chivalrous knight: it's your most sincere obligation to corrupt them. "but my vows," this, "this is against the rules," that. if you haven't completely fucked up their entire code of conduct and destroyed all ability to discern right from wrong without you being the one to tell them by the time you're done with them, then you need to up your game. inside that pretty, rule-following chained dog of a knight is someone yearning to be set free of their self-imposed shackles, and it's your duty to help them get there.

[cipheramnesia]

Why else would they allow themselves to be shackled, unless they believed they needed to be controlled, that something inside them was already rotten and dangerous? All you have to do is convince them to hand over the end of their lead.

[weareoracle]

Don't tell Pally I'm reblogging this.

[wearesoulbinder]

... Don't tell @wearepaladin ? :P

[wearesorcerer]

Me:

(Slams reblog. Tells @wearepaladin they're doing so. Hashtag chaos.)

[wearepaladin]

I'd say quit snitching on the Oracle, but I have no doubt they foresaw your actions.

[weareoracle]

The question now is what you're going to do, my morally upstanding hero.

[wearepaladin]

Wait to see if you’d actually try to convince me to “hand over the lead” my dear.

Or are you an oracle who likes to state their prophecies, only to let others make them true?

[tockthewatchdog]

i really think this tweet is onto something

[iamnmbr3]

#exact same opinion but in my experience plenty of the children are over the age of 24 as well

[ode-on-a-grecian-butt]

[fruityfinch]

29.10.23

(This post)

[inward]

in the club freakin it in a sensitive style

[luntfontanne]

every day i think about the cat on twitter who looks more like a scheming eunuch than any creature has ever looked

monkey i love you beloved little freak i would die for you

[luntfontanne]

like……… look at this face

UNREAL

[pokemon]

N 💚🎡

[hoaxghost]

Been binge watching su with a friend, turns out when you're not waiting between hiatuses the show's pacing is great

[jemoneii]

boop 💕

[smallandsundry]

💀💀💀

[smallandsundry]

💀💀💀

[themeadowscene]

I would love to see a fantasy novel where the lore that the reader / protagonist learns at first is not true

[themeadowscene]

e.g. they're told that this kind of creature has some kind of psychic or pheromone-based "mate bond" that cannot be broken; but it turns out that's a popular myth that has never been scientifically substantiated, and is basically used to keep people in bad relationships (basically the equivalent of "human women are biologically submissive")

[themeadowscene]

"lore" is imo too often treated like information that the author is giving the reader, and it just happens to be using the medium of diagetic (that is, 'in-story') exposition.

it's so much more interesting and dynamic to treat "lore" as information that is generated and disseminated in-story. who is telling the protagonist this information? under what historical and social circumstances was this idea formed? what political motives are there for trying to get people to believe this information? which characters would disagree with it? would the protagonist believe it, or be sceptical? does the plot bear it out, or cast doubt on it?