#stories!!!!!

[cafenoverao]

it’s saturday, and i’ve been crying non stop because i love stories, i love my books, and i saw or thought something about it that made me burst in tears, and then i tried to stop myself from crying because it feels so wrong to cry over things like this, but i can feel it, i swear i can feel it, all of these stories, they are alive, they are inside me, they are out there and i’m going to build a good life for myself because i’ve been through so much and who gives a FUCK about what makes me cry so hard on a saturday afternoon, my god, i’m alive, i’m alive, and this world is full of beautiful stories and i belong to them, i’m a part of them. i can feel it in my bones the stillness and the peacefulness of just loving the things that people have created for ourselves.

[avale-reves]

ahhhhhhhhhhhhh

i just finished reading the first volume of a gay ya graphic novel my sister recommend and it was soooooo goood!!!!!!!

i was screamin.

[weaksocialjustice-blog]

you know I spend too much time analyzing media when I start to talk about Lydia/Cordelia parallels and this sort of “shallow female foil gains depth and strength” trope when I’ve never watched Teen Wolf and I’m not even done with S1 of Buffy.

[theartistformallyknownasbee-blog]

brah its wild the first record of 'im the king of the castle and ur the dirty rascal' (as the game) is from the mid 1800s but like as usual it didnt just pop up in the 19th century .... nah in english/scottish civil war at the seige of hume castle thomas cockburn said

"I William of the Wastle Am now in my Castle, And awe the Dogs in the Town Shan't gar me gang down."

but like..... the tone is obviously referencing a popular childrens rhyme..... so cockburn didnt invent the phrase....and it (as usual) has french and german equivalents.......... plus horace describes the same game played by roman kiddies in 20BCE with a similar song/meaning.................that is/............wild

[mckeaton]

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