friendly, thoughtful and quite awfully pretty

but he needed more than me

[forelxsket]

stuff:

she/her

supernatural

all for the game

percy jackson

midwest emo

always sunny in philadelphia

The yard :)

spiderman

other stuff:

Letterboxd: forelxsket

thoughts + writing + photography + edits

[forelxsket]

Video finally pushed me to catch up on dnd (haven’t watched since October). This is really Ludwig’s best work he’s so good as stonebeard

[forelxsket]

Started watching artful dodger and it’s so good I think the soundtrack is had as it doesn’t really set the scene it’s way too modern but apart from that it’s so good

I am on the second episode so if this changes …

[forelxsket]

Trying to write and failing miserably pray for me

[midwestemoloser]

The most insufferable person you know just leapt in the air and clicked their heels together shouting yippee

[samirasystole]

you guys know i usually compensate all the racism and misogyny towards samira by being overly supportive of her every fiber, but i do wanna say that i find her flaws very delicious.

like come on. she lacks trust towards her colleagues because her dad died from medical neglect and racism, and now she is overly cautious and does her best to prevent any mistakes even if that goal is futile and impossible. she wants to be the perfect doctor and has an HR manual in her head but also can't help it when her feelings take control when she has to treat cases that she feels specifically emotionally connected to. she's kind to students and encourages them to believe in themselves, but when they make a misstep she's quick to correct them, even if that can be blunt. she has the best patient satisfaction scores, but if her plan isn't taken seriously she defends herself and can stay rigid in her standpoint. she's data driven, detail oriented and wants what's best, but has a hard time accepting non conventional ways to treat patients outside of protocol. if she relates to a patient she goes above and beyond, but can't distance herself from them when something out of her control happens. she's dedicated and driven, working till she drops, but her lack of social life and friends has caused her to be closed off and refuse to accept any help. she has a full future plan worked out in great detail but has a literal panic attack when it blows up in her face and she realises she doesn't have a plan b. she can admit her mistakes, but they make her spiral so much that she immediately thinks she doesn't deserve her place in the ED. she wants to do everything she can to help people, but becomes her own obstacle in order to do so.

god, how can you not love this complicated, empathetic, kind, overthinking, tunnel-visioned, and control freakerish woman?? yeah, a lot of forces work against her, but samira is her own obstacle sometimes and that's what is so interesting and compelling about her. i love my darling and i will miss her deeply next season. bring her back i need her to be a control freak for nine more seasons. two wasn't enough

[forelxsket]

500 miles and still he doesn’t find any sort of long lasting love. I love you Dean winchester come home

[clown-guitar]

[no beers in] do you think im ever going to belong somewhere

[forelxsket]

“Stay with me”

“Always”

Holy wrap it up I was mourning Finnick still I cannot be hit with that

[forelxsket]

fuck it we bald might be generational and I feel weird giving that to a white boy who rapped

[ludlose]

[molabuddy]

i Really love when two characters are really quite similar but in such a way that they just hate eachother onsight.. dog barking at a mirror type beef

[sillyuhhh]

it's them your honor

[forelxsket]

The poet is a king, the king is a soldier and the soldier is a poet.

Dean Winchester you always deserved to be the one to make it out.

[ghostsandyoumightdie]

"Suzanne Collins gave Coriolanus Snow a tragic backstory and made him sympathetic!" So close. Actually, she put the reader in the POV of an extremely privileged character whose thoughts and views and morals still ultimately aligned with fascism, who constantly fell back on those philosophies no matter how many brief moments of humanity he felt for the Districts. She wrote a realistic human being who aligned himself with the status quo and benefited from it. She demonstrated a character who did not become kinder or more empathetic through his suffering, but instead became angrier at the indignity of it, and punished the ones he saw as "deserving" it sevenfold. She showed you, the reader, that those in power know exactly how much the oppressed suffer, and do it anyway, even if they briefly suffer the same.

[vanillaboyfriend]

dead fish stare

[reallyreallyreallytrying]

“average person eats 3 spiders a year” factoid actualy just statistical error. average person eats 0 spiders per year. Spiders Georg, who lives in cave & eats over 10,000 each day, is an outlier adn should not have been counted

[forelxsket]

Haunting the narrative and the narrative is my life