#my brain is exhausted

[shield-and-saber]

y'all

i fucking did it

i will now go sleep for a million years

[elliesbelle]

sorry my loves i was gonna get some writing done tonight but it has been a very, very long day :(

[noctivague]

- 2 pm on a Sunday still in bed (I'm dusty)

- can't say if I'm indulging too much or just excited about life and chaos

- want to be creative again

- still in a love hate relationship with my meds

- longing for the wine dark sea

[writingkitten]

Need to work on script need to write fics need to draw for money need to draw for personal projects need to make resin stuff to sell need to take it easy because I’m still recovering need to take out the trash need-

[jerimovich]

just realized that i was so caught up in my book that my dinner tonight was twizzlers, oops

[rubarb08]

If your eyes were not right next to your brain, if for example they were on your stomach, would we think that we think from where our stomach is? Or would we still think thought happens behind eyes?

[sensitiveheartless]

One Summer Day

[cangrellesteponme]

wife

[arcanegifs]

rewatch the show yall. it gets even better if you do.

[timethehobo]

Scribbled on the flight home. One day more! 🥺

[anxiouscaretaker]

me when the character canonically gets little to no rest

[fandomohana]

How I'm feeling right now. 😅

[vacantgodling]

ngl i get that people hype up hating writing for the bit but like. idk. yall i Do actually really like writing. it is so satisfying and fun and rewarding and i get to look back what i made over and over again and get joy every single time.

yes writing is hard but if you hate it more than you love it im kinda like. idk. find another hobby?

[tapakah0]

[jellynotbees]

The narilamb demons possessed me and I had to exorcise them via drawing them kissing or I wouldn’t be able to sleep

[haze-of-hyperfixations]

wait, hold on.

"i need you to always be devout, and comply with this, or we'll all die in this, okay?" was right before Eurylochus went against orders to open the bag. and Odysseus was right, people died for it.

and Eurylochus doesn't go against a direct order after that. because he's learned what happens when he does.

but then Odysseus orders him to light up six torches, and he does it without question. because why would he question it? Odysseus knows what he's doing, of course he does.

then six men die. and Eurylochus is faced with the truth that there is no way to avoid tragedy. all paths lead to the same end. rebel against your captain, your friends die because of you. follow orders, your friends die because of you. there's no escaping the death that follows them, and Eurylochus always ends up with unintentional blood on his hands. he's exhausted.

"Ody, we're never gonna get to make it home, you know it's true."