#Cycle South

[hussyknee]

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[leclercskiesahead]

Carlos cycling in Monaco

via his instagram stories 24.01.25

[vulpinesaint]

kind of unfortunate that so many fantasy epics are also war novels because i will be honest i just do not like war novels that much... the grand clashing of forces is compelling obviously but it requires characters to talk about so much practical battle strategy and while i can get my brain to comprehend all these fantasy maps and kingdoms and borders and battalions and front lines and army movements it takes up. so much space in the book. feels like i'm fighting a war of my own trying to get through it sometimes

[riverstyxsarts]

i think adam should wear more camo actually

[worthwading]

Posting here for writing purposes. Have no idea where this is from sawry

[banjo-murderfolk]

the raven cycle but instead of Noah we have Kenny South Park

[moraxsthrone]

cw:: weed

getting high with tighnari...

he's a lot more chill than you might think. still talks about plants (a lot) but starts going into shit like their 'evolutionary mechanisms':

"...like, don't you think it's fascinating that flowers have faces? if you look at them? like...really look at them?"

you look at the flowerhead that he twirls slow between his fingers while conjuring images of other blossoms in your mind. "whoa."

"i know right? some orchids have even evolved to look like what their pollinators find attractive. the dendrophylax lindenii, for example, can only be pollinated by the sphinx moth, which is part of the reason why it's an endangered species...that, and poaching. that's why i do what i do. only a relative few will ever see a live ghost orchid and i want to be part of the reason more people do. because they're beautiful and mysterious. like you."

[wherethemothsgrow]

“Adam Parrish was lonesome.”

Fuck I need a cigarette (I don’t even smoke)

[blueaugustcries]

When you watch South Park for the first time and get to Stan’s 10th birthday episode…..

[lala-blahblah]

Reading the Raven Cycle as someone who grew up in Northern Virginia is soooo crazy bc whenever they mention Ganesy living near DC I'm like omg that's my home? They mentioned picking up Professor Mallory at the airport and I was over here twirling my hair like "oooh I wonder if he's at Dulles or Reagan national"

[fluent-in-lesbianism]

I know you can't provide details for privacy reasons but Momma L the way "hard drugs, kidnapping, and capital murder" just knocked my head back. Glad you're with your current gf but also Oh My gOd????

Alabama girlfriends are hit or miss no matter the age lmao

[clovariia]

does anybody else constantly think about how kyle and cartman can each only get a happy ending in post-covid if the other one is miserable or am i just mentally ill

[iluvjesus666]

[creativity-deficient]

Soooo what are y’all’s hcs on the Tweak family 🤔🤔🤔

[000marie198]

It's been years since I've been noticing this little thing I've been doing. There are moments where while thinking random stuff and making observations about whatever, I figure something out, like an epiphany, a discovery. Connected the dots.

It feels so elating, figuring stuff out without even intending to.

And that's just one of the core things about humans, we are curious, we explore, we discover. There have been several times I've figured stuff out and someone had either appreciated me or mocked it by "You just learned that now?" because apparently it was something that was already widely known. But when that happens I just cannot make the excitement go away. Because it doesn't even matter if it was a known fact, I didn't hear it from someone, I didn't study it in books or school, I figured it out by myself!

And I realized, this is how children feel when they excitedly show up to show you something or tell you something.

Curiosity and exploration is in our nature as humans and I believe when someone excitedly tells you, a kid or an adult, something they figured out and discovered even if it seemed to be a known fact, we shouldn't dismiss it but rather appreciate it. This encourages this specific core aspect of us which allows us to discover the things unknown.

[ngdrb]

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