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IF YALL KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT ME YOU KNOW IM PROPERLY FREAKING OUT ABOUT THIS

Kevin?! DUDE YOUR IN A SHOW

having now finished wide sargasso sea i think everyone should be required to do at least one analysis without mentioning jane eyre at all except in passing before they're allowed to make it about how much they hate mr. rochester. my siblings in christ there are complex themes of racialization and caribbean history going on here, and you would rather talk about whether or not it's morally acceptable for jane eyre fans (a completely separate text) to think rochester is hot

wulfhalls

reading wide sargasso sea while its fucking 35 degrees really adds to the experience I have to say. lovely prose. so exacting and precise in its conveyance of ephemeral nebulous disquietudes.

Finna put yall onto my Greek mythology obsession.

Hold an article I wrote a few days ago

How the perception of Circe has changed over the years through art

#not sure if that makes sense but hopefully it does #gay #queer #i was bored #greek tumblr #greek mythology #greek gods #circe

boye-failure

my biggest kink is someone checking in on me n noticing when m not myself

loserferret

hot boys sleep with plushies and imagine they're cuddling another man

ask-the-fishdick-deactivated201

REBLOG IF IT IS OKAY TO COME INTO YOUR INBOX AND SAY THE RANDOMEST SHIT I CAN THINK OF BECAUSE I REALLY WANT TO INTERACT WITH YOU.

dogpuppy

coffeeismyboyfriend

A sentence that always makes me sad is:

"I understand you have trauma, but that doesn't mean you can write [taboo topic]."

Yes, you absolutely can write a taboo topic. In fact, a lot of therapists suggest using fiction to cope with trauma and many encourage writing/reading dark things if it makes you feel better because its fictional

It makes me sad that so many trauma survivors who've already lost their personal autonomy are being told they're not allowed to have it again in a completely safe way

Prioritizing the "safety" of fictional characters and intolerance of discomfort over the feelings and coping skills of people with trauma will never not disappoint me, and remind me that not everyone truly cares about trauma victims when the conversation gets uncomfortable