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oh i just realised julian’s the only ghost that was alive longer than he’s been dead, and pat crossed that line while the show was airing (around 2023). i wonder if it’s something they think about…

#bbc ghosts

sourdough-seal

a single typo literally has the explosive power of a nuclear bomb like i just read back possibly the most beautiful scene ive ever created feeling so proud of myself ready to start thinking about the nobel prize in literature etc. etc. and then suddenly

“It’s oaky,” he whispered.

it’s oaky. what is this. a wine tasting

missed connections are so sad and romantic...

captain-rickbond

wanted to sketch some random guys… made it into a Cap thing

#bbc ghosts

roseofithaca

The reason Robin was grateful to the moon for "always being there", but doesn't feel the same about the sun, is because, unfortunately for him, he was trapped in England.

missing him greatly

*walks into bar* *sits in a booth with ppl in it* dont yall love being cis? i love to be cis, its good. (whispering to small lizard under the table: what do cis people drink? milk? you said milk?) yall got milk at this bar?

partychance

watercolourstorm

it’s weird to think how many mental disorders are diagnosed less by what the person actually does and more by how others respond to that person. like how in hysterionic personality disorder (off to a great start) a literal diagnostic criteria is the person’s emotions don’t seem convincing, which is obviously going to depend hugely upon a doctor’s personal bias. and in bpd, though it isn’t a criteria, you hear about clinicians diagnosing people based on the “meat grinder sensation” (feeling like their own insides are being ground up while talking to their patient), and with autism based on the “wall of glass phenomenon” (feeling like there is a barrier in reaching the person). they’re such weird ways to talk about people especially when the clinician’s own biases are rarely taken into account.

apollorobin

happy thanktival!! :D 💙🧡 didn't expect to get this done in time but i miraculously did somehow

getting emotional over the fact that the buried mine– the metaphor for cap's repression– is what caused clare to fall in love with the garden, and therefore his love for havers and sadness at him leaving for the front was the reason he eventually got to witness a gay wedding in the room where he died. i need to lie down.

#bbc ghosts