Nevermore

instagram: @nevermore2005 “I thought the curse of memory is this: Everything is ever present”

[memehq2099]

[cluts]

who cares?? me. so much

[greatergirlfriend]

never forget what's really important: approval from pervert women on the internet

[minyard-05]

sometimes you just have to say "you are all so fucking stupid" and scroll past

[ndnbutch]

but if I were to say that I don’t think vampires inherently and universally represent queerness and that if that’s the only way you engage with any story containing a vampire then a lot of very important messages are going to go straight over your head? i would be killed to death.

[shelterwoodpod]

ESPECIALLY an issue when vampires very explicitly represent fear of outsider immigrant non-white invaders! Dracula can absolutely be read with a queer lens but we cannot let our desire for ~spooky gay stuff~ blind us to the very real xenophobia, antisemitism, and orientalism present in a LOT of the foundational media in vampire history! nor the racism present in modern vampire stories!!!

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

[alicentsgf]

no you do not need to hold fictional characters "accountable". they are not real.

[alicentsgf]

[acourtdelaluna]

CALL THE CHURCH ELDERS

[allthingswhumpyandangsty]

[requiem-on-water]

The Rotten Cherry dress by Dilara Findikoglu s/s (2026)

[cherubg1rl]

“People you may know” and it’s the devil from the Bible

[novarion]

"I've got red in my ledger. I'd like to wipe it out."

[sing-a-songofsix-pence]

I love reading classic books because I get part way through one and I suddenly realise that despite its prevalence in pop culture, I don't actually know what it's about, or how it ends.

and that is great. because then I get to read the rest of it and then, finally, I sit there and I go "oh, fuck, THAT'S why it's a classic!"

[thingsfromthedirt]

[herbaklava]

[dollhair]

Something about the bastardization of the story time and time again proves that nobody in power really cares about the people who would resonate with King’s Carrie White. A girl so ugly and repulsive she’s been removed from her own story. The societal need for women and girls to be constantly perceived as attractive is what fuels a fair amount of her torment in the book, but that person isn’t even allowed to exist on the screen. We cannot empathize with her; it isn’t allowed. It’s fascinating to me.

[amberautumnfaebrooke]

has anyone noticed recently that it's expensive

[sociallyawkwardrevolution]

times like these really make you appreciate pouring river water in your socks

[fishandshesmygills]

the point of fanfiction is to write something so self indulgent that nobody else has thought of it before or cares