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Can we all agree that reviews are not an acceptable substitute for an actual blurb on books
I also REALLY like all of the Humbles (although I'm more of a Utopian myself admittedly sorry it just calls to the aromantic side of me). Are you fucking kidding? A false mistress sending a saint that crawled out the ground a day ago on a mission to convince the ostracised members of the Town to sacrifice themselves -- their lives, blood and bodies -- for the greater good? That they will never see the fruits of, but they're so desperate to become needed for something good (as opposed to evil e.g. Anna kidnapping kids, Oyun betraying his friend, Grief being a crimelord) that they'll willingly give it all up when a fifteen-year-old girl comes and tells them, "My hands can do miracles. Will you let me transform your blood to cure the Plague?"
I really fear the idea of becoming one of those people that can only talk about one or two things so you just kind of get annoyed when you hear about what I like in any other context. Does this make sense. There's genuinely nothing I can do about it (other than: never talk about nothing ever) so unless I want to become nobody I must embrace this
What are we doing here
Sometimes I wonder if people like insects and monsters or only the hypothetical version of them with paws and fur
I am so so so tired of things my father doing instantly cancelling the good mood I spent so long trying to bring back
You are racist if you think someone has to look a certain way in order to be an ethnicity. Just a reminder
The effects of media on what people perceive to be inhuman species need to be studied. Dudes with blue eyes are called 'wolves', supposedly werewolves, but literally don't even bark. People with horns and a tail are called 'dragons' automatically. It's done havoc to furry spaces and I'm tired!!!