#but catholic guilt

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

alrighty, pope's dead. share your most memorable Childhood Catholic Trauma in the notes

[benevolentcannibal]

it's about perspective

[jinaxxo]

to whom do i surrender my heart?

[hanshenrykcd]

I bet you do!

[thrifteddivacup]

unknown sacred heart

[desiirepath]

contemporary poets should write less about teeth, rabbits, wounds, slippages and stoppages, red wine blood, skinned knees, girlhood via uninteresting allegory, milky substances, cannibalism/consuming, fruit as metaphor for sex

[wardensantoineandevka]

I genuinely find the promo graphic for Tusk Love doing a pastiche of the way romance marketing is now the same way that the concept of Tusk Love itself during C2 was a pastiche of romance novels incredibly funny. Via the author, Thea Guanzon:

The way that the blurbs become more ridiculous as you go down the image. The joke of "oh wait, that was EXPENSIVE, I feel bad now" about ripping bodices, a scene I actually very much want ngl. I also very much need to know more about these murderous horses....

[angelspearlheart]

Latest obsession: pocket shrine/altars

[animentality]

[automatic-midnight]

He had known what it was to desire, and to be desired, both by women and by men

[tcoaal]

if i ever see another "andrew isn't a bad person it's just ashley's influence-" post after his interactions with julia in 3a again i'm confiscating your media literacy badge forever

[pureseasalt]

at woe's hollow straight up jorkin it haha. and by it i mean..... well..... haha... ha.......oh god. oh dear god. oh lord oh dear lord. oh go d forgiv e me

[malpractisnt]

Marvel x text posts I made instead of doing whatever you should be doing after making a house md x text posts post.

[fishfission-dc]

Something about how Jason Todd’s core character trait is how he lost faith. He lost faith in Shiela, in Bruce, in the entire concept that someone else can care about him and actually have his best interests at heart.

Something about how Catholic priest Flashpoint Jason Todd is someone who has such intense faith, who trust so heavily in someone basically unprovable. Something about how without Bruce, without being Robin, it was his faith that was his core character trait.

Something about how being Robin and the life he was led into changed him in such a tragic and deep seeded way. I don’t know

[batwynn]

You are released, friend.

[greenqueenhightower]

The scene at the sept with Alicent lighting three candles as Rhaenyra lights a funeral pyre is the highlight of the episode for me. Alicent and Rhaenyra are so intertwined in each other's psyches and I loved that detail. It was also interesting to see Alicent's inner conflict and religious torment since she recognized that her family, and to an extent her own actions, have caused Rhaenyra's pain and suffering and she needed to atone for this.