#per.

[panwasp]

I remember starting watching supernatural because I read some sterek fics and d*stiel was mentioned a few times, then I read a crossover and the idea of the hunter and the angel just theft my heart....

then I watched the show.

what in the world made people think that d*stiel was going to happen? the whole thing is sam and Dean and codependency and I couldn't be happier.

[cryptidw00rm-archive]

[joybringerjolly]

Untitled?

I see all these cool titles for people of all genders and I think they’re awesome! For me, though, aside from a job title, like Joybringer or Cleric, I’d rather not have one in interactions. Calling me a friend is fine, or using a term of endearment, but I don’t much care for honorifics. No Mr., no Ms., no Mx., you know? Okay, maybe something like Per. or Ind. would be alright, because that would mean I’m an entity to be treated with respect via being given human rights, but I don’t like anything that feels to me personally like someone’s putting me above themselves. I want to feel like an equal. Maybe I could invent my own based on that, if I don’t warm up to any of the others. No one can say I can’t.

[thatsocrash]

just saw how to train your dragon: the hidden world

warning? spoilers i guess ??

i thought going into this movie i was emotionally prepared for what was going to happen- i knew almost for certain how it was going to end but man... i was tearing up and crying through the whole gd movie. like from the minute he said “this is berk” i was crying

and i didn’t realize why until the credits were rolling and they were showing scenes from the first movie and the tv show and it hit me. idk i felt like the end of this franchise and of their story marked the end of my childhood ? and i know that’s cheesy to say but like. i saw the first one in the theatre when it came out almost 10 years ago.... i was only 10 years old and it was my favorite movie then- and it’s my favorite movie now. when hiccup is saying goodbye to toothless and he pulls his hand away in the exact reverse as when he first connected with toothless i was full on sobbing(quietly tho) and the people around me were judging but to them and their kids it was just a third movie about dragons. idk it felt like so much more than that to me. idk i feel like i grew up with hiccup and toothless and i got to watch them become the amazing characters who they finished as- but their story is over. and i’m an adult now i guess and that’s fine but i don’t think i’ll ever be able to forget the story they gave me- and frankly, i don’t think i ever want to

it just really hit home i guess

[fruitingb0dy]

it is now sinking in that chronic illness will always be my cross to bear, the baggage i will drag behind. it will most likely affect how i live my life. it already is. god, i’m in my early 20s.

[imafreakingpinata]

I hate the fact that everyone is planning their futures with such big expectations and working for it and all that I want is a new mechanical pen.