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sanggchu

Glad Jujutsu High decided to invest in an on-site therapist

thegodoffortune

from 8 months ago

animated by mee :)) watch the full thing heree

getoed5725

and then the Parade of a hundred demons didn't happen

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catseverywhere

The horrors persist

hyunpic

til death do us apart.. or whatever 🩷

neilnevins-deactivated20240617

That smile and bright eyes looks like something out of a Peanuts strip I love it I love you I would die for this possum

autoraton

am enamoured with this fellow…

2022 in review

Wow, I haven’t posted in a long, long time, but I guess there’s no time like the present. I last posted in 2020, while we were still in the midst of Covid-19 restrictions and lockdowns. Now, at the end of 2022, things are almost back to “normal”, whatever that means. A lot has happened over the last two years, but anyway, here’s a summary of how 2022 has been. Marked two years at my job – it’ll…

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when your trainer wont give you more poffins

dragonwingsandtimetravel

the old guard + the onion headlines (1/?)

bonus:

obieandboots

Quiet please!! He’s having a vision!!!

erdbeermausvi

GUYS SO THIS JUST REALLY HAPPENED!!

OMFG?!?!?!

mymoodisno-deactivated20220904

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i saw the words “ur not the first person in your lineage to be queer” and it’s rocking me to my core. how many generations down the line did one of my ancestors feel the way i did, feel differently than i did and so damn queerly it was a crime? how many of us were there? did they have hope? did they find peace? i don’t know. at the very least, maybe i am proof their identity was never wasted. reincarnated.

khaleesi

In honor of Lord Byron’s birthday I would like to remind you all of the time that Shelley and Keats, having not heard from him for some time, became concerned for his safety and it was determined that Shelley would go looking for him. Keats received a letter some time later that Shelley had found him in Venice, where he’d been having so much sex that he’d nearly died from malnourishment and dehydration. Keats’ entire response amounted to essentially, “You should probably have let him.”