#I think I hauve COVID

[fishing-lesbian-catgirl]

My sincere hope for humanity is that the phrase “i think i hauve covid” outlives the existence of covid

[schadentekkers]

[kangaruthi]

“She had a decided chin and a nose that… put [Nona] in mind of those big poison desert cats” - Nona the Ninth page 359

[celestialrealms]

some of barbatos's new homescreen lines

[cchipollo]

this is for the q fans i think

[ash-and-starlight]

one day, in a thousand years

[l0cksen]

Gricko Grimgrin the man you are,,,

[marusketch]

democratically decided erotic parchouli sketch

humid summer in the library is rough

[hingefreelester]

also remember when there was a long discussion about which side phils slit would go but there wasnt for dans? dans slit placement was decided the moment phils was. it was always going to be the opposite of phils. mirror image. like the fringes. like their dominant hands. someone catch me

[k7ino]

tw blood

uhm .hannibal hoffstrahm and 2 single miserable men if u want. if not then i got nothin else to offer

[lynchiantomboy]

cough

[danatron1]

Love this format

[blossoms-phan]

THE FUCKING ARMS OH MYS JSIDJDNDKDNMDMDM NEED HER TO SLAM ME AGAINST A WALL

[wizardofsleep]

I am ill I am UNWELL I am passed out on the floor not breathing do you understand me

[coulson-is-an-avenger]

god. GOD the Ezra transmission at the end of season 1 still makes me fuckigng sick to think about, especially with the context of Mira and Ephraim hearing it. To think that for eight years his parents had been ripped away from their son all for the crime of speaking out for hope, never knowing what became of their Ezra, of that tiny seven year old left on the streets scared and crying and alone, to spend days and months and years in that awful place with all of that emptiness and then, and then and then and then.

And then they hear their boy's voice again, and they know him immediately, even without name, because of course they do, that's their son, that's their Ezra, and he's speaking out for hope just as they did, and they've been apart from him longer than they ever had him, but his voice is here, his hope is here, and he talks about how they inspired him, how he's carrying on their legacy of courage and community hope, how he has a new family - thank God he has a family, he is safe and he is loved, even if they will never know who has loved him so much as to earn the title of family - and that hope will one day prevail, just as they taught him it would.

They hear his voice, by god they hear his voice, and it's one of the last sounds they ever hear.

[editing-tips69]

.................oh.....god...............