#and somehow feels nostalgic

[transgender-catboy]

the music that plays when you're on the sky islands in totk. ... oooouuugghhhh

[pluviophile6104]

📷🤎

[mspaint-flower]

opinions on the updated windows 11 version of ms paint

oh that is......................

[hella1975]

born to write fanfiction forced to go to pilates

[marta-bee]

I’m re-reading Good Omens, or at least making a start at it, and I really don’t think I was prepared for how profoundly melancholy the opening scene is. You expect it to be, I don’t know, funny or even cute if the miniseries is what’s first in your mind, and that version is lovely.  But this? is soul-achingly beautiful.

"I'm not sure it's actually possible for you to do evil," said Crawly sarcastically. Aziraphale didn't notice the tone.

"Oh, I do hope so," he said. "I really do hope so. It's been worrying me all afternoon." They watched the rain for a while.

"Funny thing is," said Crawly. "I keep wondering whether the apple thing wasn't the right thing to do, as well. A demon can get into real trouble, doing the right thing." He nudged the angel. "Funny if we both got it wrong, eh? Funny if I did the good thing and you did the bad one, eh?"

"Not really," said Aziraphale. Crawly looked at the rain.

"No," he said, sobering up. "I suppose not."

Slate-black curtains tumbled over Eden. Thunder growled among the hills. The animals, freshly named, cowered from the storm.Far away, in the dripping woods, something bright and fiery flickered among the trees. It was going to be a dark and stormy night.

They’re not enemies. They’re not friends, either, but they’re there, together, figuring it out for the first time side by side. And it’s not funny, somehow. It’s not happy. It’s not even something to be angry about. it just kind of is. And they’re just kind of they. But they’re figuring it out side by side, and that seems a worthy kind of start.

[ripneteyam]

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when i die

i’m going to come back..

as one of

these.

[irritablepoe]

I WANT SOMEONE TO LOVE ME. I want someone to casually sit beside me and nudge me every now and then to get my attention. I want someone to pull me into a side-hug because they've been laughing about a joke of someone and want to share that joy with me. I want someone to carefully take my hand into theirs and look at my fingers or perhaps the lines on my hand just because they can. I want someone to look at me absentmindedly while they're thinking of something. I want someone to sit quietly beside me when I'm feeling down and just take my hand and squeeze it to tell me I'm not alone anymore.

[strryskys]

i’m feeling a little down, i think it’s time for my annual rewatch of haikyuu

[serdtse]

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[hollow-vok]

Ohh im obssesed

[m0nochromem0use]

no actual shot

[betterbemeta]

I once saw an eye opening breakdown of how different navigating an urban or suburban area is for a child that's half an adult's height, how much less they can see due to the height and configuration of the environment. The presentation was about safety, how a child might find an environment not designed for them dangerous, but it also made me think about how we all must have memories about 'normal' places that are stored from that alternate perspective:

distances are twice as far

the point of view is too short to see over obscuring barriers, making even mundane environments maze-like

features or conveniences we don't use as children are alien

we are often skipped without logic between destinations as adults 'take us places' without telling us why

Many environments have few to no ways for children to interact with them so they seem barren,

environments that children DO interact with (jungle gyms, play structures, gardens or parks, swimming pools, etc.) are extremely vivid to the exclusion of their surroundings,

Some environments are seen only from the seat of a car and are viewed quickly and in a mass sample without context (unfamiliar neighbourhoods, streets with houses, stores on avenues you never will visit yourself)

rooms are much taller and more empty because we measure space in reference to ourselves and we're physically smaller

When unsupervised, children must pay attention to areas that guardians would have carried them or led them through, calling attention to many of these features even more

Uncertainty about intentions of adult people/entities with more agency than you in these spaces, outside of routines familiar to children

these map 1:1 to emotions conveyed by the Backrooms. Many people remember being a much smaller, more confused explorer.

[bethiewhimsy]

normal album 2018 demos......

[deluweil]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: 9-1-1 (TV) Rating: Not Rated Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Evan "Buck" Buckley/Eddie Diaz (9-1-1 TV) Characters: Evan "Buck" Buckley, Eddie Diaz (9-1-1 TV), Henrietta "Hen" Wilson, Ravi Panikkar, Christopher Diaz (9-1-1 TV) Additional Tags: Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Idiots in Love, Hopeful Ending, Don't worry they'll get together eventually Series: Part 2 of Season 5 Tags - Buddie Feels Summary:

Buck may be used to people leaving - but Eddie is not like other people.

Besides, Eddie is not actually leaving him.

[thethingything]

it's not even March and we've already had to swap out the daylight lamp for an electric fan because our room keeps getting too hot in the day

[glmfic]

Chapter 34 has got this vibe...? There's just this feeling wrapping around my words, kind of a throwback to previous chapters? Like somehow my writer's brain knows were heading towards the end and it's kind of like let's be sentimental...it's totally unconscious and unintentional, but nice :)