#boooooks

[sk3llk1ttyy]

I love purple :3

[historitor-bookshelf]

👀

[idklackingimaginationapologies2]

Apropos of nothing, here's a bunch of reasons why I have only gotten like half way through Gilmore girls and then had to stop a couple years ago despite the fact I rlly love it and am obsessed w it.

Accidentally linked a bad experience/feeling to it, I watched most of the episodes I did watch while in burnout, so now if I try and watch it I feel incredibly exhausted, like a panic attack will happen and disociate. I was watching it every day for literal months while feeling like this.)

Jess gave me such crazy insane gender envy it actually, and I'm not even exaggerating or joking, made it painful to watch

Unfortunately Jess was also one of my favourite characters so it became a little less interesting to watch for me when he stopped showing up so much

And a lot of my other favourite characters started being around less or changed too much

It made me feel guilty for not being able to study (I get anxiety attacks or dissociate if I even think about trying, I'm not exaggerating)

It made me sadder than I already am about not being born slightly earlier

It's low-key a tragedy to my understanding....? I can watch tragedies but I have to be in the right mood

Several of the characters and storylines annoyed me so much that it made me rlly sad

All this being said, I rlly love that show and want to be able to watch it again lmao

[codswalloping]

EXCUSE ME DRACULA TUMBLR, I AM JUST READING THE NEW CANDICE MILLARD THRILLING EXPLORATION HISTORY AND WAS SLAPPED ACROSS THE FACE BY THIS DESCRIPTION OF SIR RICHARD FRANCIS BURTON

AND THEN THIS

Anyway you should all read River of the Gods: Genius, Courage, and Betrayal in the Search for the Source of the Nile by Candice Millard and then everything else she has ever written, it’s brilliant

[techranova]

Maybe one day they can be a ghost writer! 👻📖

[love-takes-work]

BOOOOOKS IN STEVEN UNIVERSE

[eureka-its-zico]

Nobody get your hopes up, but I started writing for the first time since I left the hospital today. It’s like magic.

[sedlex]

How to not notice one single thing the expert currently interviewed is saying: