So moonflower is lily and Remus? Like I don't ship them but the name is so pretty? It sounds like it has a lore of its own; moonflower damn—
— the flower that bloomed, only during the full moon; you would see it unfurl its petals as if to regard the moon. And the moon shone brighter than ever as if it knows that the flower is there. As if it wants to reach out, as if it wants to greet, for the moon was lonely — surrounded by the stars it maybe.
I can't believe it's Moonflower that's making me want to start writing again afhdjd
(but I really like idea of Lily who found that calm comfort, that solidarity with Remus after she started dating James (after she lost her best friend) and started getting to know him basically. She found a friend in him. An understanding— that was solid yet comforting; and something she needed desperately.)
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i love that floyd is just. canonically a linkin park fan. he’s also apparently canonically gay but i can’t find anywhere where that’s officially stated. he also listens to alanis morrisette.
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honestly yeah beanpole gorgug is fun as far as the “skinny guy wields giant weapon that she should for all purposes be too weak to lift” and the art was probably matching up to the PC’s bodytype but like. You can’t tell me that someone who does everything that gorgug does and also was 6’4 at 14 and also likes to snack on raw meat is shaped Like That.
YES YES YES!!! THANK YOU!!! the lifestyle that gorgug leads and the rest of his physiology does not to me suggest a skinny build. let this boy be fat <3 so glad to hear i’m not alone in this, tyty
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Greg Heffley is lowkey Dennis Reynolds coded. Send tweet.
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Today i learned i cannot resist baby talk
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anyway i love being asian and i love saying that out loud with my whole chest out. there's so much tradition and history in our culture and when you're in the west sometimes you fail to understand or you miss the sentiment, the reasoning, the point, of certain practices within the culture. either that, or you feel ashamed of them. until you start seeing, for example, white people doing and taking up practices belonging to the asian culture and you, as an asian, are like .... uh ............ what the fuck am /i/ doing being ashamed about it then .......
like. for example, oiling your hair. when i was a kid, my ammi would oil my hair every single time a day before i was going to wash my hair. that act, yes, held so much meaning for the both of us. it was something my naani did to her, so she did it with me. generational. it was our bonding time. it was her teaching me how we look after our hair. and then ... as i grew up, i didn't get my hair oiled by my ammi anymore. when she asked me why, i had said to her back then that i looked greasy and it was so embarrassing because i'd smell of oil when i would go to school and. yeah. she stopped doing it. and my hair got damaged. and its been years and today, i saw my ammi oiling her hair, and she just called me over, and i sat on the floor and she oiled my hair. and it just felt. like a lot. and i felt ... heavy.
and then i realised that despite being in my late twenties, there's still so much left in me to unpack and unlearn and relearn wrt me being asian. i thought i'd gone past that phase. but i haven't. and thats okay!
which is why its so important for me to have ... this space ... i guess ... where i can validate myself. where i can watch things that are asian, made by asians, doing asian things and following the culture so that i too feel comfortable in my own skin. in the people who look like me. in the food i eat. in the clothes i wear. in the languages i speak. in the art and media i enjoy. in all the big and little things i do.
but anyway. i love being asian. i wish i could talk about it more and how much it means to me when i make a deep dive and indulge within my culture and how rooted that makes me feel. i often feel like i've neglected so much of what it means to be asian, but its still not too late. and there's a deep comfort in that.
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hiii:33!! friendly reminder that someone can enjoy a character that has done heinous things and not support said heinous things
usually when a character does Bad Things in a narrative (espec if they're not the protagonist) it is Portrayed As Bad so people who enjoy the character Likely Know They Are Bad
& either way harassing people over enjoying a fictional character is just really childish
if you don't like the character, that is perfectly valid. but there's never any reason to characterise everyone who likes said character as Evil, and/or imply they condone the character's negative actions.
also sometimes i look at internet discourse and it's like people want morally grey characters but then turn around when "morally grey" is not always "i have my own rules but i still make all the right choices !!" some of y'all just need to admit you just like good characters that's fine not everyone is into the spice it's ok to like that good protagonist energy
;;;not saying every character i'm referring to fits in that "morally grey" category, some are just evil villains, but even then i'm sorry 90% of ur stories wouldn't exist without them. they drive the plot.
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i always forget that my tumblr is not private like my twitter is and i am nearly too quick to share my thoughts on things that would get me eaten alive by ppl who don’t know me and care more than i do
sorry abt the egregiously long tags. i have feelings abt the title track
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if i see ONE (1) more person call a friendship/dynamic with a slight age gap a "parent and child relationship" im going to HAVE A TANTRUM !!!!! i hate the idea of a person being friends/acquaintances/coworkers with someone only like 3 or 4 years older than them and is unironically like "haha ur my mom/dad goo goo ga ga" STOP WITH THE PARENTIFICATION OF FRIENDSHIPS!!!!!
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