what a strange constellation they all were

quote from TRK (Maggie Stiefvater) photo by Ben Wicks on unsplash | english degree | cites my sources | i have a lot of thoughts and opinions | i make a lot of gifs and edits | follow for more ideas, concepts, and things | ao3

[embroidered-inkwells]

something about your body being your prison

[alysmond]

HELAENA TARGARYEN + foreshadowing her death

[soulswans]

in the club asking people if they prefer paperback or hardcover books

[nonlynear]

sorry about me. or youre welcome. depending

[the-almighty-pen]

Oscar Tully just lost his old man work bestie and you’re laughing??????

[destinationtoast]

AO3 creators... have you ever posted something you didn't want associated with your main account?*

Yes - created a separate account

Yes - posted anonymously

Yes - orphaned it after posting

Yes - posted it under a different pseud (but clearly linked to my main)

Yes - Multiple of the above

No - I don't have fanworks I feel that way about

No - I do have fanworks I feel that way about but don't post them at all

I didn't know about these options and am going to go learn a thing

Vanilla extract /answers please

Remaining time: 6 days 9 hours

*Could be something kinky, dark, "weird," off-brand in some way, etc! But I'm not talking about "I split up my different fandoms into different pseuds" or something else where it's purely an organizational preference.

[petaltexturedskies]

Dorothy Allison, from “To The Bone”

[peanutsgifs]

August 10th - Happy Birthday Snoopy!

[epicsause-official]

hate when i get a password wrong and the browser goes "heyyyy :) do you want me to save those credentials you entered :)" like i am already humiliated why must you rub salt into that wound firefox

[gremlininho]

landing. on you

[kosmogrl]

ever since I was a little girl I’ve been aware of everything

[rozieramati]

[paintbynumbers]

[charl0ttan]

i just downloaded a pdf and i have my whole life ahead of me to ignore it

[chrisbattleart]

[escuerzoresucitado]

[findlight]

Part of a head ornament, later a brooch fitting, with foiled rock crystals, pearls and garnets set in enamelled gold, British, circa 1840-50.