White Horse Vale

Though skies alter and empires melt...

[aidenisobsessed]

All hail the SAMWicH tongueing orb!

[whitehorsevale]

[as-dreamers-do]

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i kind of did a thing 

thanks for the inspo @hellofeanor

music transposed from KatyPirates at musescore.com; edited in WavePad Audio Editor; Tolkien’s words below the cut if you want to follow along. All mistakes in singing and editing are my own–I was just singing on my couch into my computer mic (no room for great posture or diaphragmatic breaths, please someone else do it properly xD)

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[crimsonimpasto]

John William Waterhouse, The Annunciation, 1914

[mephistopheles]

anti-therapy speak. your reactions ARENT valid. you DO owe them an explanation. you ARE just being lazy. your ‘self-care’ talk IS just an excuse. your parent ISN’T a narcissist. you DO need to work harder. you ARE overreacting. you ARE being insane

[whitehorsevale]

I seriously wonder why anyone's going to therapy if it isn't supposed to change the thinking and behavior patterns that are causing you problems

[inthetags]

Reblog and put in the tags how you would die if your URL predicted your death

[cainstellan]

GYYS IM SORRY I DONT KNOW EVERY UNRELEASED SONG MY FAVOURITE ARTIST HAS EVER MADE. IM SORRY I DONT KNOW ABOUT THE SONG THEY MADE IN THEIR BASEMENT IN A SNOWSTORM WITH FART REVERBS AND A SAMPLE OF A HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE EPISODE. IM AORRY IM NOT NICHE ENOUGH I GUESS I NEVER DESERVE TO SEE THEM LIVE AND I SHOULD JUST DIE

[thestoryhollow]

I am begging people to learn about religion from real live people. If your only exposure comes from video games, sci-fi and fantasy, and bad quality historical dramas, guess what? You don’t know much about it.

This isn’t even in defense of any one religion. I’m just saying that fiction is the realm of satire, commentary, and thinly-veiled references. Please, please, please learn from real life. At worst, you’ll better understand the references that your favorite books keep making. And at best, you might better understand your neighbors.

[catholicapothecary]

just remember that nobody was ever happy prior to the mid 1960s; anything you hear to the contrary is propaganda and also everything is awesome currently

[traditional-latin-math]

But also everything is terrible now. So uniquely terrible that you are cruel if you bring children into this world. This uniquely terrible world that terrible in a completely new way. Which is also awesome and so much better than those horrible past times.

[catholicapothecary]

you get it

[animentality]

[mountainstackedwithfear]

[greater-than-the-sword]

It's kind of weird that when I say "there is spiritual warfare happening" people immediately assume what I mean is "I'm being literally attacked supernaturally by demons" like - no, spiritual warfare can be the struggle against the flesh or the struggle against the world as well, and even Satan can use natural means

[greater-than-the-sword]

The three big struggles - the world, the flesh, and the devil - are all bound up with each other, they are never completely separate. Satan wants you to lose your battle with the flesh. The flesh fears and wants to be approved by the world. Satan is the prince of this world and wants this world to destroy Christians.

[special-agent-dale-gooper]

[wrenchinator-central]

[gsirvitor]

I mean, Mohammed definitely existed? You can't start a campaign of world conquest and leave behind a lingering feud of succession without existing?

The essential distinction between Sunnis and Shia is their concept of the Imamate and its restriction to the Alids, the House of Ali.

Shia Muslims claim their Imams are descended from Muhammad, the Sunnis believe leaders should be chosen by community consensus.

In my opinion, this historical divide could be explained by Muhammad not existing, I mean, why dispute that the living relative of a Prophet should have a position in their "church?"

The reason, again, in my opinion, is because they could not prove he was related to a fictional character, and if he was fictional, it would make sense as Sunnis are the Majority.

Why do I say this? Because, if the biography of a fake prophet was created to justify Arab rule of the Persian territories, it would make sense that they would elect their religious leaders, rather than rely on a fictitious blood relation.

Other than that, tell me what burgeoning political Empire wouldn't try to expand its reach?

[whitehorsevale]

The plot hole here is that they were definitely all preaching the new heretical religion by the time they took over North Africa twenty years after Mohammed's death. That religion came from somewhere. A liar and a lunatic, I will grant you, but there's just no time window for him to have been a fictional character.

[quovadisamerica]

Simple truths.

[disgruntled-foreign-patriarch]

Not only is nigh everything you say about the man wrong, but you outright murdered the main voice for moderation and open engagement with your side.

Surely this won't backfire

[capricorn-season]

Perfect Strike: Robert Galbraith bowls over the competition

Despite a stonking £30 RRP, the latest Robert Galbraith – pen name of Harry Potter author JK Rowling – has gone straight to the top of the O

[yetanotherdayofdrudgery]

I do love seeing the opinions of the Terminally Online Leftist running into hard reality.

[tlaquetzqui]

I really doubt Beastars is all that popular among trans activists but even when she’s right, Rowling has to be a fucking Karen.

[letitrainathousandflames]

Y'know, some people do have a strong crying response to stress, and they might cry (even against their own will) when faced with an upsetting situation and that doesnt mean they are "gaslighting" or "manipulating" you.

There are people who use crying as a manipulation tactic? Absolutely. But that doesn't mean that every person that cries during a heated argument is trying to get under your skin. They have their own emotions and issues, and frankly, not everything other people do is a personal attack on you.

[vector-field-outpost]

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