Very true, Netflix now STOP COMPARING THEM THEY BOTH ALREADY ARE PAINFUL ENOUGH!
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Very true, Netflix now STOP COMPARING THEM THEY BOTH ALREADY ARE PAINFUL ENOUGH!
Don’t get me wrong I absolutely love achillean relationships that test the boundaries of morality and sanity (hannigram, Paul and Julian and etc). But the pure lack of crazed lesbians is starting to get on my nerves. I want to see bloody, murderous, cannibalistic sapphics who are completely obsessed with each other and I’m tired of pretending I don’t.
name change!!
i used to be fishnamedreggie :)
decided to change it so it’s fandom-relavant
So apparently, I am thinking to repost most of my #zorobin fanfics here on tumblr which I should have done a long time lol
every kind fic writer/reader i've enteracted with: don't feel pressured to update! the people who want to read it will wait however long it takes!
my brain: obviously that applies to every writer in the world ever except for me
i just learned that kasperi kapanen lived in philly and played for a team in a rink i’ve been to multiple times in my life
You know what I think a problem Jonathan Sims would have? High neck and collared shirts. He LOVES the look of them but after a few hours they feel like they're choking him. But he's a professional and needs to look professional and academic so he cannot unbutton the top few buttons of his shirt or constantly be pulling at his turtle neck.
Idk. I know I am projecting because this is in fact MY PROBLEM but yk. It seems very Jonathan Sims like.
Andrew "You can't put a leash on me" Minyard and Neil "I ask" Josten.
Andrew honey, you put the collar on yourself and handed the leash attached to it to Neil