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[solisevart]

⛸️ ❄️ figure skater will byers x hockey player mike wheeler 🏒🥅

the au I've been wanting to bring to life for so long now.. thank you winter olympics for the perfect excuse. I hope you guys see the vision bc I have more to draw for it, I think it suits them so much!!

reblogs are appreciated :)

[zemuoga]

You feel, how the body burns / If you’re fire, warm me.

[starrynet]

this is a real published article

[sorcerersdragonfly]

I love how Erica went from "nerds are cringe" and repressing her inner nerdiness to "I'm totally a nerd" and we all say THANK YOU DUSTIN for that, she feels comfortable to assume being a nerd because he assumed being a nerd in front of her and showed her that it was not a bad thing, I love that scene in season 3 in the vents when dustin tries to prove her she's a nerd and he says "because I am a nerd" when she asks him why he knows sm about my little pony it's so special to me

look at how nerdy she is I love her sm

their friendship is so precious🥹

[willbyersabyss]

why is he so meerkat

[kassy-djomunson]

[fatfatgaybitch]

What accepting yourself for being gay does to a mf

[nancywheelers-gf]

taking a picture of my ipad to show my friend i’m on the last episode of part 1 and i accidentally took it at the perfect time i’m kind of obsessed

[miwiheroes]

theyre insane for this

[autistic-michael-queerler]

this is canon don’t fight me

bonus:

[bylerendgamegate]

hot take maybe but I dont think robin was "lobotomized" in these latest seasons, I think she just found people who shes comfortable enough to be herself with.

season 3 is her masking, shes in a new environment with steve harrington himself and while I dont think she really cares what steve thinks she doesn't want to risk being picked on, or even worse, outed.

but when she comes out to him and he fully accepts her she realizes she's found someone who will understand and appreciate ALL of her.

so in season 4, we get the rambly, nervous, social cue-missing robin she was always meant to be. and this is the same for season 5, she finds comfort and familiarity in will because she sees herself in him. she knows he will love her for who she is.

[xylem-sap]

what I love about byler is the fact they have been friends for so long. there is a tender realization of fear when you realize you have fallen for someone so important to you. there is the fear of losing the person. this is only amplified by the fact that it is queer love in the 80s. it's terrifying, the idea of losing a person you care so much about and know so well, alongside the fear of being perhaps shunned by this person. it would be a greatest fear for this person you love to be disgusted by you. but at the same time, the idea of what could come is the most beautiful thing. it is tender and soft and perfect because you are finally loved by someone who completely understands you and loves you and your strange mannerisms, and hobbies, and loves you when you get angry and sad. they are not a perfect person, but they love all your imperfections and you love theirs and in this way you are eachother's perfects. there is a soft beauty in becoming your best friend's lover.

[romanticizingacademic]

i’ve been having so much childhood nostalgia lately it feels like a constant stab to the chest, and oh my god i understand will byers so much. every time i think about him destroying castle byers, moving out of his childhood home, begging his friends to play d&d, feeling like his relationship with mike changed — ugh it resonates so hard im so sad

[bylrlvr]

you may love the main character will byers who can control demogorgons with his fingertips, but did you have the same amount of love for the neglected s3 will byers who broke down at castle byers

[ariatlantisss-deactivated202601]

THE DIFFERENCE IN HIS BREATHING??!???

HES LITERALLY HAS SO MUCH EMOTIONAL PASSION HELLO!!?!?? THE EXCITEMENT, THE SLO MOTION ZOOM IN!?

[currentlycryingaboutlancelot]

a little bit i think that the scene where alyosha believes zosima’s body will be incorruptible because he was so holy and so good and embodied that everything alyosha believed in, and then alyosha goes to the funeral and he can smell the rot, is maybe the most important scene in the book. like it’s so visceral and it’s so shocking. and for alyosha it’s shattering. zosima isn’t just a fatherly figure to this poor kid who never really had one of his own but he is also a representative of an entirely different way of life that alyosha wants so badly to give himself away to. that he believes in more than anything. and then suddenly maybe all of that means nothing! suddenly the miracle doesn’t happen! but the expectation of a miracle and then not getting it is SO important. the expectation of a miracle and then this really horrific failure where everyone at the funeral can smell this stench is so important. because it challenges the whole idea that if you choose what is good and what is difficult than you will see the good that comes of it. which is the whole problem alyosha is facing in the book. he’s doing everything he can for his brothers and his father and then one of his brothers MURDERS HIM and their entire family is torn apart! alyosha was expecting a miracle from his efforts and all he gets is violence! but over and over again this book is not about the miracle. it’s not about one single beautiful moment or a tangible, evident result. it’s not about love in dreams but about love in action!!! a harsh and dreadful thing!! the continuous ongoing project of love and choosing what is good! which is arduous and sweat and frustration and hard! and reducing it to the miracles that may or may not come from it ignores entirely that to learn to love one must continuously be in the process of loving. this is what zosima taught alyosha. and it is not dependent on a miracle

[littleflowerbabygirl-blog]

a reminder for the next time a man calls you hot and you think that shit's romantic:

Dostoevsky once said "She tortures me, tortures me with her love... in the past it was only that infernal body of her's that tortured me, but now I've taken all her soul into my soul and through her I've become a man"

and Kafka once said "in a way, you are poetry material; you are full of cloudy subtleties I am willing to spend a lifetime figuring out. Words burst in your essence and you carry their dust in the pores of your ethereal individuality"

[currentlycryingaboutlancelot]

alyosha karamazov is a great example of a character who does not make a lot of mistakes and is committed to being good and is very good but is still an endlessly fascinating and complex character. because contrary to popular belief goodness isn’t boring!!! it is actually incredibly difficult to choose what is good over and over again when it seems nothing good comes out of it! especially when everything around you is telling you you’re wrong and that your choices are worth nothing. and alyosha is told this repeatedly, that he is foolish and that his goodness is foolish because his father’s sins are in his blood, he is a karamazov just like him, and doesn’t he know it will catch up to him? doesn’t he bear the evil of his father and the brokenness of his brother? and despite trying his best to mend his family, to bring his brothers together, he is repeatedly hurt by everyone he tries to help (remember the kid who almost bites off his finger?), his father is murdered by his own son, ivan is losing his sanity, mitya is framed and sent to prison. and the question alyosha has to confront over and over again is why even choose to be good when nothing comes of it? why continue doing something that has no profit? and it’s not like he doesn’t question this! it’s not like he doesn’t doubt what he’s doing! it’s not like alyosha doesn’t doubt his own faith when he expects a miracle from the man he considered a living saint and then his body rots away just like every other man! it shatters everything he thought he knew! but despite everything alyosha kisses the earth and says there is still something good here. there is still something worth doing even if it cannot save my father or my brothers. if i can even give one person some small, good, sacred memory that will sustain them, even if that is all i can give them, it is still good. it’s the story of the grand inquisitor. the argument answered with a kiss. the kiss is in the only way that argument can be answered, despite logic choosing to love