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[djkoenig-deactivated20140905]

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(ʘ‿ʘ✿) “what you say ‘bout me”

(ʘ‿ʘ)ノ✿ “hold my flower”

[chronically-ill-dandy]

✿＼(｡-_-｡) “Kick his ass, baby.  I got yo flower.”

[kahguyaht]

i found it

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i found it

[eviesrealitychangesdaily-deacti]

this should have the opportunity to be on everyone’s blog. 

[allons-ynumberten-deactivated20]

*tour guide voice*

and here on the left ladies and gentlemen, you see one of the posts before everyone went batshit crazy

[looking4agoodtime8]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

So I started working on this and a few other things last year and thought I’d post it here. Hope y’all like it.

[looking4agoodtime8]

[looking4agoodtime8]

How I got into Homestuck

So, it was the beginning of the fall semester 2015 in central Florida. I always arrived on campus about 30 some odd minutes early to get a little reading done. As I was reading, I overheard a couple of guys talking about Dark Souls. Usually I don’t insert myself into other people’s conversations, but I felt that this would be a good chance to make friends.

So we introduce ourselves and quickly found out that we were in the same class. Because we would be seeing each other every Monday and Wednesday, I was able to talk to them on a regular basis.

So fast forward a month or two to October. I walk up the stairs in the building where my class is, and I see them staring intently at the laptop that Mike would bring.

Me:”What’re y’all lookin at?”

Me:*sits next to them*

Michael: “it’s a game called Undertale, it’s made by someone who worked on Homestuck.”

Me:”worked on what now?”

Michael:*proceeds to tell me about Homestuck*

Michael: “It’s about a group of kids who play a game. And it gets really, really, REALLY out of hand.”

Michael and Isaiah:*pulls up the first few pages of Homestuck on the laptop*

Me:” cool, I can read this at home.”

I was twenty years old when I first started reading Homestuck. I remember that the last page (at the time I started reading) was [s] Remember. I was able to get caught up before the release of act 7. And today, on 4/13, I shall text them and thank them both again for introducing me.

[thestorychaser]

Hello! So I have a recommendation for you. It's called "The Darkest Minds" trilogy by Alexandra Bracken. If you thought your puberty is tough, try dealing with dangerous psychokinetic powers that the rest of your generation has. Which in turn causes the government to hunt you and your peers down to put you in an internment camp. The main character is Ruby Elizabeth Daly. I hope you enjoy!

Hello @looking4agoodtime8! Thanks so much for the rec–it made my day! I’ve read The Darkest Minds and I really enjoyed it, but I haven’t read the other two. Are they good? Does the series end well? I always get leery of sequels and end-of-series books, because I’m afraid they’re going to let me down. Damn you second book syndrome! Have you read Passenger? I loved that book, it’s probably my favorite of hers now. Thank you so much, I hope you’re having a great day! <3 XOXO thestorychaser

[looking4agoodtime8]

Well, in the words of Dr. River Song: “Spoilers ;)”

But seriously, I liked the ending. Can’t say much more about that without spoiling it.