you have GOT to get over god abandoning you when you were 2 like its not even uncommon
we're not kids anymore.
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Noah Kahan
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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you have GOT to get over god abandoning you when you were 2 like its not even uncommon
girls love the overgrown megastructure. girls want to live in the overgrown megastructure. girls want to build communities and societies in the overgrown megastructure
If I keep practicing I might even be a person soon
“People you may know” and it’s the devil from the Bible
>have problem
>recognize it as part of my divine punishment
>no problem
I have got to get back on here, I need to make my strange little creature (sela) much stranger
Perks of being without sin:
Free to cast stones just whenever
i’m giving up personhood to become a full-time abstract concept
forgive me father for sometimes i just say things
gets trapped in a cage and twists the bars into a balloon dog
they call him sub top saint michael
deeply inappropriate use of church property
Not to sound mushy, but stories about two lonely characters from vastly different worlds finding solace with each other always appeal to me
Ok <walks away in a direction you cant see or imagine>
Aisling leaned into his touch, closing her eyes and smiling warmly. “I’d love to have a baby with you. I’m sure the harpies will be happy to have a baby sibling. Let’s finish up with the lamb, then we’ll go inside and discuss what to do moving forward.” She gave him a quick peck on the lips, turning his attention back to the frail, bleating bundle of wool wobbling at their feet.
She checked over the lamb with Bara, more familiar with sheep health than she had been when they’d first met. Once they were sure of the lamb’s health and had decided on a name it was returned to its mother and the two headed inside. Aisling sat with Barachiel, holding his hand tight.
“Alright, to start with do you want us to start living together now? Should we live at TOHoWM or here?”
"Oh. Oh, I hadnt even begun to think about that part of all this." The smile Barachiel offered her was apologetic, as if he felt he should have predicted all the finer points of what the child would mean for them.
"I know how much the house means to you, and its where the harpies live too. I won't pretend leaving here would be easy for me, I've become sort of attached to my little cabin, but I know that Selaphiel would take care of things without complaint."
He gave her hand a gentle squeeze, before he lifted it to press a kiss to the back. "I think that it comes down to where you will be more comfortable. Sorry, its sort of a non-answer, but I'm still trying to absorb our news. Parents, Aisling, we're going to be parents."
iris van herpen 2025 ~ sympoiesis