Just a nice girl who’s seen too much. Age: ~ 900 yrs (midlife) Mostly Loki. Never enough fluff. *Minors please DNI to keep us both safe.* Avatar photo by Monika Balazy.
This is what my name references. Not sure who the artist is here, but the text is from _Litany for Sigyn_ by Galina Krasskova. Link below.
(My headcanon Sigyn is partly from myth, partly from Marvel and partly my own interpretation. She’s been hanging around my mind since 2013, around the time of my first cancer diagnosis.)
Sigyn's Shrine: Litany for Sigyn
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who on earth is out there waking up early to get shit done??? the purpose of waking up early is to have QUIET TIME LOUNGING IN BED before the world gets LOUD & ANNOYING AS FUCK
so much respect to the people in the notes waking up early to play video games, watch tv, phone scroll, and in general Fuck Around for a few hours before the world intrudes. now THAT'S productivity!
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give a woman some guy and she'll be entertained for a day. teach a woman how to put some guy in situations and she'll be entertained for the rest of her life.