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i am never not thinking about that one scene in The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, where the witch tries to decapitate Peter with her swords and Peter leans back, and the shot shows from above the swords crossing over his neck, barely missing.

always in my mind, rent free.

UPDATE

Hey so in response to that Narnia post being active again I turned off my asks and stuff. It’s been a while since I did it, but the original version of the post has gotten a fuckton of notes and I decided it’s best to avoid the anon hate and deactivate ways to contact me on here for a couple of days. I also disabled messaging from blogs that I don’t follow. It might be a while before you can send messages, but if you do I’ll make sure to let you guys know.

#personal #the narnia post #narnia post #for those who are checking out my blog because of that particular post #please read the amended version by clicking on the link #i realized how problematic that post was #it made it seem like coming out was easier for certain people than it was for other people #it was wrong and i wasn't thinking about it when i posted it #and i'm sorry that i even posted it #furthermore i posted that back in like 2015 #so i've had a lot of time to reflect on how wrong it was

(This has been percolating in my mind for months now, and that last post makes this a relevant time to finally write it down.)

I have multiple fandoms.

Some are fandoms, some are anti-fandoms (*cough* FROZEN *cough*), some are a weird combination of both (looking at you, Twilight). I tend to categorize them as minor and major, based on my level of participation and care about them.

For example, I like Harry Potter, Circle of Magic, Hunger Games, and Lord of the Rings. These are minor fandoms that I enjoy, but don’t do much (if any) fanstuff for. I love Supernatural (1-5), Coraline, and H2O: Just Add Water. These are major fandoms for which I have created substantial (and sometimes multiple) universes. Sailor Moon and Twilight hover somewhere in between.

Narnia is different.

Narnia runs in my blood, rings in my bones, thunders in my heart, and sings in my soul.

Narnia is forever and unalterably part of me. It encompasses everything--the suffering of this world, the longing for a better one, the dream of good triumphing over evil, the desire to see and know and walk with God in a very real way. My suffering, my longing, my dream, my desire. My home, and my God. Narnia has owned me since I was six years old.

Narnia is different, and I cannot call “friend” any who trample on it.