hello! i just wanted to let u know that i love you as much as church loves jem carstairs <3
(i love you a lot is what i’m trying to say)
art: @cassandrajean
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can people be nicer about the solar eclipse because i've had people irl laugh at me when i express disappointment over the bad weather forecast and online i see tons of people being rude about it too? like where is your whimsy and sense of awe at the universe and how dare you insinuate that i'm being frivolous to be sad about potentially missing what is, for my area, a once in a lifetime event?
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In light of recent events: aroace Adamai, for the funsies
(btw feel free to use these as banners or icons or whatever your soul desires)
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i saw the end (it looked just like the middle)
(the jamie tartt character study. at last)
Jamie isn’t stupid. He knows that when he stops loving football it's a bad sign. Because he knows, rationally, that he does love football. If he woke up one day and someone told him you can never play football again, he’d be fucking devastated. He needs football. Needs it like water, like air, like a heartbeat. Most of the time, it’s the only thing keeping him going.
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Literally just the same anti circle trying to tear you down lol
They're just fake fans anyways. If I told them that the whole troll species literally exists because of incest, they would throw a tantrum
Love you as well!
--That one old Stridercest fan
LOVE YOU MAN !!!! running out of thank you doodle ideas and its 10am on an all nighter for me but heres auhhhhh dave w a blåhaj
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i Need to draw psychic. crying more. make that man cry i want him to be rendered helplessly upset GIVE ME EMOTIONALLY HURT PSYCHIC HE SPENT OVER A CENTURY IN LONELINESS AND SUFFERING GIVE ME PSYCHIC STRUGGLING WITH THE AFTEREFFECTS OF THAT YOU COWARDS
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It's so stressful the way people joke about aging, as an autistic person who cannot tell how much of it to take literally.
The way people talk, it has me believing that as soon as you turn 30, you just have chronic pain by default? And that I must be weak and bad at handling pain, because I'm 29 and turning 30 soon and if everyone else is 30 is in pain and dealing with it just fine, why am I complaining?
But people who are 30 or over obviously still get real medical conditions, some of which cause pain. So how do you tell the difference between being in pain just because you're over 30 now and everyone over 30 has chronic pain, and being in pain because you have a medical condition?
Like, one of the EDS criteria is chronic pain. How would I tell if my joint pain is qualifying for EDS/HSD or if it's just because I'm almost 30?
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I’ve been taking a bit of an unofficial break for a few months but i just want to make it clear that i’m likely not coming back here for a while, and if i do try to share my art again i want to be at a place i feel more comfortable in my ability to be respectful of other people and my platform. i don’t feel confident in my ability to create a safe space on my page that i’m proud of yet. i do hope i can share my art again online someday, but currently i’m focused on working on myself more and taking space from the internet.
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Lynnie Green was and still is a fan of Bea- she refers to herself as an 'acolyte' in an interview I listened to. She was a fan even before getting on the show, she followed Bea's theater career closely. She's also talked about how (I can't remember which appearance) at the end of filming Bea said she was going for a drink (I think they shared a dressing room) and how she regrets that Bea was obviously offering to take her out on the town and she was so, like, in awe that she fumbled it and she regrets it to this day because she wanted to cross that bridge from acolyte to confidant and thinks they could've been great friends. She's also said Bea kept in touch with her after filming and would always greet her warmly when they ran into each other or offer her tickets to some shows a few times over the years. OH and she's a lesbian, happily married to her wife (just found this out at the last Golden Con). she rocks, basically.
Anon, oh my god. The amount of incredible information you have given me.
First of all -- Lynnie referring to herself as an acolyte of Bea is incredible. Honestly wish I'd been able to follow Bea's career as closely as Lynnie did, if only for the chance to call myself her acolyte.
The story about Bea inviting her out for a drink and her fumbling the invitation is so relatable, oh my god. Can you imagine, getting to work with someone you admire so much? No -- getting to impersonate her?? And then she invites you out for a drink??? I would have died on the spot. Holy shit. Absolutely incredible. I'm so sorry for her that she didn't get to become Bea's friend but honestly I completely get her panic!
And Bea -- I know by now that she was a complete sweetheart, but this information just melts my heart!!! She kept in touch with her? She was warm to her and sent her tickets to her shows??? Oh ;-; what a sweet lovely person she was!!! I'm forever mad I didn't get the chance to see her in person! What a blessing upon this world!!
And on top of all this, on the first day of pride month, you come and tell me Lynnie is a happily married lesbian?? Anon you have made me so happy. So so so happy. Thank you so much!!! You're absolutely right, she rocks!
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