"Gods always behave like the people who make them."
Zora Neale Hurston, Tell My Horse: Voodoo and Life in Haiti and Jamaica

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"Gods always behave like the people who make them."
Zora Neale Hurston, Tell My Horse: Voodoo and Life in Haiti and Jamaica
gods with a little g by tupelo hassman
Dickheads forever.
Wait things would turn out better if Yusuke never died????? Can you please explain this post??
It's from this reddit post!
A few months ago, I awoke to find it there. On my Facebook feed. “Hey Conejita! Thought of you when I saw this.” I groaned. It was the same
Why is marriage the highest compliment you can give a dish?
"They would not have cried “marry me” if they had not, on some level, absorbed marriage as the best thing one could offer — or as a guarantee of perpetual service. To say you want to marry someone for making you a good chicken dinner is to say you want to continue to be on the receiving end of this dynamic.
It is a beautiful thing to express love for one’s partner through cooking. Part of any good relationship is knowing you are cared for, that someone is thinking of your needs and finds true joy in seeing you nourished. And crucially, it requires reciprocation."
Alternatively titled, “Reasons I Have No Desire to Get Licensure as a Clinical Therapist.”
In the past two years, a thriving subgenre has emerged within SFF romance where plucky young witches living in cozy witch enclaves find love