you ever get sad cos you know you’ll never love anyone as much as you love Anders dragonage
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Black Sheep the scott pilgrim song is so SanYura to me I feel like yelling it is literally them. Platonically romantically and a secret third thing all at once it is literally them like actually every goddamn lyric applies perfectly I am having an episode dawg I’ve had this realization before but I listened to the song again and no really I underestimated it, it is THEM
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i’m trying to catch up with as much dimension 20 as i can before fantasy high junior year, i’m currently on a starstruck odyssey, and can i just say: there is truly no greater example of ally beardsley’s dnd progress than the parallel of ally as kristen applebees willingly taking 36 points of damage, bringing kristen down to 3 hit points as kristen plummets multiple stories due to a failed attempt to use a ribbon dance as a way to fly down 10 stories, and ally as margaret encino willingly taking 11 points of damage, bringing margaret down to 3 hit points so margaret can fall 30 feet from a camera nest, walk up to a giant corn guy, and say “you suck” as all the intrepid heroes look on assuming this to be usual beardsley tomfoolery, only for margaret to walk away & trigger an attack of opportunity which gives murph as barry a chance to push this guy off a ledge & possibly win them the entire encounter & over 1 million credits. INSANE. ally beardsley i’m obsessed with your mind
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in my head in this au there’s a significant emphasis on the doctor, for whom physical contact is p consistently something they will seek out or at least give to others themselves in a positive way, suddenly experiencing how comfortable complete strangers feel with grabbing them, pushing them around, picking them up if they can, or otherwise manhandling the doctor to force them to do something or go somewhere, all because their current regeneration looks young. and it isn’t (usually) even malicious, but it’s weird and overly familiar and extremely dehumanizing to be treated like that.
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what IS the deal with people who speed up when you’re passing them. what is even more the deal with people who repeatedly do this so you never pass them despite that they keep returning to a speed slower than you. what’s up.
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