Not to be dramatic, but “I do not wish to possess you,” *voice breaking* “I want to marry you because I love you” completely reset my brain
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Not to be dramatic, but “I do not wish to possess you,” *voice breaking* “I want to marry you because I love you” completely reset my brain
sad/stoic/generally emotionally constipated character: *smiles genuinely or laughs surrounded by their best friends*
me:
I stay focused on details It keeps me from feeling the big things But watch the microscope long enough Things that seem still are still changing
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POTC 1 - Norrington & Groves
I love that women like Jane Austen and Elizabeth Gaskell were out there in 1810 or 1855 unapologetically creating shippable couples and excruciating tension and swoonworthy moments in the most delicious slow-burn love stories. Like they were obviously drawing on their own desires to be able to hit the spot, to know what women want, and were writing to afford themselves and others a vicarious experience of love in a society that was probably pretty devoid of it. And here I am 200 years later, also a wistful romantic woman who needs escapism, still in agreement about what love should look like, and their otp is now my otp.
"Mr Thornton has been admiring our newly redecorated rooms, Maria." "Oh. Yes, Mr Thornton. Well, there wasn't a great deal of choice, but these papers are of a similar shade to our drawing room in Helston. But not quite." "Well, on behalf of Milton taste, I'm glad we've almost passed muster."
No, my heart will not yet despair. Gandalf fell and has returned and is with us. We may stand, if only on one leg, or at least be left still upon our knees.
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