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nobody’s doing it like neil josten because yeah he’s a weird guy but his love interest isn’t a manic pixie dream girl. no, his love interest is instead a depressive monster nightmare boy. and they’re also both jocks somehow

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Horny asexuals you have my sympathy and respect

Asexuals who look at horny posting and think "real" I love you guys

Non-horny asexuals you have my sympathy and respect

Asexuals who look at anything sex related and gag I love you guys

All asexuals you have my sympathy and respect

Asexuals who just exist I love you guys

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The Fall of the House of Usher episode titles and the Edgar Allan Poe works they were taken from

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HAPPY ACE WEEK YOU MOTHERF- oh wait...

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Sharing a recent commission that holds a very special place in my heart 🥹🫶

My commissions are still open!!

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In this house we love peacock themed dresses 🦚 👗

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The Dream Thieves / Greywaren

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namjoon getting all shy to make a heart with hobi 🥺

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namseok are together. 10 years. two dogs. one house.

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Kdrama couples with great chemistry 🧪❤

Strong Woman Do Bong Soon

Big Mouth

Fight For My Way

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Youth Of May

It's Okay Not To Be Okay

A Business Proposal

Yumi's Cells 2

The Red Sleeve

Her Private Life

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Yeah, I know many people have talked about this already but I need to say it as well before I explode.

I love visually seeing how the campers are all age accurately cast. In the books, it didn't hit me as hard because it was something I read when I myself was around 12. Even upon rereading I just go back to my 12-year-old body and the age is just this textual evidence that I KNOW exists but it doesn't truly impact me as much as it really should.

With this still, though, it's clearly visible how young all of them are. And it's scary. It's just the teaser trailer and it's already scary to think just how tiny and innocent they are, and how many hardships they have to go through at such a tender age.

But the scariest part about the scary part?

The youngest campers. That little girl (sorry for the bad quality) who's sitting right behind the girl with glasses looks around 7-8 at most. She's so small, so tiny, and yet she's at a camp where she has to learn how to survive and fight off monsters 100 times her size.

And the essence of all this is exactly what the movies failed to capture. The movies had a mostly adult cast, with zero ideas of what they were doing with the plot and characterization that could make the movies as impactful as the books, and focused a little too much on getting their Percabeth ship going, with absolutely no buildup of trust or slowly falling for each other or anything.

But with this show, I'm sure it'll be a lot more emotional and real because while it is sad that they're all just little kids, it's also a reflection of reality. Not every kid has a wonderful life; we all have to fight our own monsters no matter how young we may be, because life doesn't wait to see how old you are to throw problems at you. It doesn't have an age limit for trauma and hardships. The younger you are, the harder it impacts your life, and them being this small has a much more impactful meaning to it than watching almost adults go through the same problems that often get solved in an underwhelming manner.

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Hi yeah I'm not apologizing for the person I will become after I read the new Solangelo book

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Anyone else think it’s so easy for Neil to understand Andrew’s whole “I hate you and I’m going to protect you with my life” thing because that’s exactly how Neil’s mom regarded him?

She cared for him and protected him, but she absolutely resented him because she cared about him?

Do you think the reason Neil is so comfortable in relationship where his partner routinely calls him stupid and useless, says he hates Neil, and states that he wishes Neil was dead, is because that’s the kind of “love” Neil is already familiar with?

And what do you think Andrew would do, when he makes that connection?