indefinite hiatus

more like permanent tbh

[cabeswatrr]

ronan after noah reenacts his death

this is so sad alexa play the murder squash song

[jessamineloveletters-deactivate]

I bet you when chain of gold comes out cc will be like…. oh YES my new!!! book series. also let me mention malec and post all about jace and clary have sex and fifty+ more books on simon and Isabelle’s marriage and how chaircat meow is now a father of the raccoon living in my shower drain

[nephilimdaily]

Izzy ! Please , please be okay  Izzy .

[nephilimdaily]

Jace and Alec’s first meeting

[nephilimdaily]

[andrewjosephminyard]

i’m already crying but you know what makes me cry more? the fact that jace and alec have only just reunited and yet they’ve been torn apart again. imagine them feeling their parabatai bond grow stronger whilst hugging each other, them breathing a sigh of relief and crying because they’re finally back, they finally know one another is safe and okay. yet that feeling being ripped away from them. alec waking up in his brother’s arms after days of worrying about him only to watch on, confused and disorientated, while his brother gets arrested by the clave. that feeling of losing him all over again and not being able to stop it. jace finally getting to see his brother, him family, after days of torture and wanting nothing more than to return home and be by his siblings’ side, only to be arrested and having to look alec in the eye and tell him ‘it’s okay’ even though his whole world is being taken away from him again.

[shadowhuntersseries]

ALEC. WOKE. UP. 🙏 #Shadowhunters

[nephilimdaily]

So, are you worried about Jace or telling Clary how you feel?

[wolfspirals]

Shadowhunters Season 2 Episode Titles

Episode 1: The Guilty Blood

Episode 2: A Door Into the Dark

Episode 3: Parabatai Lost

Episode 4: Day of Wrath

Episode 5: Dust and Shadows

Source

[housedemarr]

Shadowhunters lived through scars. Sometimes he thought they lived for them. Emma Carstairs from The Dark Artifices

[fluorescent]

[alynelsonsold]

Moodboard → Shadowhunters

I came with you to escape my relationship drama, not get a front row seat to yours.

[synthetic-ultramarine]

Fight locations, ranked

IHOP parking lot: ridiculous. buffoonish. 3/10 Denny’s parking lot: has a certain dionysian flair. 6/10 Dunkin Donuts parking lot: lots of regional flavor. 7/10 The woods: nice and secluded, plenty of opportunities to use the terrain to your advantage. Just make sure to bring bug spray. 8/10 Any roof: dangerous, but points for style. 5/10 The top of any mountain: much like the woods, but with far more dramatic flair. Almost byronic. Loses points for being less practical than the other locations on this list, however. 7/10 A graveyard: disrespectful to the skeletons. 0/10 An abandoned warehouse: something of a cliche. 4/10 Any liminal space: This category includes town lines, entryways, borders, and crossroads. Is this a deeply symbolic, metaphorically charged fight? If it wasn’t before, it is now. 9/10  Wal-Mart parking lot: Quick question, are you shitting me right now? This is the absolute worst fight location. If you have any respect at all for the noble art of throwing the fuck down, don’t get in a fight in a wal-mart parking lot. In fact, this also applies to wal-mart checkout lines, roofs, employee break rooms, corporate headquarters, and indeed any space at all associated with the walton family or the wal-mart corporation. Fuck wal-mart.  0/10 The parking lot of an abandoned Blockbuster Video: The cracked and faded blockbuster sign is a potent memento mori, inspiring a keen awareness of entropy and a sharp sense of loss in your opponent. As blockbuster is, so shall they one day be.  Are there weedy plants growing up through cracks in the pavement? Oh man, that’s even better. The perfect fight location. 10/10

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ily: i love you

ilysm: i love you so much

gthetawlmlhthhiahsvtdwittkhtw: gansey turned his eyes to adam, who looked more like himself than he had in ages. he silently vowed to do whatever it took to keep him that way.

[dakotaliar]

Alec Lightwood

by DakotaLIAR

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[cabeswatrr]

gansey: adam i want you to know that we will talk all the time while you're at college. i will email you daily but no pressure to respond right away. take your time, i know you'll be busy taking the world by storm and being the literal best human/magical forest hybrid on the planet. i love you so much adam

adam: thanks gansey. can you please stop crying though? we're going to the same school. we requested each other as roommates

[dryadgirlie]

okay i’m not going to write too long an essay about this right now because i’m just too tired but i want to point out that there is absolutely something to be said about stories being told in media that specifically are not about sex or romance 

i’m talking about stories about people being friends and partners and brothers and sisters and mentors and being absolutely vital parts of one another’s lives in a nonromantic way. because that type of story supports the idea that being important to someone =/= (necessarily) being romantically or sexually involved with them

those stories tell people they can have unbelievably strong and valuable bonds with people aside from a sexual or romantic partner

that type of storytelling breaks away from the idea that you’re supposed to devote your entire life to a sexual or romantic partner and that everything else has to be background noise. and unfortunately what happens so much of the time is that people assume that because these stories are being told, the storytellers are somehow devaluing sexual and romantic relationships. somehow propping up the importance of nonromantic bonds has become grounds for accusations of trying to tear romance down or stand in its way

it’s natural for people to want to be important to someone else, but that’s not always necessarily in a romantic context. it’s natural for people to want to be very clearly important to a friend or a sibling or a mentor. it’s natural to want to be an intrinsic part of someone’s life in a nonromantic context. and this type of storytelling tells people, ‘look at how important (x) person is to (x) person! and they’re not sexually or romantically involved! and by extension you can be this important to somebody without being sexually or romantically involved with them’ which may be entirely inconsequential to certain people but may be incredibly valuable and vital to others

the bottom line is people are allowed to value nonromantic/nonsexual relationships and they’re allowed to push for stories to be told about them. and they should be able to feel free openly talking about it without being accused of attempting to marginalize anyone. romance is everything to certain people, sure, but it isn’t everything to everyone