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haven’t been here for a hot minute. if you want to stay in contact while i figure out what i’m doing with my blogs, here’s where you can find me!
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黒執事 - Black Butler | Grell Sutcliff & William T. Spears
is not logging into tumblr for 2 months self care?
#kuroshitsuji rp is my biggest hobby... and my greatest fear.
© Mimo B.Rokket - 2017
Liège-Guillemins,Belgium_
Santiago Calatrava Architect_
——— hey... send me asks........
Cr: @LaineFirth on instagram
i don’t exactly have what you’d call “plans” for the “future”, unless “disappearing suddenly under mysterious circumstances” counts, in which case,
sentences that make you burst into tears
AS SPIRITS UNREFINED, THE PAST SEEMS AN ETHERIC RIDE. indie william t. spears from yana toboso’s kuroshitsuji. non-roleplayers please do not reblog.
——— like this and i’ll send you an ask from will!
Emil Alzamora - 2019
“Death is not the opposite of life, but a part of it.”
— Haruki Murakami, Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman
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Reading Times, Pennsylvania, July 6, 1927
i don’t know what it is about this cap of will but it’s very... relatable