dni if you exist

another long day at the not killing myself factory

[angeloserisms]

NO credit to hamish steele i saw all this in a vision

[lioncourtz]

THE VAMPIRE LESTAT 03.05 | "New York"

[cocteautwinsgirl]

Claudia was an unforeseen joy.

[fuluv]

some deadendia memes

[angeloserisms]

your biggest fan by the vampire lestat is sooo dreadedhalo it's making me sick

[angeloserisms]

fuuuuuuck

[angeloserisms]

your biggest fan by the vampire lestat is sooo dreadedhalo it's making me sick

[angeloserisms]

i really need to get back to that e rated fic i was writing a while back. it's not even supposed to be long i just suck at words and sentences

[angeloserisms]

my chart

[cykelops]

I like when characters try to fix their problems with bad sex

[frodo-of-the-nine-fingers]

it is always narratively correct to make your characters sleep together before they sort through the hundreds of lies and misdirections between them. make things worse make things worse make things worse #i love betrayal #i love lying #i love people feeling bad about themselves

[ticklefighthockey]

writing in 24 pt bold font at the top of my google doc: THE CHARACTER SHOULD BE LYING TO HIMSELF AT ALL TIMES

[nocturnaltigerrevelation]

>have problem

>recognize it as part of my divine punishment

>no problem

[doitbuckley]

you can tell a character is loved when their fans constantly wish immense physical and psychological harm on them

[universeleads]

Guys what if there was a character

[raspberrybluejeans]

does anyone know how to draw. has anyone ever drawn anything ever.

[doyouremem8erme]

hi,my name is Normal About Characters and youcan always trust me to be normal about the cahracter

[firebatvillain]

One fun thing about learning new languages is reconsidering the structure of words and language in your mother tongue. It seems with each new language I study, I get more little insights into English, either in how it's similar or how it's different.

For example, a couple years ago, while learning Spanish, I encountered the word for a store, "la tienda." I thought "huh, that's a lot like tener (tiene) - the word for store in Spanish literally corresponds to 'to have/keep'. How interesting!"

Then I stopped for a moment, and for the first time in my life, thought about seriously about the meaning of English word for the place where you buy things, "a store."