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i have come to the realisation that quite often when i have a hard time understanding some fandom takes and headcanons about characters it’s because i have a different way of approaching fictional characters and stories. i’m mostly interested in specific characters because they are like my barbie dolls that i want to put in delicious situations and watch them struggle through those situations… like sometimes it’s fun to be like ”he’s just like me fr” but most of the time? i don’t need to see all of my personality traits and struggles and traumas reflected in my fave characters. if i did i would probably read some self insert fanfiction. and to some extent? i get this need to do this but there comes a point where people are literally just forcing all of their personality traits to a character and at that point it just feels like actively misinterpreting the text and i will just end up finding it kind of baffling and little bit annoying tbh.
tfw you love your wip & you want everyone to love it too 😭
Maybe we don't need a better thinker maybe we just need simplicity.
Something like "As much as one can attain without using force or deceit"
broke:
woke:
Isn't it funny how you can be with someone in reality yet have no deep or meaningful connection with them in the spiritual?
How you can look someone in the face for twenty years but not be able to see their soul or feel their kindred warmth because they have no faith. It's not something you've ever shared or been on the same page...like a void, an empty hole where the love should be, a feeling of nothingness...numbness. No connection, no agreeing energy, no giggles, no spark on the surface of your skin giving those little tingles and making your hairs stand up ever so gently to let you know you feel, and what you feel is excitement because it's exciting to feel love and to feel loved and to feel giving love, but when you don't feel that, you sure do feel that, too.
Hi I’m a hardcore Dune fan and I think the Gom Jabbar scene is stupid