I Write What I Write

Requests are welcomed and very open at the moment! Also if your in a Fandom not listed don't be afraid to ask about it, I might have just missed it.

[sumi-ink-ninja]

To those who are fans of MARVEL…Stan needs our help…please watch the video and spread the word!

[femmescripter]

I know I said I wouldn’t do any Marvel based posts after Mr. Ditko passed away, but this has to be known. This has to be shared. If only for Stan Lee’s sake. I cannot believe how horrible people can be. And to hear his own daughter is treating him so shabilly. This breaks my heart.

Anyone who claims to be a real Marvel fan will reblog this on all social media platforms. And you’ll write to the actors of the Marvel movies to help us also. It seems like only the actors and us, the fans, are the ones who really care about Mr. Lee anymore. Please guys. We have to help him. NOW.

Stan Lee is a hero to a lot of us. It’s time that we be a hero for him. And even if you don’t like Marvel, anyone who doesn’t tolerate elder abuse should help!

@onimi18 @bbb35 @polarspaz @bramblerose4 @queenie-dee @toto-sakigami-mockingbird @chi-chi-tianshi @bulecelup @mrsbumbleb @damare-draws @ask-spiderpool @wakandaabitch @missrosiewolf @thedivinestarling

[crossed-quills]

Please please please reblog this.

Stan Lee created Marvel Comics.

Stan Lee changed the world of entertainment as we know it by diverging from the norm and encouraging the acceptance of those who are different (X-Men mutants in 1963).

Stan Lee, at the age of 95, is giving up on life because everyone close to him is depending upon him like vultures.

Please please please reblog this. Maybe someone with influence can help him. Maybe the state will step in if enough people but them about it. Maybe we can make Stan’s twilight years enjoyable instead of the hell he’s going through.

Thanks you.

“Excelsior!”

[kamalahkhan]

REBLOGGGGGGGGGGGG

[hrismynewpersonality]

I am so angry at the world for making this man feel like he doesn’t have anything worthy in his life. Stan Lee is a hero who helped many of us with the universe he created. And now we should help him.

[brucie-deactivated05092020-deac]

REBLOG THIS

[misformarvel]

Oh god, this ended me.

[letitbefiction]

Reblog this. This man…helped me so much without knowing. He deserves the galaxy! Starting with our kindness 💗

[onegoldenfirefly]

You have to reblog

[misterdoctorironstrange]

Reblog x100

[mamalazzer]

How can I not reblog this? This man has given so much joy to others. 

[omg-foreverfilledwithweird-posts]

REBLOG WITH A GIF THAT DESCRIBES YOUR CURRENT MOOD

[fandom-writes-everything-blog]

[alicecrown-deactivated20201031]

I made it into gif for all you meme lovers out there

[fandom-writes-everything-blog]

So I'm helping with my grandma's church's Vacation Bible School and.....

.......Spidey you tried and I can applaud you for trying, buuuuutttt you didn't try hard enough you need a better code name bud.

[inthetags]

reblog this and put a song in the tags that breaks your heart

[fandom-writes-everything-blog]

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Fandoms I write for:

*Supernatural

*Sherlock BBC

*Antisepticeye

*Darkilpier

*Pretty much any Mark or Jack ego

*Markiplier

*Jacksepticeye

*Harry Potter

*Gravity Falls

*Most Disney Movies

*The Hobbit/Lord of the Rings Movies

*Deadpool

*Dr.Strange

*Spiderman

*Detroit Become Human

* The Last of Us

*and more!

Fandoms I don’t write for (sadly, sorry):

*If the marvel character isn’t listed it means I haven’t seen the movie(s)

*Doctor Who-…… Sadly I haven’t had the chance to watch it yet, I was going to on Netflix but then it was taken down (;´༎ຶД༎ຶ`)

When making a request please specify which fandom and who you want it to be about. I do reader inserts, ships, and imagines. I love writing AUs so don’t be afraid to ask for one. If you have a prompt you want for the story please do tell me, it helps with my creative flow! I can also do character headcanons for those of you that want them!

× Thank you for reading through all of this and if you have suggestions make sure and tell me! ~H

[fandom-writes-everything-blog]

Requests are open and I'm feeling pretty creative and bored so request are open!

[pretty-castiel]

Reblog if you want a terrible, 3 sentence fan fiction in your ask, based on your url

[back-that-sass-up]

THIS HAS OVER 40,000 NOTES AND WITHIN FIFTEEN MINUTES I FOUND THIS IN MY MESSAGES:

“and then i saw him walk across the room. he got very close to me and whispered “back that sass up”“

[oroborochi]

80,000 NOTES AND I GOT ONE!

“ He descended upon me, that pink archangel, with those pink and ripe nipples. “

[anotherfirebender-deactivated20]

12 minutes “Oh not. Not another fire bender!” I said to myself. But then he came up behind me and grabbed my ass. So he’s cool now I guess 288,250 notes

[matt-the-blind-cinnamon-roll]

HALF AN HOUR AT MOST “Its okay,” he said leaning his walking stuck against the wall and removing the young man’s glasses “ let me frost your roll” matt the blind cinnamon roll blushes as his core softened for his new lover.

[disastrousqueer]

i need that

[feralpussylover]

My url is pretty vanilla I doubt something will happen even

[feralpussylover]

Woah thanks anon!!💞❤👀

[spetey-man]

🤔

[incorrect-mcrquotes-deactivated]

none of you could ever fucking do it with mine

[fandom-writes-everything-blog]

Faces of the Past (Part 1?)

AN: Hey guys it's been awhile since I last wrote something, but I have recently finished watching Merlin for the billionth time. I got the idea while looking through pictures of people who found paintings in museums that look like them. Hope you enjoy this, and if you want more parts tell me! Also if you want my to write something send in a request. Thanks for reading! ~ H

Fandom: BBC Merlin

Request: No

Words: 1312

Warnings: Angst, slight panic attacks

Summary: The reader is a museum director and stumbles upon a new painting and an old friend from her not so recent past.

My breath caught in my throat. It wasn’t supposed to be here. It couldn't be. It was supposed to have been destroyed along with other priceless artifacts during the Nazi reign, but there was no denying that the painting was authentic. I could recognize the brush stroke anywhere. I could never forget the way the way the artist was able to capture every last detail from the woman's face and clothes to the background and scenery. It was even more beautiful now than when I last saw it, even through aging, yellowing, and the grime now covered it you could see the amazing artistry and the colors held up even through their fading. Staring at the painting I couldn’t help but look into the eyes of the woman that at one point I had known well. I stared into those beautifully painted iris and they stared back.

The painting shouldn’t be here. There was no coincidence that the painting, that painting ended up here, in this museum, my museum. Coincidences didn’t happen on scales this large. At least not to me. I didn’t even realising I was running away; I didn’t realise patrons were staring and judging me. I didn’t realise what my body was doing, not until I had locked myself in my office.

With my eyes wide and breathing heavy, I looked around the room. Nothing here was new or out of place. I finally took a deep breath and relaxed slightly. I walked over to my desk and pick-up one of the few relics I housed in the room with me. This one wasn’t the same as the others though. Other historians have told me that the artifact was unimportant and worthless. It may not seem important to anyone else or to history, but to me…to me it was my world. The small worn red handkerchief could be from anyone or anything, but I  knew and it was something I would never lose. It was the one thing I won’t let get lost in history. It meant to much to me and my past for me to allow myself to leave it behind. I clutched the frayed fabric to my chest and slid to the floor trying to calm down.

I couldn’t bring myself to leave my office for the rest of the day. I had tried to distract my mind all day but my thoughts kept wondering back to the painting and the handkerchief that I had sat next to computer.

The only reason I left my office, was because it was my job to lock up the museum and double check to make sure everyone had left the building. I walked through the entire museum, avoiding the hallway that housed the new painting for as long as I possibly could. When it was the last hallway I had to check, I took a deep breath before walking down the hall. It wasn’t until I was upon the painting did I notice the man around my age standing in front of the painting. I am not quite sure as to why I didn’t notice him earlier, maybe my dread was clouding my thoughts or just my thoughts were distracting me too much to notice, but he was there nonetheless.

“Sir? I’m sorry to inform you, but the museum is closing. I have to ask you to leave, and come back tomorrow,” I spoke up, startling myself slightly. My voice you could tell was strained, from not talking much today, and the fact I was standing in front of the painting and the woman’s eyes were once again staring at my very being. I was startled even more when the stranger spoke, he didn’t turn towards me, no he kept staring right back into the eyes of the woman, almost as if challenging her, “Sorry, my lady. I was just marvelling at the magnificence of this beautiful painting,” it was now that my heart had stopped and the man turned to me and looked at me with a look just as burning as the woman’s if not more so, before continuing with a lighthearted joking voice, “I was wondering just when you had come to possess the painting again?”

It was then and there that I felt the world crashing around me. I couldn’t move. I couldn’t breath. I couldn’t see. All I could do was feel the stares from both the man and the painting bearing down on me. The woman’s stare was slightly less pressing, now she seemed more sympathizing with her soft (h/c) hair pulled into an updo from that medieval time, her (s/c) skin shined healthily, her dress that was made from the finest blue silk and had the prettiest gold and silver embroidery,  and those eyes that had been haunting you all day, the pure (e/c) eyes.

Shaking I look back up at the man haunted by his presence, noticing that in my panic I had fallen to my knees. When we last met, he was a broken man. He had said that he didn’t want anything to do with me. He had left me a broken woman. Now he stood there before me with a look I couldn’t place….I could never place him, he was always a mystery to me. I watched him slowly kneel down next me and hold out a hand to me. I ignored it and stood up, trying not to think about his jet black hair or his perfectly pure blue eyes.

“Why…...why are you here,” I whispered out, cringing as my voice sounded even more broken than it did before. Getting up the courage, I stared straight into his eyes and tried to glare, but I doubt it worked, it had been too long of a day. He was quiet for awhile, just watching my face as if just taking in my appearance and trying to figure out what to say next, before he spoke, now not meeting my eyes.

“(y/n) I was wrong, I should have nev-”

It was then that I snapped and interrupted him malice in my voice, “No, I’m sorry, sir, but I have to ask you to leave. It is closing time and it has been a long day and I would like to go home now.”

I now know for sure that I was glaring daggers at him, because he had that lost, hurt look on his face that he got when I used to glare at him. He opened his mouth again, but before he could get a word out I briskly walked past him heading towards to front entrance, knowing he would follow me.

Once I got to the front door, I ripped the door open and motioned for him to leave. He looked at me with pleading eyes, and I had to cross my arms, close my eyes, and look down towards the floor so I wouldn't cave into him. After what seemed to be hours of feeling is eyes burning holes into me, I felt him walk past me slowly. I didn't move from my stance to even acknowledge him. He stopped in the doorway and looked back at me. This time I couldn't stop myself from looking back up into his eyes. He gave me a small smile before he spoke for the last time that night.

“I’ll see you tomorrow, (y/n)..... I hope you like my donation to the museum, I fought hard to save it so I could give it back to you,” and with that he turned and walked away. I watched him walk away until I couldn't see him anymore. I sighed and locked up before walking back to my office, plopping myself right into my seat and grabbing the red handkerchief and holding it up to my face as the tears started flowing.

“Goddammit, Merlin….”

[penroseparticle]

My favorite thing is that Europe is spooky because it’s old and America is spooky because it’s big

[meduseld]

“The difference between America and England is that Americans think 100 years is a long time, while the English think 100 miles is a long way.” –Earle Hitchner

[burntcopper]

A fave of mine was always the american tales where people freaked out because ‘someone died in this house’ and all the europeans would go ‘…Yes? That would be pretty much every house over 40 years old.’

‘…My school is older than your entire town.’

‘Sorry, you think *how far* is okay to travel for a shopping trip?’

*American looks up at the beams in a country pub* ‘Uh, this place has woodworm, isn’t that a bit unsafe?’ ‘Eh, the woodworm’s 400 years old, it’s holding those beams together.’

[bedlamsbard]

A few years ago when I was in college I did a summer program at Cambridge aimed specifically at Americans and Canadians, and my year it was all Americans and one Australian.  We ended the program with a week in Wessex, and on the last day as we all piled onto the bus in Salisbury (or Bath? I can’t remember), the professors went to the front to warn us that we wouldn’t be making any stops unless absolutely necessary.  We’re headed to Heathrow to drop off anyone flying off the same day, then back to Cambridge.

“All right, it’s going to be a long bus ride, so make sure you’re prepared for that.”

We all brace ourselves.  A long bus ride?  How long?  We’re Americans; a long bus ride for us is a minimum of six hours with the double digits perfectly plausible.  We can handle a twelve hour bus ride as long as we get a bathroom break.

The answer.  “Two hours.”

Oh.

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

English people trying to travel around Australia and wildly underestimating distance are my favourite thing

[marzipanandminutiae]

a tour guide in France told my school group that a particular cathedral wouldn’t interest us much because “it’s not very old; only from the early 1600s”

to which we had to respond that it was still older than the oldest surviving European-style buildings in our country

[iguana-sneeze]

China is both old and big. I had some Chinese colleagues over; we were discussing whether they wanted to see the Vasa ship (hugely expensive war ship which sank on it’s maiden voyage after 12 min). They asked if it was old, I said “not THAT old” (bearing in mind they were Chinese) “it’s from the 1500s.” To my surprise they still looked impressed, nodding enthusiatically. Then I realised I’d forgotten something: “…I mean it’s from the 1500s AFTER the birth of Christ” and they went “oh, AFTER…”.

[ceescedasticity]

My dad’s favorite quote from various tours in Italy was “Pay no attention to the tower – it was a [scornful tone] tenth century addition.”

[copperbadge]

My last boss was Chinese, and she said when her parents came to visit her from Beijing they pronounced Chicago “A very nice village.” 

[blondegingersaxon]

This post keeps getting better

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

What I’m getting from this is both distance and time are Utterly Terrifying

[stuff-from-the-void-matron]

What’s your android model #?

Take your birth year (eg 1992)

Multiply it by your birth month (1992 x 09 = 17928)

Then divide by your birth day (17928 / 18 = 996)

Then take the first letter of your first name (eg A)

The second letter of your middle name (eg R)

And then put it all together!

I got AR996! :)

[vity-dream]

I got LE133 ^^

[clareodonnell]

I got CE498

[aulviary]

I got AS1144

[quivker]

I got SA2002

[tracobuttons]

LR993 :)

[tazmanianbrit]

AI380 :)

[jacksepticeye-egos]

AS400!!

[justwritingscibbles]

CI74!!

[fandom-writes-everything-blog]

HO814

[neonglowstick]

I lost every single last bit of motivation for my life so i’ve been messing around with the live portait maker app for like 5 hours straight lmao~ i decided to share some of the characters i recreated

here you go ~ enjoy some handsome Trollhunters :)

[fandom-writes-everything-blog]

This is beautiful!

Reblog If You Can Take Off Your Bra Without Taking Your Shirt Off.

[50eathaters]

    Girl’s are amazing

[kerameikos]

I think we broke the notes…

[mis-c3l-la-neous]

i feel like i’m reblogging history. “the post that broke the notes”

[okayilubuhbye-deactivated201611]

THERE ARE NO FUCKING NOTES

WE HAVE REACHED INFINITY

[junabug-deactivated20181015]

what the heLL

[yay-someoneactually]

Um….guys….

There are negative notes….

WHY ARE THERE NEGATIVE NOTES?

HOW ARE THERE NEGATIVE NOTES?!?!?!?!

[dellbby]

Its in the black hole of tumblr

[demonsmademefat-blog]

At time of reblogging, this post has 1 note :’)

[septicmackiplier]

Uhm nothing was there then I hit the heart and 1 note popped up.. Guys I’m scared..

[my-name-is-really-neil-mcneil]

it has reset to 0 notes. what have you done?

[heygodsmoved-blog]

now it’s floating in the middle of the thingy

[ruled-by-jupiter]

EVERY DAMN TIME

[failedspidermankisses]

There’s literally nothing there. 

What is this? 

[mahaliciously]

I couldn’t scroll past this. I need to be part of history for this. There are no notes do you even realise

[altweeb-blog]

Let it be known I was here on this day of march twentieth twenty sixteen and I’m laying in bed at nine thirty am

[i-am-loco]

WOO NO NOTES PARTYYY

[im-in-hell-fr]

WTF IS THIS?!?! IM CONFUSED NO NOTES WUT DA ACTUAL FUCK

[humanityinahandbag]

I LIKED IT AND IT HAD ONE NOTE.

ONE.

NOTE.

[animationnut]

Oh wow there are seriously no notes..

What the heck.

[knightnicole]

OH MY GOSH IT’S TRUE. There were 0 notes, now i liked and just one note popped up! I’m.. I’m not sure how this can happen..? But now I’m part of history YEAH 24th March 2016 - 03:05 am

[bidootdoot-deactivated20190601]

notes? where?

[0joodles0]

They really did break on this single post XD

[romanochez-deactivated]

WHERE DID THEY GO?? ITS JUST ONE NOTE??

LET MY DAY OF PARTICIPATION BE MARKED ON MAY 15 9:25 PM TUESDAY 2018

[noneofthekingshad-arthurization]

*confused Logan noises* hhhHHHNNG?!?

Making my mark on May 15, 2018, 9:29 PM Tuesday

[shayhammowolf]

May 18th. 2018. 11:33am. Friday.

[phoenix-galaxies]

May 17th, 2018, 7:10 pm, Thursday

[broadwaytheanimatedseries]

May 18th, 2018 10:03 pm (or just 22:03), friday.

[ironwoman359]

This image is like five different contradictions all in one and i love it

[voidchangeling]

What in the world is happening?!

[bluesiphonbaby]

I have joined the revolution as of May 17th, 2018

[fandom-writes-everything-blog]

I feel so confused, but excited? What's happing?!

[damienhaaas]

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[science-junkie]

… and here is a gift for all of us.

[easy-hard-archive]

Dapper boy as Bill Cipher

‘Remember! Reality’s an illusion, the universe is a hologram, buy gold! Byeeee!’

[miss-starrynight]

Stop bullying ✋🏻 repost if you agree

[fandom-writes-everything-blog]

Anyone else see this this morning? Personal I've never hacked a code before....this will be interesting!

[fandom-writes-everything-blog]

Request Info!!!!

Fandoms I write for:

*Supernatural

*Sherlock BBC

*Antisepticeye

*Darkilpier

*Pretty much any Mark or Jack ego

*Markiplier

*Jacksepticeye

*Harry Potter

*Gravity Falls

*Most Disney Movies

*The Hobbit/Lord of the Rings Movies

*Deadpool

*Dr.Strange

*Spiderman

*and more!

Fandoms I don’t write for (sadly, sorry):

*If the marvel character isn’t listed it means I haven’t seen the movie

*Doctor Who-…… Sadly I haven’t had the chance to watch it yet, I was going to on Netflix but then it was taken down (;´༎ຶД༎ຶ`)

When making a request please specify which fandom and who you want it to be about. I do reader inserts, ships, and imagines. I love writing AUs so don’t be afraid to ask for one. If you have a prompt you want for the story please do tell me, it helps with my creative flow! I can also do character headcanons for those of you that want them!

× Thank you for reading through all of this and if you have suggestions make sure and tell me! ~H