#hi babe!!!

[romantic-insomniac]

MISS YOU LANE!, I HOPE YOUR DOING OK! 🩷

HI LOVIE

i’m doing alright, warming up for my 21st, how are you?!

[grotesquepixie]

Hai friend!

3,12,23,25 :))))

hihi!! 💕 THESE ONES ARE SO GOOD THANK YOU

3. daydreams - if you could be anything or anyone, who would you be?

anything? probably a bat. I like the painted bat the most :)) anyone? Sabrina Carpenter.

12. dimples - most attractive features of a person’s face?

eyes upon first meeting them. usually teeth/ mouth once I start really looking

23. mochi - favorite studio ghibli film?

!!!! princess mononoke or howls moving castle (of the ones I've seen)

25. strawberry - favorite fruit?

strawberries or pineapple :))

[trekkele]

Hello wonderful friend. Can you tell me more about your Killing Rose's AU?

- @anxiously-going

"But Darling, We Don't Kill Roses" is a soulmate au that takes place after the first aos movie and during the second, where Jim refuses to believe soulmates mean anything and the people around him don't disagree, they just don't really understand why that means he's pushing them away now, after they've already known each other for three years. It was planned to have a prologue chapter for Spock, Uhura, Bones, and Jim, and a possible epilogue for lore. I do have Spocks chapter finished I should probably just post it.

[She wondered what Kirk’s bloomings would look like, if he had a soulmate. She thinks rosa acicularis would suit him, stubborn as he was.

He’s the only one on the bridge who still hasn’t stopped by sickbay, as though he’s treating the bruising around his neck as penance. If only they thought it necessary, perhaps it wouldn’t weigh on him so much. Spite, she knew, could justify a stone.

Jim was complicated, her Captain, her friend, but despite their beginnings she never since doubted he was a good man. She should probably ask Leonard to come call him down to sickbay soon, the bruises winding around his neck in familiar patterns and -

Why did she recognize the violent winding shape of the purples around his throat.

Her eyes drifted to Spock, the high collar of his blacks hiding most of what she knew to be deep blue bloomings of Rosa Pratincola. At the back of her mind someone whispered “at least you were right about the genus”, but across the bridge Spock lifts his head, her heart buzzing with a kind of hope she never would have attached to Jim before today.

However close they’d become, she’d always believed him when he said he didn't have a soulmate. He’d never given them a reason not too. It wasn't something people lied about.

Nyota meets Spock’s eyes over the captains head as he concentrated on yet another report from the engine room.

Under other circumstances she’s sure Jim would notice the way they study his injuries. They’re hardly being subtle about it.

Uhura feels the odd sense of peace leave her with a rush, as she remembers the vines around her ankle, her knees, her rib cage no better than a faded oil painting of blacks and reds and blues. How many injuries could Kirk possibly be hiding?]

(fic title pulled from this list tag game)

[itsahotminuteinbetween]

thoughts on everything and anything?

(i need reading material) (ok this is gonna sound stupid BUT GO CRAZY AND RANT ABOUT ANYTHING) (i’ve been forced to reading too much boring stuff i need a palette cleanser)

okay not much going on at the moment because we woke up *looks at clock* maybe 30 minutes ago, not sure what kinda rants you want (unfortunately can't ramble about philosophy and stuff here because i doubt half of the people who see this things would care but uhhh) BUT I'm happy to make the attempt!

our reading criteria is fairly similar (i don't think there's anything I've read recently that you haven't read previously)-still reading tale of two cities (also Dostoevsky but you already know that)-have you read Animal Farm yet? It's more of a historical criticism (love the fact that a lot of people don't catch onto the fact that it's just Orwell talking about Lenin and Stalin but anyways) but it's written interestingly-maybe Caesar? Read that one and it was pretty good, but if we're trying to venture out of classics...would recommend The Endurance by Alfred Lansing-it's a nonfiction work about the Endurance, which was a ship trying to reach the poles after the first world war, if memory serves correctly. It's written the way a novel is while still holding a lot of cool information and imagery, you might like that one? There are a lot of go-to titles that I remember really liking when I was younger, though I don't remember the plot for half of them-Stowaway by Karen Hesse was good (the plot is in the title for that one). Scott O'Dell's books were really good, from what I recall; The King's Fifth (about the Spanish search for gold in the Americas) and The Serpent Never Sleeps-I can't really give off too many book titles that aren't in reference to things you've already read, really. The Plague and The Stranger (both by Albert Camus, you know the one) were great, lot of analysis potential there. I dunno, those are just some titles off the top of my head.

[monstermoviedean]

just got mark sheppard jumpscared while watching chuck and screamed

[ananbeth]

27🎵

Falling - Harry Styles

[bcvtricex]

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