#so fair warning

[smilesrobotlover]

Whumptober day 1

Whumptober days 2-31

[fishyandclintbarton]

I did it, i finally started watching Interview With The Vampire. Ended up binging the whole first series on Sunday afternoon and lads, i get it. I get it.

[bigbenmitchell]

Interesting. Apparently, Ben Wadey was at Max's show last night.

Very promising.

[sp1d3riw3b]

Fics needed (Danny phantom)

hey, so, does anyone have any fic recommendations for the dannys haunt being super supportive and protective after finding out he's like a baby in ghost??? or anything similar, I just can't find any on my own and I figure tumblr is a good place for this

[a-sunset-outside-my-window]

fic rec friday

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

“That’s not fair.” Sirius was crying now, and Remus swiped his tears away with his thumb. “This isn’t fair. We haven’t had enough time. It’s not fair.” 

“I know, love.” Remus leaned in for a kiss, and wondered if it would be the last. “I have loved you for sixty-two years, and it’s nowhere near enough.” 

Or

Sirius loses his memories.

this is an angsty one folks!

so, i know that i usually recommend more fluffy works, i do, however, love this fic so very much and it's basically what it says in the summary

if you are in a place where you can do with an angsty fic right now i would highly rec this bitter sweet little story

as always, leave lots of love and kudos to the author and have an amazing rest of the week <3

[abrahamvanhellsingjournal]

Entry Three: Date November 23rd 1898

Things have not been going as planned in the past several days. My attempts in finding more about the biological functions of vampires, and specifically Dracula have come to a stand still, due to Dracula healing far too quickly for any head way to be produced. Trying to keep the incision open with forceps does nothing for the flesh will just heal around it, and cause the forceps to get stuck forcing it to be cut out, not very productive for either myself or Dracula.

I find myself frustrated by it, as I go down in an attempt to conduct a dissection, only to be thwarted in any attempt by the ridiculous regenerative ability. I am attempting to understand it, for when Dracula was staked, his body did not react in the same way, and in fact, that particular wound is still in the process of healing. I suspect it will leave quite the nasty scar behind when fully healed.

Back to the problem I have with not being to dissect the specimen, I wonder if an oil made from garlic or using tools made of silver would work better than the steel tools I am currently working with, for it does seem to slow when cuts are made with such instruments, though a butter knife is hardly the right instrument to conduct any kind of surgery with. On another note, I am quite surprised to find that Dracula seems to be able to feel pain, for when I first used the butter knife on him in a fit of scientific frustration, he seemed to hiss in pain, and tried to twitch away from the source. He also has displayed similar behaviors when my forceps have gotten stuck in his flesh, and are subsequently ripped out, though it is a lessened reaction compared to the butter knife made of silver.

[doting-dov3]

I’m not sure if anyone ever actually sees this blog, but if you do, does anyone wanna be friends? I have literally none because I’m usually a severe introvert but I want someone to rant to about my latest fanfic read or my day y’know?

I have my interests listed in the tags! If you’re interested, send me a pm and we can exchange numbers!

Ooo, I turn 17 in a few days too so if you’re similar in age that’s even better!!

[queerlydone]

Apparently people are complaining about the sudden serial killer appearance in Sunshine 2007, which 1, I thought he was an interesting extreme of Searle and that he worked really well, and 2, I watched the movie with my brother (almost 19), and he is now obsessed with the Sunman. He went from barely paying attention to the movie to it having 80% of his attention (he was playing a Switch game), which is impressive.