Do I Dare Disturb the Universe?

[waterlilyie]

I’ve been gone for a long time but not without reason: Gonna publish my first novel soon 😌

[petalstofish-deactivated2023062]

The way this SENT me into a SPIRAL

[godwolf30]

[philosophybits]

“Even the most beautiful scenery is no longer assured of our love after we have lived in it for three months, and some distant coast attracts our avarice: possessions are generally diminished by possession.”

— Friedrich Nietzsche, The Gay Science

[julian2006]

“you wear that a lot” yes that is because i, a proud owner of a washing machine,

[chocolatefrogs]

Harry Potter text posts

[lovely-v]

I’m gonna propose “I guess you haven’t read the silmarillion then :/” as a default response to anyone not understanding a reference to something obscure. even if it’s not remotely Tolkien related. I want to build up a perception that perhaps the sum total of human knowledge is contained in the silmarillion

[shawnhatosyy]

‘you attract what you fear’ oh my god i’m so scared of men with big brown eyes

[thememedaddy]

[sotruefeste]

okay Jaques 😭😭 why is this so funny

[sotruefeste]

it’s tragic because i didn’t include Orlando’s response, it’s even funnier. get him Orlando. you tell him.

[phantomrose96]

Anon hate is shitty and you shouldn’t do it of course but it’s also the funniest and least effective kind of hate

For starters the blogger can just delete and ignore it. And given tumblr’s penchant for eating asks I think it would drive some hate senders a little insane if they keep checking back in wondering if their ask got eaten.

For second the anon ask format guarantees the blogger gets the last word in every time. Even if anon sends a follow up message they will never get the last word. And tumblr for better or for worse seems to run on this currency of “whoever expressed the last opinion in a post is the one we’re supporting”

For third, this publishes the hate directly to the blogger’s own followers, i.e. the people MOST likely to take the blogger’s side. Home court advantage by design.

[guilty-as-battery-charged-deact]

I don’t get how in fantasy fiction, the women who actually enjoy sewing/embroidering are always painted as the weak, boring, and anti-feminist characters 

Sewing and embroidery take skill, patience, and artistic talent and it was also the ultimate way to ignore the annoying men in your life in past centuries 

If you didn’t feel like talking to a man, you just “took up your sewing” and he’d have to leave you alone, especially if he needed that shirt mended

Women also got together all the time to sew, weave, embroider but also talk, gossip, assist each other’s work, and enjoy each other’s company in peace 

The skill the female character has doesn’t have to be sword-fighting for her to be strong, because there’s strength and power in any skill she has 

[shades-of-orange]

Destroy the idea that a woman’s strength is derived from how much she subverts gender norms

[calluna-cuprea]

Destroy the idea that a woman’s strength is derived from how much she subverts gender norms

[queer-as-used-by-tolkien]

Destroy the idea that a woman’s strength is derived from how much she subverts gender norms.

[greenleavesandwarmbreezes]

Destroy the idea that a woman’s strength is derived from how much she subverts gender norms.

[whenthewallfell]

Suzanne Collins straight up invented a whole marriage ceremony based around toasting bread on an open fire for your one true love just to then have THE BAKER'S SON LITERALLY BURN BREAD FOR THE GIRL ON FIRE

Absolute legend.

LEGEND.

[meddlingstarks]

Can you believe they had the nerve, the gall, the gumption to cut when book Peeta says “You here to finish me off, sweetheart?”, one of the most iconic lines that established his flirty personality and cute banter with Katniss?? He’s literally in immense pain, dying from a leg injury, buried under a wall of mud that’s infecting the wound, and still has the energy to tease her. Not to mention the innuendo, come on.

[jjadmanii]

i genuinely love that the hunger games is in katniss’s pov bc shes the one character that has no clue about whats going on, clearly does not want to be there, and shes just walking through life in a permanent state of utter confusion. and idk i really relate to that.

[worldwithinworld]

In the movie version of The Hunger Games, Peeta is all, “I watched you walk home every day. Every day.” In the book, he’s more like, “I checked out every girl. Every girl.“ 

[narniadynasty]

the lion the witch and the wardrobe + letterboxd reviews