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Okay, stop what you’re doing right now and go read The Meaning of Duty & Honor by PinkGloom. Seriously, if you love a well written medieval Johnlock Fantasy!AU, don’t wait a single minute. Even though it’s marked as WIP, the only missing part is an Epilogue which is not realy needed in this case. There are also quite a lot of grammatical mistakes, but it doesn’t matter since you’ll be biting your nails in anticipation of how the story will progress.
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Im so sorry you had to go through that. If you have a fireplace I recommend using it to help light it. If anything, don’t take it to a used shop where another poor soul may read it.
Hahaha!!! I was thinking of foisting it off on my sister to see is she can stomach it (she's the ultimate romance book connoisseur) but then she might get so annoyed she'll never speak to me for a long while. Alas, I don't have a fireplace...what to do...
reading more JeanxMarco fanfic, cause apparently i like to suffer
"Well, it turns out that Sam's new teacher is him." Jean pursed his lips and fought the blush that wanted to creep up on his cheeks. It was a lost cause and Connie let out a laugh at the strained look on Jean's face. "Shut up." There wasn't much of a bit to Jean's words. "I haven't even gotten his name yet. Connie, I'm acting like a ten year old girl. This is horrible. What the fuck am I doing?" He buried his head in his hands. Connie patted Jean's shoulder in sympathy. "Don't worry. I'm sure you'll get to put it in his butthole soon enough. Oh, ye of little faith." OH GOD I DIED. Connie represents me
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
This was pretty cool and i thought it was quite original too :D! It provided plenty of feels as well ^^, however I felt it went a bit too quickly and in all honesty wasn't long enough for me XP <3. Overall though it was pretty good :D! I'd give it a 6/10. This is only an opinion though so please read it and let me know what you guys think :D <3 !
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Blurring the Lines by PinkGloom. A MarcoJean fanfic. This was quite the lengthy fic that's for sure! Not that i'm complaining XD because it was really good :D! I think that Jean and Marco were basically what I had as headcanon the whole way through. There are so many feels all the way through, but at the same tonight I kept finding myself laughing at silly bits. It's definitely worth a read guys ^^, however it does get quite dirty near the end XP. It also gets a little bit drawn out near the end :S. Only a tiny bit though! Overall i'd say it's definitely a 9 out of 10 :D! This is only my opinion though. So give it a read and let me know what others thought about this awesome fic ^^!
Pssst...
It's my birthday in two days and because I'm a selfish person, someone want to draw some fanart from my auruo x petra dabbles/ fanfic on AP3 or from my jean x marco fanfics on AO3? Or just something happy for my ships, whether it be drawn or written? ::oh please::
Cuz that would rock my world.
That is all.
It's so cool that you speak another language. I mean, I'm suppose I'm happy that English is my first language, but I feel like I missed out on being more bilingual. How do you feel about it? I want to know more about it but as a person from America it's so hard for me to understand because it's a different reality for me. Yeah, I've never heard Danish before and it's super cool. Hell, to me Finnish is beyond awesome looking.
Living in Japan...I live in the ruralish area so my experience is different than if I lived in the city. Also, before I moved to Japan, I already knew a fair amount of Japanese and it's culture.
I suppose so negatives are: Everyone thinks they can just come up to you and talk, feeling like everyone is looking at you (even when they're not), feeling like your being treated like a child (because of linguistic differences) and not knowing the deeper culture. *To me culture shock and homesickness are a given to any move to a foreign country
The positives! The trains are beyond amazing and although it can be expensive to travel it's really not that bad (when compared to America), the food is beyond fresh and the fish is heavenly, almost everyone is super nice and willing to help you, limited edition items during every season (super important for me from coming from Florida the state with one season-summer) and just being able to see the world in a completely different way.
I suppose it's different for everyone but I grew up when anime wasn't 'cool' and I got teased for learning Hiragana. I feels like being here that I have finally found out that 'Yes, there is a world beyond America'. Like I said, I think a lot of my experiences and just changes in view have come from being only exposed to one culture. Europe to me is so different and just...you don't grow up feeling like you live on your own planet.
Is that true? I'd LOVE to hear your take on all this. Or if you have any specific questions about Japan.
Thanks for listening to me ramble. I really could go on forever about this sort of thing.
PS If anyone else wants to add their two cents, I'd love to hear it!
