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what i like about mycroft in the final problem is that what we see in that culmination is not development, he hasn't been provided with a catalyst for that, but rather a simple exposé. we see him laid bare for dissection. he does not get to become someone different, we are just given the privilege of all the knowledge we need to fully understand the extent of who he is and everything about how he got there. he's still the same rotten man in denial of his own feelings by the end of the episode but we, as the audience, feel our perception of him shifted simply by the information we have been allowed in more explicit terms than ever. (Wipes vomit off my nose)

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(as i scroll through tumblr looking at all the posts) hmm… beneath me, beneath me, juvenile… petty and childish… beneath me… this one is good. beneath me, juvenile, beneath me

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The Lying Detective

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people worry so much about being in a 'flop era'.., but do not realise that to a bunny or perhaps a kitty, a 'flop era' is a beautiful thing... #wise #wisdom

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I was born in the right generation I love phone in bed time and complaining

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they seriously need to invent a medication that has no side effects and no risks and that cures everything that is wrong with me instantly and forever. and is raspberry flavoured

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no matter how hard i try i will always be that little girl wondering why everyone is better friends with eachother than her and begging to be loved

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