ceaseless_radiohost

Mint | they/them | aroace | 19 current posts: knives out and supernatural related 🌙✨☀️

[banana-banshee]

What if Kimetsu No Yaiba characters are actors! 🎬✨ (with a rare footage of the water pillar drowning himself in a cup of water)

EDIT: part 2 here!

[galaxy-girls-universe]

AND WE’RE SO BACK???

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[rosenkranz-isnt-dead]

house of leaves was right

[afklancelot]

a little sad that Johnny Truant’s mostly known for the sex scenes in House of Leaves. he’s so much more than that. one of his first footnotes starts with him complaining that his shower has no hot water and he then admits to adding in the detail of the water heater in The Navidson Record due to it. he interrupts his swooning over Thumper to tell the reader to climb into a microwave if they don’t like his swooning. he also does an imagine scenario where he decapitates his boss’ head and then uses it to go bowling. all because his boss insulted his art

[yekokataa]

[lewadny]

happy june to everyone, especially my fellow aroaces

[abstractfrog]

That’s a big potato

[deathbydyingpod]

Not platonic, not romantic, but a mysterious third thing (keeping your still-beating heart in a jam jar on my desk until I can figure out how to resurrect you)

[arowitharrows]

I don't know if I will ever feel comfortable coming out as aroace, despite being comfortably aroace. The other day someone asked me if I was queer and I felt so uncomfortable saying yes, because even if it is true, I knew it was still painting the wrong picture in this persons mind. And throughout the rest of the evening it was obvious they thought I was bi but I couldn't correct them because it's not an easy "oh I'm not X I'm Y", it's a whole new conversation: opening yourself up to uncomfortable and invasive questions, opening yourself up to the other persons astonishment and bafflement which just makes you feel more othered, opening yourself up to being hurt by casual assumptions and dismissive comments or just plain awkward silence. and usually it ends with the feeling that you didn't do enough to paint the right picture, to explain everything in a way that leaves no false impressions, that you didn't find the right words to make them truly understand you. despite such understanding taking years and years of work. It's so frustrating!

[martinkartin200]

daily affirmations :

Tim is kayaking and rocking the chaotic bisexual look.

Sasha is real and happy and somewhere sunny.

Martin isn’t alone anymore.

Jon is okay and happy with his boyfriend and no spiders are involved.