our future

So I'm brazilian, 19 years. I used to be fe-lic-ity, but I changed since this tumblr became more OUAT/Captain Swan than Arrow/Olicity/Felicity f.c. But I still like Arrow, don't worry. Ask me anything you want! (and the gif is not mine)

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are you in college?

i am in pain

[netflixsense8gifs]

The more I connected to each of us, the more I recognized how it made me feel.

[metadefumaca]

[maxevvans]

We’re perfect for each other. No. Why? Because we have to change. Become better people. What if I don’t want to change? You do.

[leo-suter]

[dogsandnerdythings]

Reblog if you utterly and without hesitation support gay rights

It’ll mean a lot to my friend, who’s having a tough time with bullies lately.

[soiknowwhentoduck]

Instant reblog, every time I see this

[razemorales]

smashed the reblog button

[emmandhook]

True love can break any curse and so can you because that’s what you are made of.

[getawaywithgifs]

[heart]

[painfully--uncool]

An era

[killieswan]

HOLY SWEET CHRISTMAS

[nox-et-stellae]

That awkward moment when you realise you’ve been mispronouncing a word the whole time because you’ve only seen it written in books

[killieswan]

chameleon.

[omg-hawkeye]

omg #29

[loggednightmares]

*is still v excited about books but doesn’t have the motivation or concentration to read like I used to*

[09-30-19]

I feel so attacked because accuracy.

[killieswan]

yes.

[hersecretbookclub]

I wanna drown in literature and forget I actually exist

[swanjolras-blog-archive-deactiv]

okay, most of what i do re: harry potter is criticism, and hp is flawed in such a number of ways, but sometimes i just sit here and

i mean, you all have a comprehension of just how drastically harry potter changed literature, yeah? like. it revitalized it. it blew the literary scene apart. the new york times had to create a separate bestseller’s list for children’s lit just because harry potter existed. harry potter changed reading.

so many people on tumblr were born in the ’90s. when the first book came out, most of us couldn’t read. but we grew up in a world where everyone, everyone, everyone was reading harry potter, no matter how old they were; we grew up in a world where the most popular story in the entire world was a fantasy children’s book.

it’s sort of difficult to grasp, sometimes, the extent to which harry potter is not just a book. the extent to which what is basically a series of fun, interesting, and fairly good novels is such an enormous, enormous part of our lives, a cultural touchstone, a truly universal reference point, something so many people have shaped their lives around, a foundation for all of the stories we would read and watch for the rest of our lives— for so many of us, the first books we ever loved

the extent to which so many of us can’t call ourselves “fans” of harry potter, because it would like being a “fan” of, like, having lungs.

it’s not even about liking it or disliking it. it’s just a part of us.

[sweetlikecandy]

[eviltwin-evilertwin]

Criminal Minds season 27:

Reid bikes around the country solving crimes aided only by the ghost of David Rossi

[exeters]

[randomcomicnerd]

can we just agree that hermione doesn’t give two shits about throwing rocks in the water. she knows exactly what she’s doing bless her

nO BUT FLICK HE LITERALLY JUST TAUGHT HER WHAT SHE TAUGHT HIM IN THE FIRST BOOK YO SWISH AND FLICK THIS IS THE CUTEST THING

[SCREAMS OUT LOUD]

#anyone else love how he taught her the muggle version of it and she taught him the magic version #even though he’s a pureblood and she’s a muggle born (via saffythegeek)

OH MY GOD

[killieswan]

I NEVER THOUGHT THIS BEFORE AND I’M LIKE OOOOOOOOO I LOVE MY SHIP SO MUCH