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[aaronburrsbignaturals2]

Hi friends! I’ll be slowly switching my blog over to a new account starting today due to tumblr not doing jack shit about the shadow ban on my account and me wanting to actually interact with people, especially on my side blogs.

If you’d like to continue following me please follow: @aaronburrsbignaturals

[teasethedead]

what do we think of these bookmarks my job is giving away

[aaronburrssexdungeon]

betsey shares this on facebook and it puts hamilton on suicide watch for 3 days

[pope-is-crying]

saw this absolute king at the Paris Miku Expo

[jacketslutjayse]

[valend]

The Hamilton family

[northpearl3-deactivated20250728]

everybody always talks about the divorced couple part but really this whole interview is soooo amazing

need to sit down with leslie odom jr for a good 3 hours and just listen

[hivliving]

important confession

i lied about my HIV status and all aspects of my identity (marital status, trafficking past, family, etc.) on this blog and i truly apologize.

[loismacgiver-deactivated2018061]

a) why is this tagged hamilton

b) what the fuck is going on

[ghostclvb]

there’s no place on the internet like tumblr

[aaronburrsbignaturals2]

Someone at my local Dems meeting just mentioned how people from Livingston NJ tend to move to Fairfield County and of course I immediately thought of Burr and all the Livingstons he knew

[lanfykins]

Is it wrong that I love Burr's way of taking mere passive-aggression to a whole new level?

"Of the boy you have been remarkably reserved in your two last letters. I conclude, however, that he cannot be dead, as you would, probably, have thought that a circumstance worthy of being mentioned, at least in a postscript."

[vexilloquy]

“The story of the long friendship of Madison and Jefferson was embellished as the years went by in order to suit the Republican narrative—and, eventually, to give historians what they craved. As we have shown, however, the relationship, as close as it was, was not the symbiosis imagined. Jefferson was more dependent on Madison than Madison was on Jefferson. In a sense, Madison was Jefferson’s political crutch. He would put himself in Madison’s hands, let Madison decide the tenor of debate. A prime example is Jefferson’s willingness to give Madison the last word when it came to the conciliatory letter Jefferson wanted to present to John Adams just after the election of 1796. Jefferson wrote with emotion; Madison censored Jefferson’s emotion. This was how they worked best, and it was what Jefferson agreed to. To the extent that Jefferson found he was unable to contain himself when he took pen in hand, Madison stopped him before he made his next mistake. Jefferson miscalculated, or fell into error, because he wished to trust others. Madison had fewer illusions. For this reason, he did not need Jefferson in the same way—as insurance against overcommitment and disappointment.”

— Madison and Jefferson by Andrew Burstein and Nancy Isenberg (p. 629)

[copperfurredfox]

you can love someone and still murder them in cold blood without remorse btw!!! the two are not mutually exclusive and to suggest otherwise is a very heteronormative point of view!!!!

[newtrenchcaot]

[infectiouspiss]

hey does anyone want to bleed out in my arms it has to be weird

[aaronburrssexdungeon]

you hate to say it but they'd go crazy for remote prostate stimulation style sexual terrorism

[aaronburrssexdungeon]

What if instead of Hamilton: an American Musical, it was Hamilton: a 𝓕𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝔂 Musical, and instead of Burr shooting Hamilton with a gun, he shoots a fat load insi-

never thought of it this way. listening and learning.

[aaronburrssexdungeon]

imagine being GWash and being asked to win a war with $3 some pocket lint and ham and laurens and burr (and everyone else lmao). sometimes I genuinely think if it wasn’t for lafayette he would’ve just taken the L and surrendered after VF lol

screaming..... things were so bleak. Imagine Lafayette being your last hope. he's 19

[amberpriceenthusiast]

They’re soulmates but one of them is infact trying to choke the other to death with the red string of fate tying them together