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*guess who’s playing undertale again its definitely not me

*im lying

*i t ‘ s m e

mogifire

ninenine-brooklyn

divination

i am all of them

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being mentally ill + suicidal at a young age (before 18) is. strange, because you grow up with this idea that one day you’ll finally snap, turn off, be brave enough to kill yourself, so you don’t really plan for the future. adulthood- further life, it isn’t for you, nor do you feel included within the future of it. it isn’t.. it isn’t part of your life plan.

and then before you know it you’re 18 and you’re an adult but you never thought you’d get this far and sure it’s great that you’re still alive you guess but also. you feel so alone + lost in a world you never expected or planned to be a part of.

babzgordon

#your 20s is picking up the pieces and trying to play catch-up with ppl who had a plan (via merovingiens)

bevsi

made a tiny picture book for class. i wanted to challenge the idea that girls loving other girls is somehow adult/inappropriate

narnia

“i think we’re just gonna have to be secretly in love with each other and leave it at that” (via weheartit)

vnting

me @ myself: what the fuck happened to you

19-88s

#me tbh

zelly-fangirl

just in case we all forgot how insane the Cards Against Humanity people were

mamalazzer

Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (deleted scene)

Seriously though, this scene. WHY DID THEY DELETE THIS SCENE?

astolat

And as they went away with Luke letting Han’s hand trail out of his, I thought, “…as though millions of Han/Luke shipper voices suddenly cried out and were silenced.”

mamalazzer

suburbanforestwitch

In all my days I’ve never shipped this till…

stephrc79

Welp, if I didn’t ship it before…

the-cimmerians

True story from ancient fandom corner: people did ship it, and that shit was stomped on harder than any slash has ever been stomped on. There were lawsuits. SW slash went WAY underground–even in the days when all slash was underground. There were ‘zines, but they were precious as carbuncles and basically if you had one or wrote in one you were like a fucking badass slash bandit.

azephirin

From what I understand, the Phantom Menace brought Star Wars slash into the fannish mainstream, when Qi-Gon/Obi-Wan exploded onto the Internet ca. 1999-2000, and it was a big enough phenomenon that LucasFilm didn’t bother pursuing it anymore.