#anthology of my one and only

[not-orphaned-account]

Anthology of My One And Only

Love changes through the years. Yes, sometimes it wanes. But with the lucky people, it doesn't fade; it just shifts and changes, flowing with time and molding to the shape of your lives.

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In which Satoru's life is forever changed in the summer of 1997, when a stubborn, well-spoken boy tells him 'no' for the first time in his life.

Read it here!

[woodenela]

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My submission for the lawsanlaw anthology of 2024 If the text is too hard to read, I put it in the alt text as well :)

This was so much fun to do. My initial submission grew so much in size that I wouldn't have been able to finish on time. I WILL finish it though, just on my own time without the stress, haha. Thank you for reading, I hope you liked it :)

[slightly-depressed-sloth]

Whenever ppl imply Damian would be homophobic I just kinda assume they're either new to comics or have some internal biases to work out cause I don't know who they're talking about but it isn't my boy Damian ultimate-over-invested-ally Wayne

[encrucijada]

amazing news regarding my modern sort of retelling of theseus and the minotaur 🐮

i'm in an anthology book now

[quaranmine]

pick a book for me to take on work travel

Ends of the World by Peter Brannen - nonfiction geology book about earth's previous mass extinction events. The author is also the writer of one of my favorite climate history Atlantic articles I read for a college assignments.

Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer - nonfiction true story of Chris Mccandless, who decided to leave society to live in the Alaskan wilderness and was later found dead. I want to read Into Thin Air too but I don't have a copy (my mom probably does but that won't help me for this trip)

Dune by Frank Herbert - do i have to describe what Dune is about at this point? I've never read it and I also refused to see the movies 'caues I wanted to read the book before doing so

A Song for the River by Philip Connors - nonfiction/memoir by the same author who wrote my beloved fire lookout book Fire Season. This book also has to do that, as well as a massive fire he witnessed in his national forest, but I think it's a lot more about grief and death.

What the Eyes Don't See by Mona Hanna-Attisha - nonfiction/memoir by one of the doctors who discovered the Flint water crisis. I'm actually already 90 pages into it but got distracted and haven't picked it up for like a year. It's very good and highly relevant to my work (though I don't do lead in tap water but you know it's great information to have)

[puredoesnotmeankind]

I’ve said it once and I will say it again but ILW!MC/ILITW!MC is the secret third option 2 me

[ljf613]

Went to visit my parents and walked in on my dad listening to The Tortured Poets Department.

"It's kind of meh, no?" I asked him. "It's all the same song," he said, nodding. "Like I asked an ai generator 'Create generic Taylor Swift songs. Oh, and throw in some cursing.'" Good to know we're on the same page.

[the-last-thing-you-wanted]

my most toxic trait is that I’m fiercely protective of I Hate It Here by Taylor Swift. That song is about me and my life only.

[acrazybayernfan]

January the 10th, 2015 : Training camp in Doha

[bedlamsbard]

the 2010 film Centurion is deeply frustrating to me because it desperately wants to be about the Varian Disaster, every single beat in this movie would fit near-perfectly for the Varian Disaster, you could relocate this film temporally and geographically to Germania and not change literally anything except some of the names, and yet because Hollywood considers Britannia way sexier and more exotic than Germania it is set in Britain. this movie should be about the Varian Disaster! in every way but geographically including the drawback of the frontiers this movie is about the Varian Disaster! and yet. it is not about the Varian Disaster.

(the movie itself is fine. like, it's Agricola slander and Tacitus is rolling over in his grave, but my tolerance for historical inaccuracy is pretty high these days. don't go out of your way to watch it, but like, it's fine. if I had a nickel for every time Olga Kurylenko has played a Roman-hating British woman warrior I'd have two nickels, which is not a lot but it's weird it's happened twice etc.)

[not-orphaned-account]

While I'm out of commission, I'd love to keep talking about the fics I have going on!! I miss writing and thought this would be a good time to do something like this.

Have a really specific question or headcanon about one of my fics? Want to hear my takes on the AUs or tell me yours? Please let me know!! This applies to any fic I have published, Death Note or JJK. Please keep me company while my body breaks down and yap with me about the silly little stories in my head!!

[killjoy-prince]

Long time, no manga haul

[where-the-wind-travels]

why....... is it so hard....... to find male character outfits that actually look good and fit a theme........ i want to edit my ilw mc + all four lis in summer picnic themed outfits for the upcoming event and alls good regarding mia + lia + joss but what the fuck do i put linc and abel in i can't find anything

[fategoflatass]

[aces-and-angels]

The Flint Family

[108garys]

Curie 💕

So after much anticipation the boy, my beloved Curie has arrived, so here's a bunch of pictures of him and Skully Wully😁

Time for his✨Close up✨

I was supriesd to learn that he's not attached to his character(which I'm having fun with)

Oh no! He dropped an obol😏