#SHUT UP. THE WAY I CRIED

[magnusthepuppet]

i cant even say anything about the new episodes because i can barely form coherent thoughts right now. talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique, never been done before—

[holyblanchett]

This entire scene from Afternoon Delight singlehandedly rewired the synapses in my brain, literally changed the trajectory of my life and affected me on a molecular level that I am forever changed.

[marymekpop]

a daily dose of sunshine & wisdom

[superbellsubways]

everyone watch The Prince of Egypt neow

[shoopsthereitis]

ok so im still thinking about hadestown but also im thinking about tragedy and why I love tragedies so much. so not to once again talk about hadestown lets be real ill never shut up about it BUT there's a line in the last song:

“to know how it ends and still begin to sing it again, as if it might turn out this time”

THIS right here. its why I love orpheus and eurydice, its why I love jegulus and wolfstar, its why I love so many other stories of characters that are inherently tragedies. because it shows how beautiful love can be, even when it doesn't save you. theres something so !!!! about that. I can't even put it into words.

dont get me wrong I fucking love a happy ending, a story tied up neat and in a little bow, but oof a tragedy? a tragedy? I'm gonna eat that up every time.

[brain-rot-hour]

[hauntingblue]

Jayce telling vi she won't make it on her own.... okay mr. projector...

[fraddit]

Not sure if I'm going to be doing these posts daily like I was before, but I was really starting to worry that I wouldn't be able to find my grove again on other fics, since I finished and posted my Big One last week. But this morning I wrote 538 words and also cried unexpectedly during one part. So things are looking good!

[zemnarihah]

pretty sure i have a kidney infection but i think everything is gonna be okay

[l0stw00d]

Also yeah uh I have a friend coming over but like, this is a Grown Up friend that I made as an Adult. And I'm the only person home. So suddenly this is less "bringing a friend round after school" and more "welcome to my humble home :) I am a human person who Lives Here :)" and let me tell you I am overthinking this in like. 8 different directions

[sieglinde-freud]

excuse the dogshit quality but loooook :)) they have unique idle sprites :333 unfortunately severas gameplay footage is in the enemy phase so they dont show if she has one and lucinas looks prettyyy normal but like. ohmmggoddd… theyre soooooo cuuuteeeeee!!

[mbat]

"you left me where i was safe" FUCK OFFF IM CRYING STOP

[heavenlysphere]

If I talk more abt pokespe disability I will go crazy over the singular child in hoenn that’s blind and can read braille because that was a writing decision that happened.

[willowser]

honestly if i had a bigger brain, i would write an entire android shouto fic

[hydrangeyes]

I really do love how the fandom has their ship but man do I wanna see a bit more of the rivals to codependent to lovers route more

[iamthemaestro]

you know, in certain ways I am disappointed by the fact that clothing is no longer as gendered as it used to be—don’t get me wrong, I think this is a great thing, and it definitely is still more gendered than it should be—but it means that people’s perceptions of you now have this additional emphasis on the way that you physically look, which is to say, the unchangeable aspects of your appearance. in the sense that, like, gender is based not on the way you present yourself but on the way you are. and if you don’t physically match to people’s perceptions of what “is” male or female or whatever, then to them you just aren’t.

throughout history, and in some extent today, so much of gender was how you presented yourself and how you performed your gender—which is a problem in itself, of course, but it also kind of gave you the option to “reject” one gender by choosing to present and act as the other, even if it came at a great cost, because people would generally take this outward expression at such face value. in a paradoxical sense, the rigidity of, say, victorian gender expectations made it easier for one to “not achieve,” or even outright reject, their assigned gender, and in that sense, made it easier to transform it. and you can’t do that in the same way anymore, which, as I said, is a double edged sword, but like… I don’t know. it’s a feeling mostly from personal experience, arising from my own historical fantasies as a history-oriented person—a hundred years ago, if i wore men’s clothes as a woman, I’d be told that would undermine my assigned gender and make me “too masculine,” which, you know, would have been the goal. nowadays if I dress entirely masculine I’m just a girl wearing boys’ clothes because people can’t ever see anything else. I don’t know. I guess I’ll just sit here daydreaming about running off in the 18th century to join the british army by “disguising myself as a man” instead of being given one look at a reenactment event and observed with the remark that “the british units tend to have really good female impressions.”