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I would like to point out that in Enola Holmes 2 Sherlock knew to throw Tewksbury a sword, which means he probably heard the entire scene from the carriage where she was just punching that poor boy, and he literally did not even try to intervene.

lerayon

A list of the best modern portrayals of Sherlock Holmes:

Jonny Lee Miller

Henry Cavill

End of list

1989taylorsversion

I'm fully convinced half of the Swiftie population is going to be disappointed when they listen to Fearless (Taylor's Version) and all the songs sound as similar as possible to the originals because so many of you STILL do not grasp the point of this entire undertaking

likearecordscratch

champagne problems is the cardigan of folklore and the cruel summer of lover and the getaway car of reputation and the blank space of 1989 and the all too well of red and the long live of speak now and the love story of fearless and the cold as you of debut

ruinedchildhood

toomanyfandomstowrite

I love how people are suddenly acting as if lovers of Hamilton aren’t aware or don’t acknowledge that the actual founding fathers were shitty racist white men.

Like bitch I know my country was built on the backs of slaves and colonizers but rn I’m trying to enjoy Daveed Diggs bouncing around onstage okay

buttpoems

pietriarchy

I feel like everyone worships avocado and I’m struggling because it just tastes like compressed wet grass lump but nobody will listen and I’m all alone in this world

tiny-pumpkin-princess

If you aren’t gonna kiss my forehead after I do something cute then whats the point?

mjalti

why does using someone’s name in conversation feel so intimate, like the way a touch feels gentle as someone is fixing ur hair or brushing out a stray strand

mjalti

someone: *uses my name to address me* me: oh my God, i am a physical entity… …..

sweetener

damaged-penguin

Let’s go back to addressing each other by second name, so we can experience the unbearable intimacy of calling out our beloved’s first name when great distress momentarily makes us lose our restraint.