destroying me

Fan/trash blog. I guess I’m pretty cool

[talesfromthecrypts]

Kiefer Sutherland in The Lost Boys (1987)

[slowlyoats]

“I asked ChatGPT….”

Yeah, well I asked those scary vampires at the Board walk, and they told me I don’t have to beat them I just had to keep up, so.

[barbara-on-myspace]

[angelnumber27]

I think Megan thee stallion should be allowed to execute people if she wants to

[erhyn]

(insp.)

[mielnah-deactivated20220722]

are they... you know...? *makes a stabbing motion*

[delioncunt]

[2886beaconstreet]

ao3 asking if i want to see mature content. do i want to see birds in the sky. do i want to feel the wind in my hair and the grass under my feet

[gothredy]

[battlechick]

this is literally the sweetest thing ever 🥺

[lost-on-t-umblr]

Realizing you can like people aesthetically without it dictating your sexuality is so liberating tbh. Like, one can adore, even be obsessed with, the looks of someone of the same sex and still be straight. One can find people beautiful, and handsome, and fascinating, and still be asexual. I can like the physical appearance of someone of the opposite sex and still be gay. Finding physical beauty in people doesn’t equal to being physically, or sexually, or romantically attracted to them. Human beauty isn’t inherently sexual. Just wanted to put it out there.

[vanillish-deactivated20211102]

[unclefather]

grind

[motiya]

*looking at the moon* what highlighter does she use?

[cruzfucker]

the walking dead, game of thrones, and breaking bad were just superwholock for men

[cornfield-cryptid]

Game of Walking Bad

[thehighwayphantom-deactivated20]

[lycanthrop-ee]

why the fuck is this so funny

[muppethole-deactivated20240312]

"get home safe" is a spell and i am casting it on all my friends

[lesbianhallieparker]

[theorangepdf]

young adulthood is extremely lonely but also wildly freeing. i’ve gotten coffee at three different cafes today

[1five1two]

J. R. R. Tolkien, undisputedly a most fluent speaker of this language, was criticized in his day for indulging his juvenile whim of writing fantasy, which was then considered—as it still is in many quarters— an inferior form of literature and disdained as mere “escapism.” “Of course it is escapist,” he cried. “That is its glory! When a soldier is a prisoner of war it is his duty to escape—and take as many with him as he can.” He went on to explain, “The moneylenders, the knownothings, the authoritarians have us all in prison; if we value the freedom of the mind and soul, if we’re partisans of liberty, then it’s our plain duty to escape, and to take as many people with us as possible."

Stephen R. Lawhead