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everyone’s always like aw man sorry that you brought your friend back to life and she came back wrong and twelve’s like >:| bc clara’s exactly the same as she always was

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hair is washed. i am lovable and capable of loving again

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I had a rough day. Bartender, one glass of the characters kissing, please

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you can't see me, can you? you look at me and you can't see me / i'd know you anywhere...

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Emily Wilde's Map of the Otherlands

But the reality is that one would have to be an utter idiot to marry one of the Folk. There are perhaps a handful of stories in which such a union ends well and a mountain of them in which it ends in madness or an untimely and unpleasant death. I am also, of course, constantly aware of the ridiculousness of my being the object of a marriage offering by a faerie monarch.

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Can we talk about how Wendell enchanted EMILY’S pens and pencils because he just assumes they will always be together when he needs them anyway?

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2 x 06

Do we have a deal?

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KATHRYN JANEWAY The Q and the Grey Star Trek: Voyager (1995–2001)

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Architecture is one of those fields that’s perpetually on the border of “You’re all full of shit” to me. This is an NYC office building that was built in 1977:

Apparently that little circular doohickey up top was, at the time, a revolutionary departure from modern design principles and had every prominent architect at the time absolutely furious for that reason. 46 years on and it’s seen as an architectural treasure that made the NYC Landmark list.

It’s. A circle. Literally just a circle. I don’t get it.

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sunrise on lake erie, 22/06/2024

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friendships end. relationships end. fictional man whos doing even worse than you is forever

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If you’re pining you need to stop and pick a different tree. You know, spruce it up a little

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"why doesn't this thing in a movie/book/tv show happen exactly like it would in real life" is the most brain dead criticism the internet has to offer, and yet I see it EVERYWHERE.

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people who find it easy to do things have no idea how hard it is to do things