laurie ♡

nerdy hyperfemme bunny girl | 18F⚢

[jolyonvane]

misa amane, ai detector

[kosmogrl]

[lunarriviera]

[aditigoswami28ag]

I wonder if anyone else keeps doing things they’ve quietly fallen out of love with.

[reagentry]

At some point you’d think I wouldn’t need to look up basic unit conversions anymore but I can’t stop stressing over the small stuff so yep! We’re googling grams to milligrams for the tenth time this week. What fun.

[angeltiaras]

completely numb apart for when i'm with one specific person..

[pretty-femme]

I want to be sandwiched in-between two big mean strong butches

[darkshrimpemotions]

Crucial to understanding the gender politics of Dracula is that when the men exclude Mina to protect her they are WRONG. They are manifestly wrong according to the text and it isn't ambiguous. Jonathan dislikes hiding things from Mina. It isn't natural to their relationship, which has always been one of equal partners. Mina hates it and is distressed by it. Once again Van Helsing and Jack are smugly sure it's the right thing to do, having learned nothing from Lucy's fate.

Everyone is all "I suppose we must play our gender roles as god intended" but the narrative lets us know this is a bad idea because it almost dooms them all. Dracula gets to Mina because they shut her out, even after it was her studiousness and thoughtfulness that brought them well over half the vital information they have. And they would not have defeated him without her. If he had killed her before they realized what he was doing, they would all have been doomed. They were a hair's breadth from losing everything due to their insistence on treating Mina like a helpless baby for just a few days. As it was, they lost plenty for taking so long to cut it the fuck out.

[gogumagirl]

[cherubofthenight-deactivated202]

dance of the little swans, dance of the sugarplum fairy & waltz of the snowflakes >>>>>>

[f3mcelbambi]

just realised i need constant attention or i’ll explode