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Notes to Self: Don't mess with Remy.
Notes to self: Don't rely on Bucky because he don't love you.
Note to self: Frozen peas on the eye feel better than anything else.
Note to self: Find a friend that will make sure you don't get taken by wild animals.
WIP - "You ever think about Jo?"
No. 24 - ONE DOWN TWO TO GO
self-induced injuries to escape | flashback | revenge
It’s midday, three hours into a seven-hour book-it to Sioux Falls, and if you thought daylight was a safe bet against hard conversations in the Impala’s cabin, you might be out a couple of dollars.
Sam’s facing the passenger window, staring out at who knows what, so Dean misses his words when they first form.
“Whazzat?” he calls out into the cabin.
“You ever think about Jo?” comes the soft, almost whispered question again.
Dean frowns immediately, stealinga glance over at his brother. His hearing’s gotta be off. Too many sawed-off shotgun blasts with no protective ear coverings. Or so Cas keeps telling him.
But Dean’s not so sure. He purses his lips, dashing a second look over to the passenger’s side. Sammy hasn’t moved, far as he can tell. He’s still there—all six feet of him plus change—scrunched up in the passenger like he’s trying to make himself smaller as he stares out the window, looking every bit the scared kid, or morose teenager, that Dean remembers.
Dean’s brow furrows further as he turns his eyes back to the road, his frown deepening but tinged with an old scabbed sadness that he’s still not sure he’s ready to pick at. “What, Jo? Like, you know… Jo, Jo?” Maybe, just maybe, if he says it enough the name will lose meaning.
nights like these
who needs the days?
i shut my eyes
and sleep them away
::All Time Low, 8/19/18::
// my photo //
Dashboard Confessional Still Belongs
Vulture
Q: When music writers talk about the renewed interest in the scene, I don’t think Taylor Swift gets enough credit for introducing Dashboard to a new generation. How did you two even connect?
Chris Carrabba: I met her online. She was posting something about singing “Hands Down” at the top of her lungs so I DM’d her and that began a friendship. We started going to each other’s shows. I think by then she’d already told people that I was an influence for her.
Q: I can absolutely hear it in her work. Chris Carrabba: I hear it too and I’m kind of proud of that. She’s been vocal online about her appreciation of our music and it’s caused her fans to come and investigate, see what’s there. Every show since she’s said that I’ve influenced her, someone has come up to me and said, “I heard about you from Taylor Swift and now I love your band.”
How do you feel about that? Chris Carrabba: I feel great about that. It’s a macro version of word of mouth. That’s the way our whole scene came into popularity was just word of mouth. She just has a big ol’ megaphone, but you know.
Have you guys continued a relationship after you guys met and you sang at her best friend’s party? Chris Carrabba: Yeah, she’s very kind. I really don’t like when people pick on her.
Do you feel she’s misunderstood? Chris Carrabba:  I just think that people like to build somebody up and then knock them down. I’ll never get that. I’ll never understand that. She’s a good person. Her music is fucking great. She is super brave. She could write the same song over and over again but she’s jumping genres. She’s writing about different things. She’s navigating the world of ultra fame with grace. She still manages to be kind to the people she knows and the people she doesn’t know. What more can you say about somebody?
Q:Taylor is the rare pop star who writes on all of her own songs, but have you thought to enter the studio with her and see where a songwriting session takes you two? Chris Carrabba: I do a bit. We talked about it. She’s on a tear with Jack [Antonoff] right now. I think in time it may come to pass, or it won’t. It doesn’t really matter if we actually write together or not but I think we would write something good and special together. But there’s no burning rush for me to do that. If that kind of thing happens, it will just happen.
The Harry Potter Alliance is an enthusiastically trans-inclusive and trans-affirming organization. Eight percent of our members are trans…
this week, my (Lauren) Dashboard Confessional was a reflection on how relatively recently JK Rowling's transphobia came to light - my personal blog has a fair bit of HP love prior to 2018 that, of course, I now feel very sad and angry about.
rather than reblog the original post as we normally would, we're sharing this list from @fandomforward (fka The Harry Potter Alliance) of trans creators and charities. this is by NO means a complete list, so please share the trans creators and charities that YOU love in the replies or reblogs!
"I am not a stripper."
