sleepy boi

hello! I'm 27, she/they. Enjoying fandoms and stories as a form of escape

[mossy-cobble]

crazy how i find myself thinking i've got a handle on it all finally and then i see the ways that other people tangle their lives together so easily and live so easily together with their friends and i feel like that girl at the top of the stairs painting by norman rockwell

[mossy-cobble]

i'll always be here

[kosmogrl]

[only-cat-memes]

[nepnepnepnepnepnepnepnepnepnep]

[enbyofdionysos]

I got further into the council of Elrond and the dwarves are fucking ride or die man

[ocularcannibal]

#Dain: [twirling his cousin’s heart-shaped locket with Bilbo’s face in it] Don’t know who you’re talking about

har

[dailycatsblog]

[malcolm-reeds-pineapple]

Sesame Street posting techniques for comforting children during traumatic world events feels so fucking dystopian but here are the slides they posted just in case you or a loved one has any little critters at home right now

No one is doing well right now, but being a little critter right now has got to be terrifying. This is such a crushing series of images, especially considering PBS’s funding got slashed. While I’m happy Sesame Street continues to keep the wellbeing and education of children as a major priority, there’s a certain amount of innocence that Sesame Street represents and this is giving me such a visceral feeling rn

[chekhovs-raygun]

sesame street has been meeting kids where they were at since the 70s, and in the 70s, POC kids were in some pretty scary places. what contemporary white parents might perceive as a sudden dystopian horror is, sadly, the level of trauma, violence, insecurity, and fear that a lot of non-white families have had to navigate for generations. it has always been hard and heartbreaking for some families to try to protect their kids from knowing how dangerous the world is and how much some parts of it want them dead. now it's white parents time to join in that important work. i don't meant to scold, but i want to remind: generations of kids have taken much-needed messages of comfort and solace from sesame street, and the people there have always known, since the start, how much we need bravery and compassion. it's not about innocence and it's not about ignorance: it's about love. this is their entire mission, and they're staying strong. we can too.

[ladytengen]

[casarole76]

[allthingswhumpyandangsty]

[dr-gaytorius]

The fact of the matter is that I do not want to do it

[dr-gaytorius]

"do what?" you might wonder. well. [gestures broadly]

[goth-queen]

[simkaye]

i’ve been told i have a very relaxed aura

[dionysiaproductions]

[landsccape]

[dapper-darian]

While at work, I like to listen audiobooks or series. I've already run through and caught up with everything so far posted for the "We're Alive" verse (no updates til after the holidays) and now I've finished "The Magnus Archives" and caught up with "The Mangus Protocol".

Is there another series attached to the Magnus verse I should start next?

There are plenty of podcasts and audio series that I've seen suggested other than the Magnus verse, but I'm trying to narrow it down on what to start next.

Any suggestions?

[ahhrenata]

a little doodle for that one trope :)