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[kingcriccket]

it turns out [critically acclaimed book that has been popular and beloved for decades] is actually really good. have you guys heard about this. <- 'discovery' I will have several times a year for the rest of my life.

[icecreamwithjackdaniels]

Carl Jutz (German, 1838–1916), "Ducks by the Stream" (details)

[storm-of-feathers]

a severe thunderstorm warning that doesnt follow through is worse than orgasm denial

[gelphje]

[bbmbabyh20]

oh

[spookynsparkly]

I know Jax was seething when he found out this was his room

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Dorothy is like Steven universe in the way that every adult in her life is some traumatized gay person that vents to her through song

[thegloriousrevolution]

She kissed the door. She kissed her goodbye.

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WICKED FOR GOOD SPOILER!!!

THEY SAID I LOVE YOU TO EACH OTHER WE WON

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[dmitryanya]

the way 'you're as beautiful as the day i lost you' applies to these two always hits me like a brick wall

[spookynsparkly]

Jax is the type of dude where if you asked him if he wanted you to paint his nails he’d say “no that’s gay” while Kinger would not only let you paint his nails but ask you to paint them blue cause it’s closest to black and I think that shows the duality of man

[ladymacbethisagirlboss]

it makes me a little sad sometimes that "to be or not to be" has been turned into a cultural artifact to the extent is has because the actual content of the monologue has always cut so deep for me. as a teenager who's thought about dying a lot in my compact existence it has always struck me as remarkably relatable, and I really dislike how western scholarship has turned it into an icon rather than the poem it is. It's about suicide. About the merit of existing. But it's been flattened out by criticism that only sees it as the big fancy Shakespeare role

[chel-thje]

hanahaki

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What type of anxiety disorder do I possess if I get stressed out when playing Hello Kitty island adventure