Portrait of Urania, (Detail), (19th century), by the British School, oil on canvas, 76.2 x 63.5 cm (30 x 25 in), Private Collection

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Portrait of Urania, (Detail), (19th century), by the British School, oil on canvas, 76.2 x 63.5 cm (30 x 25 in), Private Collection
two meads in and i'm asking my knight if i can feel how sharp his blade is 🤦♂️ i'm giggling and kicking my feet too. should i ask him to press it against my neck or is that too forward
I really like motherhood as a character trait and symbol in fiction because it's a position of power afforded to women that's both aligned with and central to their gender role rather than being contrary to it, and it can reveal a lot about how a character reacts to being given almost total control, heavy responsibilities, and very little external accountability or support, which I think is a very rich scenario and character type to explore. in my mind the role of mother is closer to captain than to wife. but, unfortunately for me, there is the rest of the world to contend with, and most other people are trying to be Normal about motherhood rather than Weird about it on purpose.
my tumblr mutuals will take characters from media that is not very good & construct such rich & intricate inner worlds for them in their posts that i will go wow that sounds so compelling let me go check this out….& then the canon character will be like. relatively boring with very little interiority. but that’s okay because sometimes the real character is the one my tumblr mutuals hallucinated along the way….
Hellelil and Hildebrand, the meeting on the turret stairs (1864) by Sir Frederic William Burton (Irish, 1816 – 1900), watercolour paint and gouache paint on paper, 95.5 × 60.8 cm (37.6 x 23.9 in), National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin
More relationships where they fucked once and then went "wow ok that sucked lets never do that again" high fived and were best friends ever after
If you were really my friend you’d do this highly unethical experimental surgery on me
"i never could say no to you" is one of my favourite phrases in the entire english language because it's so casually cruel. even when it's spoken fondly or lightheartedly there's this dismissive implication of blame to it, like twisting a knife. whatever happens next is on your hands. i want you to know that i betrayed and destroyed myself for you.
all stories need a part where the protagonists need to sneak into a gala or ball or other fancy event by wearing pretty clothes. this is more important then gay shit like arcs or conclusions
Turning the cuck chair around backwards to show I'm not like your other, boring cuckolds
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love the type of male character that is just a losing dog
A knight's helmet is a kind of muzzle.
the most problematic maiden at the joust