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read a thing a little while ago about aerion having a baby that’s deformed in a typical targaryen way (scales, stubby little tail, horns, wings and what not) and him being so smug about it. dad aerion and his weird, deformed little dragon baby… i need it
happy birthday to my favorite lesbian, will smith hockey
mr farouk being onion and garlic intolerant is something that is so personal to me :,)
little my has found a big stick and is now enforcing her newfound divine right of kings upon the other residents of moominvalley
who can say what chaos or prosperity her rule will bring
they should make jughead school where you learn all things jughead. and queer theory.
Shout-out to the writers, storyboard artists, and letterers who conceived and executed this gag. I didn't catch it until my tenth viewing, but IT WORKS.
i actually really like this new collage
told my friend today about whump, i guess she didn't know i was into it. anyway she was kinda freaked out, like. now i feel insecure. i don't think there's anything wrong with it, it's just a genre of hurt/comfort some people happen to enjoy. eh. i'm feeling weird about it so i just wanted to vent to you sdfgjklshd hope that's ok
This has been sitting for a while and I apologize 😭😭
but yeah, there's nothing to feel weird about or be ashamed of! People like different types of fiction, and it all comes down to enjoyment and (often, but not always) emotional release.
I hate sad books. The kind designed to make you cry, that have a total downer ending with maybe a single spot of hope. I can't comprehend ever wanting to read one, but some people out there love that kind of thing, and that's okay.
I'm not a huge fan of pulpy, shock-value based work, but there's a ton of people who adore that kind of thing, and read it as a kind of brain candy, and that's fine!
I'm not a fan of romance as the main genre, and such a thing just purely doesn't interest me, but some people have that as a favorite. Same can be said for horror. Plenty of people don't understand liking horror, but it's a popular genre for a reason.
Everyone has different tastes, some are "weirder" than others, and that's perfectly fine :)
