#wierd thoughts

[idkwierdblog]

I was rewatching Marvel and I started to think about something.

If we have a multiverse now, this means that there is an infinite number of universes. Infinite number of possibilities. Everything you can imagine.

So that means that every fanfiction is canon somewhere out there. Every possibility somewhere is true, because there is infinit amount of options.

Every ship, every story. Somewhere out there in multiverse happened. It'a all canon now! We won.

[legendary-sky-sketch-artisan]

You ever get so upset at the fly buzzing around you, that you psychologically torture it.

It lands, I move in slow motion like im trying to squash the fly . it will fly away, I'll follow it, watch it land, repeat.

Eventually it stops flying away and it gets squished

[loadingmari]

The “Alice in Wonderland” Archetype

I recently watched Spirited Away by Hayao Miyazaki for the thousandth time, and I had forgotten how much I love these kinds of stories. A human girl, by some twist of fate, ends up in a strange world — magical but also kind of dangerous. Stories like Coraline, Pan’s Labyrinth, and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz are based on, or at least similar to, what we call the “Alice in Wonderland” archetype.

What is the Alice in Wonderland archetype?

You’ve probably seen the movies, read the book, or at least heard of Alice’s story. A human girl falls down a rabbit hole and gets caught up in a strange, magical world full of nonsense and danger.

Because it’s such a classic, this story has inspired tons of other works — in books, movies, theater, video games, and more.

A lot of these stories are about a young person (usually a girl) who ends up on an adventure in a different world, far from our own.

Why does it work so well?

Even though it’s been used a lot in fiction, this kind of story still connects with people. It talks about big life themes — like growing up, losing or separating from your parents, and finding your identity.

Some key elements make it really interesting: the main character has to adapt to a new world, make tough decisions on their own, and figure out who they are. Meanwhile, the strange world with weird rules can reflect our own world — a world we don’t always stop to question.

Magical and heartbreaking stories like Pan’s Labyrinth follow this same pattern. We see a young girl who’s willing to give everything — body and soul — for what she believes is right, even in a world that doesn’t value kindness or imagination.

Stories like these make us think deeper and remind us to move through life with an open mind and strong values.

The meaning behind the other world

As I mentioned before, these stories are full of symbolism and metaphor. In the alternate world, everything — no matter how weird — has a purpose. Whether it’s the characters the main girl meets or the challenges she faces to get back home, it all means something. That’s why these stories are so fun to interpret, and why they can be seen in different ways depending on who’s watching or reading.

Conclusion

The Alice in Wonderland archetype still works today because it speaks to something real: growing up, feeling lost, and finding your way. These stories remind us that even the strangest worlds can teach us something about ourselves — and that sometimes, getting lost is the best way to truly find out who we are.

[ultimateravehub]

Rave witch and her tricks at the afterparty :O

[gods-favorite-exorcist]

Sometimes I want to put Joey Drew in a baby harness and put him on my ceiling fan and turn it on.

Yes I'm ok

[dragon0queen]

♡ ⊹ ˚₊ Welcome to my blog! ₊˚⊹♡

⊹ I’m 22 yo, my pronouns are she/her and I’m from Portugal;

⊹ I’m a goth that loves everything dark, morbid and weird;

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[selfaware-stalker]

thinking of breeding my beloved again.

ive had a extereme desire for a baby lately, need a home to guard.

hes so small, how would he carry a child.

oh he would hate being pregnant. no going to the gym for you, you might fall and hurt yourself and the baby. none of those nasty energy drinks you drink it'll mess with the babys brain.

all he would do is complain and nag me. it sounds amazing, I've always wanted to be commanded around and yelled at by my wife.

hed be so emotional, hes overdramatic now imagine him with a baby <3

he'd yell when i bother him and cry when I leave. he'd be happy were watching a show then cry cause it'll be over soon.

sounds perfect, id guard are home. only let in trusted baby to visit him. none of those nasty boys he hands with will do. hell find new ones. all cook for us and clean. all he has to do is stay at home and keep are baby safe.

[stel-reads]

i'm a food lover. if my lover makes food for me, i'll kiss them very frickin much