#are mine

[liquidkonata]

[hislittleraincloud]

Wenclair, come get your whackadoodle, it needs a spanking.

This one, the one I reblogged yesterday because it has screencaps of mine and Nacho's blogs:

" @isis-caroline-blog1 "

Aside from being incapable of being consistent — either she can form full and proper sentences or she just types gibberish in both Portuguese and English — this one is tryna send me White's nudes in an effort to convince me of...I dunno, I guess his guilt re: his allegations?

What the fuck is wrong with you kids? Even after I fucking say that I don't stan for Percy White, she's sending me nudes (or rather, screencaps of nudes) and other random pics of him that I don't want.

All I want is for her to take mine and nacho475 's screencaps off of that post. Nacho is a younger fan (ETA: thought she was a minor, am mistaken, fixing) and doesn't need to be sucked into any of this romancedream/RD garbage and circular harassment. Nacho's just a younger fan who stans Wavier. Let her, and let her alone if you don't.

These three caps don't belong on there when the argument's about RD's behavior:

because they have nothing to do with what RD is doing. As stated yesterday, I don't have a clue as to what the goal of this Isis chick is, but if you're criticizing RD for her behavior, do not include me in that criticism. I'm fine if capped & critiqued directly about the content like normal philosophical human beings.

One of the reasons a lot of this is happening is because RD used my private comments to her about the book as a base for her post. I gave her permission to use my words. It was a succinct judgement I had about Mejia's book, and I still stand by what I said in it. I have an even better grasp of the book's content now and yet my overall opinions still stand (and are possibly stronger). This is the original, with a bonus

As you can see, the last msg was back in February.

But this...kid here just volleys back and forth between gibberish and computer-like formality. Did one of you little assholes create a bot to harass me? Because sometimes it feels l'm talking to AI.

This was after I thought I'd made it clear that we are different people.

I'm very, very tired and need to sleep. But let me make this clear: Just because I let her use my message does not mean that I'm to be lumped into any posts about her and whateverthefuck she's doing. If you have a problem with what I said about Mejia's book, you say it directly to me (like those idiot illiterate anons did) and at least try not to sound like a whackadoo AI bot. Don't be a chickenshit and pull me (or Nacho) into RD's drama.

Ugh!

[bunbox]

Headshots I made for this dumb video

[letmebeachild]

Template by @sweetsugarsky

12) I think I have 🤔 I mean I'm an actual child in some of my dreams, but I think I had a few when I was regressed. It would be a cute dream though ♡

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(Staying with the dream theme, here are some fluffy clouds ☁️ )

[wiirocku]

Numbers 3:13 (NKJV) - because all the firstborn are Mine. On the day that I struck all the firstborn in the land of Egypt, I sanctified to Myself all the firstborn in Israel, both man and beast. They shall be Mine: I am the LORD.”

[kaia001]

❤️🐰Happy Easter🐰❤️

I colored eggs today... and I tried to make some "Primal source eggs" - I love how they turned out. But now, I dont want to eat them ... x'D

[vankeppel]

British Commanders || Turn: Washington’s Spies

Sir Henry Clinton ~ British Commander in Chief, 1778-1782

Known as a “shy bitch”, he was nevertheless a formidable military enemy, achieving the notable British victory at Charleston in 1780, but oversaw the defeat at Yorktown which led to his being labelled a scapegoat ever after

Charles O’Hara ~ Second in Command to Cornwallis during the Southern Campaign

A friend of Cornwallis, he served loyally beside him, standing in for Cornwallis at the surrender ceremony at Yorktown. Aside from surrendering to Washington he also turned over his sword to Napoleon years later

Lord Charles Cornwallis ~ Second in Command to Clinton, 1778-1781

At odds with his commander in chief, Cornwallis bent the southern campaign to his own will. He could win battlefield victories, but strategically it left him bankrupt and led him on the path to Yorktown. Despite his surrender, he was hardly Britain’s scapegoat and went on to have a successful and distinguished later career

Screencaps from 2x02 “Hard Boiled” and 4x09 “Reckoning”

Sources:

SHC: Portrait of a General by W.B.Willcox

CO: In the Hurricane’s Eye by N. Philbrick

LCC: Cornwallis the American Adventure by F. and M. Wickwire