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my anhedonia is eating me alive so i’m making these mental illness memes to cope

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guy who wins at poker not by being stoic but by bursting into tears every time he looks at his cards, just full hysterical breakdown every round and you gotta peer through the void of theatre kid problems to figure it out

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The Pyramid of Cestius, built between 18 and 12 BC as a tomb for Gaius Cestius, stands out as a unique Roman-era pyramid in Rome, Italy. Measuring 29.6 meters on each side at its base and 37 meters high, it reflects the Roman fascination with Egyptian culture.

Interestingly, the pyramid’s design is so well-preserved that it retains its original marble casing, making it one of the best-preserved ancient structures in Rome. This remarkable preservation is partly due to its incorporation into the Aurelian Walls in the 3rd century, allowing it to survive the test of time while serving a new purpose as a defensive structure.

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If nobody ever explained this to you, if someone you see a lot does something you like and you never ever tell them that, they might think you don’t like them or don’t like the things they do for you.

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Trend i’m noticing looking for books with my little sister

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HOBBES vs. TIGGER cage match TO THE DEATH say goodbye to your childhood because ONE! WILL!! DIE!!!!

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Another storytelling rule I think people should remember is the law of diminishing returns. If you keep on ramping up the stakes higher and higher and higher, after a point it gets to where the audience can’t really care anymore.

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sweeping up the alphabet

border illustrations from the hours of marguerite d'orléans, france, 15th c.

source: Paris, BnF, Latin 1156 B, fol. 135r

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This is so stupid SHUTUUUPP

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probably a virus

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You love Odysseus because you think he’s an ultimately good man who loves his family but has made tough decisions in war. I love him because I think he’s a clever god hated god loved child-killing prideful and back-stabbing bitch who loves his family (so long as they are loyal to him, the ever looming dark ending of him killing Penelope if she found a suitor hangs over every sweet interaction for me). I want to drown him myself.

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My interpretations of Ares and Aphrodite recovering after the war.

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Now tell me he wouldn't do that

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@fl0ral-ghost I'm so sorry your ask somehow got deleted??? But you asked for Ody's reaction when his son was born.

Luckily I was there and made this live and 100% accurate depiction of Telemachus' birth.

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10 years of waiting

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Release him.

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