That's not very girl power of you

[thedanceronthestreets]

Massively lacking in providing updates for my books:

Read lord of the flies for the first time, absolutely harrowing, honestly has put me off watching the new bbc series skdjkss i'm simply too scared

Read how to break up with your phone which had some good practical approaches and was short and snappy, recommend!

I am now reading deep work and i thought this is a best seller, it's got to have something to it . Oh my god i haven't even read 10% of the book and am thinking about quitting . It's ragebaiting me

Also reading munchhausen's wonderful travels by the baron himself (unrelated to munchhausen syndrome) and it's such nonsense but perfect brainless entertainment. Also just quite interesting from a historical perspective concerning what stories people used to tell themselves around 1700 for entertainment

[thedanceronthestreets]

Buying john lennon's guitar in 2 weeks btw

[twentyeightif]

no children

[thedanceronthestreets]

I got a real job

[docclaras]

HENRY CAVILL as SHERLOCK HOLMES ENOLA HOLMES 3 (2026) "And then one day, I was sat by the fire, finishing some work of my own...and he appeared with a cup of tea". — John Watson

[winterfieldfrontiers]

You never know the future, until you found them.

I'm so happy for them.

[winterfieldfrontiers]

You told me, Sherlock but love changed you

[thedanceronthestreets]

I need to read fanfic, unforch i'm already reading 3 books at the same time

[lostinsnow]

johnlock hours in the way that i can’t stop imagining the afternoon that watson finally gave up and stopped bringing tea. sherlock, brooding and planning to shut him out again, only to keep waiting for watson’s offer of tea that would never come. the immediate relief that he wouldn’t have to sit through the torture of being ‘interrogated’ by watson, the confusion as to why the imposition never came that one afternoon, and finally the dawning realization of the loneliness brewing without john’s presence. and finally, the ultimate decision that he’d have to overcome his mountainous ego to reach out, to stoop down to the most human action of making tea, and to approach watson with an offer of friendship and conversation.

it’s an incredible little display of holmes defying his nature for the sake of another person, a theme of his throughout the whole movie. and as far as johnlock crumbs go, it’s very sweet

[brexitfc]

A ship — a magnificent ship — full of gay men.

And me.

[thedanceronthestreets]

I have to rewatch enola.holmes 3

[thedanceronthestreets]

Sometimes making a film about romance makes it worse

[thedanceronthestreets]

Here's the tea scene . I couldn't believe my eyes and ears, what sort of fanfiction shit is this

[deepfriedshrimpgirly]

very special to me how every single Sherlock and Watson, in any casting, in any time, in any thing ever that features those two is somehow gay as shit.

i just watched enola holmes 3 and... yeah they gay

[hestias-cookies]

....are they....canonizing johnlock?

[thedanceronthestreets]

Came online to make patel watson my icon only to realise that patel watson already is my icon

[queenofratz]

guys… liking the Beatles can happen to you at any time. it’s literally happening to me rn. you can’t escape it. Beatlemania comes for us all eventually.