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bec | 21 | she/her this is ostensibly my writing blog but knowing me it'll probably grow out of control

[toxiccaves]

😔 …

[tootickysgf]

[setzeri]

[omegaverse]

ok guys let’s go to sleep now

[omegaverse]

all together

[omegaverse]

me and da mutuals

[baklavagyna]

this is the book where madelines appendix burst you insensitive bastard

[hidingoutbackstage]

I’m right and I should say it

[fairyofsomething]

Wait. How are peoples with siblings greeting eachother then?

[astudyingreer]

“Hey”

“Hey”

[maliciousindungeon]

“greetings, whore”

“[fortnite dances]”

[catgirl-behavioral-therapy]

[stands in doorway and stares at sibling]

“What do you want”

[toastbutteregg]

meet “blueberry muffin”

[joyland2022]

when i’m saying ‘she has the range’ i’m always implicitly referring to rosamund pike who played sweet jane bennet then amy dunne only to not become a household name

[mattibee-portfolio]

Baby Unicorn!  🦄

[zudilio]

[crimson-chains]

Today is the day!

[powerfulwizard]

[cookiekappa]

fullmetal arsonist 

[toobio]

[headphonejacks]

poorly done mummy sero for a halloween costune that just the effort wasnt all there zncns

anyways read shock your soul by @plusoultres

[plusoultres]

you literally could not pay me enough to watch the clown movies but christ almighty dude that shit with that one guy’s repressed homosexuality and the crush on his best friend that never quite faded and the reconnection after years of distance and the broken sobbing while desperately holding onto the dead body of the man he always loved and the “but he knew well enough” and the initials carved into the bridge…………… speechless !

[stopandimagineloveforever]

Freddie Mercury - Love Me Like There’s No Tomorrow (Official Video)

Released on Freddie’s birthday - September 5, 2019

Two white blood cells fall in love in the surreal, animated video for Freddie Mercury’s “Love Me Like There’s No Tomorrow,” a single from the late singer’s 1985 solo debut Mr. Bad Guy. The clip was released on Thursday to honor what would have been the late singer’s 73rd birthday.

The two cells serenade each other under a disco ball, only to have heartbreak ensue when one of them gets diagnosed with AIDS. The clip was directed by Esteban Bravo and Beth David, the duo behind the Oscar-winning short film In a Heartbeat. It pays tribute to The Mercury Phoenix Trust, a charity founded after Mercury’s death by Queen members Brian May, Roger Taylor and manager Jim Beach.

“We wanted to tell a story that was relevant to Freddie’s life, but not explicitly about him,” the directors said in a statement. “The AIDS crisis of the 1980s is a huge part of LGBT history, and it’s something that we knew needed to be handled with care.”

“It is a love story between two white blood cells, one of which has become infected by the virus,” the directors added. “This perspective gave us a more direct visual representation of our conflict, which allowed us to explore the more nuanced struggles the characters face in their relationship with each other, their perceptions of themselves, and society’s perception, bias, and neglect of them.”

“Love Me Like There’s No Tomorrow” will be included on Never Boring, a new box set comprised of Mercury’s solo career. “I had a lot of ideas bursting to get out,” Mercury once said of his solo career, “And there were a lot of musical territories I wanted to explore which I really couldn’t do within Queen.”

[plusoultres]

“an unfamiliar lightness” | Cellophane Zine Preview

It’s hard to say when it started. It might’ve been when his Quirk was just coming in and he hated it, because his classmates snickered at his weird, bulky elbows and the endless itching had him tossing and turning at night, but then one day he used his tape to get a girl’s balloon down from a tree and the look of wide-eyed wonder she gave him afterwards made him feel like he was floating, like even his elbows couldn’t weigh him down anymore. It might’ve been when he first saw Arachnea in action on television, chest tight and knuckles white as he watched her fly through the streets of Tokyo with nothing but those gossamer webs to keep her from falling, his heart in his throat as she launched herself at the giant villain like nothing could hold her back and he thought, I could do that; that could be me. His mother thinks it was when he and his little brother got lost in the bustle of Shibuya, and Hanta wiped his tears and lead him by the hand through the crowd until they found a hero who helped lead them back to their frantic parents. His father swears it was all the stories he told them of his first date with their mother, where he stood her up because he’d stopped to buy her flowers and ended up sucker-punching a villain who was trying to rob the florist in the face. Hanta isn’t sure which it was, or if it was even any of those at all. All he knows is that while most children grow out of their dreams of heroism, start striving for something more practical and sensible and sane, he, apparently, never got the memo.

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Here’s a preview of my piece for the @cellophane-zine! It’s an awesome project with so many talented people and Sero appreciation galore, and I’m very excited to be a part of it!! Preorders are open RIGHT NOW and they end September 22nd, so everyone make sure to go check it out! :)