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[muddaisy]

the way people will write characters in horror reacting to supernatural events with the incessant claim that they're not crazy just. really shows how people view having psychosis as scarier than monsters being real

[softpastelbby]

The genderfluid urge of having a super edgy looking bedroom and a pastel/fairy clothing aesthetic. ¿

[euphoricwhxre]

I want to be stupid and taken advantage of.

[max-forester]

If I could upload my art, I would, but I CAN’T, and I hate myself everyday because of it.

[emilykinncy]

HOLY CRAP I hate to even recognize this but like, back in season 4, the group was split into many different groups. beth and daryl, tyreese and the kids and carol, bob and sasha and maggie, glenn and tara and the dc group, rick and carl and michonne. So far: Bob, Beth, Tyreese and the kids have 'died' and Glenn is pretty much foreshadowed to die by next couple of seasons. The only group that hasn't been touched yet by 'death' other than glenn is Rick's s4 group. Maybe the s4 groups were deathFS

That seems super lame to me. Not as a theory, I'm not insulting you lol I just mean in general for the writers to do that. What's the point of having one person from each group die? And like you said, unless Carl, Rick or Michonne is dying anytime soon then I don't think it would mean anything.

[maybe-i-shouldnt-have]

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[we-are-the-queermaggedon]

So the nice thing about living in Alaska for 14 years: killer night vision. Bad thing: now that I'm in Virginia in a shitty apartment complex, I can see all the bugs crawling on the walls at night...