#linguistically

[theinternetisfulloftrash]

No yeah Dylan swore the perf amount, Sadie I feel like was just swearing too much and like out of place like sis was tryna meet the word count on an essay lol

That perception is interesting....

because think the swear count on them during this fight would illustrate how much more it seems like men cussing in arguments is really normalized, but that we notice so much more when women cuss under the same circusmstance:

Dylan: 19

Holy shit (x3), fucking or fucked (x12), pissed off (x2), bullshit (x2)

Sadie: 4

Pissed off (x2), fucking (x2)

The argument felt organic and natural to me. Swearing included.

Anon is referring to THIS ask about the argument in the All Too Well Short Film

[heavylittlepeople]

[dinosaurrainbowstarfish]

*scrolls through bisexualdemondean’s page*

*finds usual posts*

*sees that people have apparently been pronouncing the word “finish” as “finsh”

what the fuck?

[ssfoc]

Between strong and fireproof. Chose one

I’m going with Strong.

I love the stoicism of the lyrics. They have a distilled quality, like a person holding a skittish creature and talking soothingly to it until it calms down.

Drifting, weightless

Listen to how the words themselves are drifting and weightless. They’re trochaic words (emphasis on the first beat) that taper to silence, bobbing along the surface of the song.

Each verse is a distillation of so much feeling in such an economic use of syllables.

My hands, your hands/ Tied up like two ships

My heart, your heart/ Sit tight like book ends

Pages between us/ Written with no end

Think of how much/ Love that's been wasted

People always/ Trying to escape it

Move on to stop their heart breaking

Strong is poetry.

[vegemite-burgers-blog]

I love this ship <3

[cant-think-of-a-good-one]

i just like languages that sound nice

you could say im a

phonetic fanatic

[cant-think-of-a-good-one]

the best linguist duo that doesn't exist:

chompsky and munchky