#does this matter

[sieglinde-freud]

hot girls do nothing else forever

[lorelune]

please pray for me i'm writing like proper long form smut

[stardewremixed]

I keep seeing ASS for Abigail, Sam, and Sebastian. But makes so much more sense to me for Abi to be in the middle of this sandwich: SAS.

[amerasdreams]

In Set a Watchman, Wildcat Joe takes the badgers to a preserve near Milwaukee. Fitting, since Wisconsin is the Badger state. Maybe that's where he's from. Still... did they choose badgers on purpose (out of all animals) or was it a coincidence (/done subconsciously?)

I wonder how far Odyssey is from Wisconsin?

It has to be across the Mississippi bc their radio call signs begin with K, not W.

[sparklepines]

while im still writing a good chunk of a new multichap fic and trying not to freak out over not having a plot after almost 40k....... yall gonna have a vent one shot this week my dudes....

[thestarrywisdom]

*opens article, gets to the bit about Saturn/Pluto/Cap/Dragon's Tail* *looks at a certain dragon/scorpion/eclipse-themed member of the personal peanut gallery* *goes to lie down very carefully*

[mobsterkara]

So I was scrolling through the kara danvers tag when I saw a post by @anaveragegirl15 but I guess I’m blocked cause I wasn’t able to reblog. The post had this photo with the caption “ Cafuné-running your fingers through your lover’s hair” and I just… I’m guessing they’re not a Portuguese speaker, because if they were I’m pretty sure you’d know this word is much more than just “running your fingers through a loved one’s hair” which tbh I don’t even think he’s doing here. Cafuné is an act of love and affection, it’s it’s an intimate and silent gesture, it’s that calm warm moment of running your fingers through a person you love’s hair, be that a family member, a close friend, or a partner. It’s used mainly in the context, at least where I come from, of a mother soothing her child to sleep. It’s not just some dude having his hand in a girl’s hair when he’s trying to get his dick in something with a pulse. If you’d like a link to the actual dictionary defintion, just hmu fam.