i hope i haunt you.

[petaltexturedskies]

Louise Glück, from "A Warm Day" in featured in her 2009 collection A Village Life

[leonancunin]

hiii i'm getting back into 1x1 & there are two canon characters that i'd like to play more, and would love to have more plots. i will likely use canon art for them, but if you want me to pick a FC for them, i absolutely can. i roleplay on discord so please keep that in mind. i'm also 21+ and prefer my partners to also be 21+! like this if you're interested in plotting! i'm willing to write against ocs or canons including crossovers!

all i ask is that you check in occasionally, you don't have to always be writing or headcanoning with me. i'm pretty chill! i do love pinterest boards and playlists though!

i would like to play:

ASTARION ANCUNIN / BALDUR'S GATE 3 & GETOU SUGURU / JUJUTSU KAISEN

[kosmogrl]

deciding one day that you want to build a life for yourself is so scary. like damn I really want to live… I’m new to this. where do I even begin

[literaryvein]

L. V., strangers & autopsies

[mournfulroses]

Izzy Ravas, from her novel titled Disarm: A Forbidden Romance (What We Don't Say,)

[lavaditto]

Of course you do end up healing, but you’re never the same again.

[letsbelonelytogetherr]

— william wordsworth (via letsbelonelytogetherr)

[soul-from-another-era]

Unconditional love isn't a free pass to hurt me.

[paper-wounds]

[feelingsoftheday]

in my next life, may i never know the sound of my own voice explaining how i deserve to be loved.

[mournfulroses]

Marina Tsvetaeva, from a poem titled "Even though nailed to the pillar of shame," featured in Moscow in the Plague Years: Poem

[optimism-blooms]

Jenna Ortega | 2026 Actor Awards | Los Angeles | March 1, 2026

[boycritter]

"unbecoming" is such a great word. bro that shit was so rude you no longer Are

[marvelcivilwars]

CHARITHRA CHANDRAN via Instagram

[lsklvr]

RESIDENT EVIL REQUIEM (2026), dev. Capcom

[experienceandobservation]

Jenna Ortega | Vanity Fair | September 2024 | 🎥 Chaimuki

[signedthemoon]

— isa b. was accepting absence ever enough?