#robin dickinson

[rizsnt]

if i can stop one heart from breaking — emily dickinson

[yourehotcupcakke]

the universal experience of the homosexual

[solisaureus]

i hate posts that are like “STOP!!!!!!! YOU ARE WRITING WRONG!!! THIS is the right way to write. you must write in this format and style or no one will read it.” like have you people never heard of different writing styles. why are we enforcing rigid standards on peoples creativity all of a sudden. it’s not a good look

[benjinoff13]

WLW tv moments that altered my brain chemistry forever

1. HER in the 100, especially this scene

2. Just the entirety of supergirl, I don’t even know where to start

3. This raylla kiss in motherland fort salem

4. Every avatrice scene ever in warrior nun (ya’ll better be watching this show on netflix or I’ll be in your walls tonight)

5. The villaneve bus kiss in killing eve

6. Mulan from once upon a time, I will never shut up about her

7. The marina engagement episode from station 19

8. Clarke shooting Bellamy in the 100, the biggest victory ever

9. The emisue 3x09 sex scene and Ivy by Taylor Swift playing right after in dickinson

10. Robin kneeling for Nancy in stranger things

[cassiopoet]

Depths

“There are depths

in me

that don’t exist

in you.”

7/27/24

poem and pictures done by me (@cassiopoet)

[tearsofperseides]

The feminine urge to write the most beautiful, poetic work of fiction a fan has ever created, but once you've sat down all the words in your head evaporate.

[homosexualbehaviors]

Welcome to my Blog

This is simply a post to let you know the fandoms I am in/the ships I ship. And to maybe get to know a bit about me.

*NOTE: If you have any questions about me or my fandoms or ships, please do not fear to ask. I will answer literally anything! (Nsft included)*

Fandoms and Ships

(The ships with "(#1)" by them are my top ship of that fandom. I have only marked such in fandoms I have listed multiple ships.)

Wednesday: Wenclair (#1), Yokovina, Yoko Divina and Bianca (I am unsure of the ship name)

Stranger Things: Ronance (#1), Elmax, Steddie, Byler

Pitch Perfect: Bechloe (#1), Staubrey

Arcane: Caitvi

She-Ra: Catradora

Adventure Time: Bubbline

Hawkeye: Bishova

The Owl House: Lumity (#1), Raeda, Huntlow

Heartstopper: Nick and Charlie (#1), Tara and Darcy, Tao and Elle

The Harley Quinn Show: Harlivy

The 100: Clexa

Atypical: Cazzie

Orange is the New Black: Vauseman

Dickinson: Emisue

Glee: Brittana

Euphoria: Rulez

One Day at a Time: Sydlena

Shameless: Gallavich

13 Reasons Why: Hannah and Clay (though I prefer to talk about this show as a whole, more than focusing on a ship)

Other shows/movies I enjoy

Modern Family

The Big Bang Theory

Wentworth

Grey's Anatomy

Everything Sucks

I Am Not Okay With This

Sex Education

The Fear Street movies

Every movie with Jenna Ortega in it

The Edge of Seventeen

(If I have listed a fandom but not a ship and you'd still like to ask something about it, please feel free, I am still open to answering! You may also ask about a fandom not listed, if I know of it, I will try my best to answer!)

About me

Hello, my name is August. You may refer to me as such. I am 18 years of age. I am Trans FTM/Trans Masc, as well as Omni. My pronouns are He/They. And I am autistic. The main Ship/Fandom I am in is Wenclair/Wednesday. My top three ships are Wenclair, Ronance and Bechloe. Most of my ships are Sapphic (This is not meant in a weird way, I just find them to be cute and they hold my interest.). Besides being delusional about my ships, I enjoy Reading (fanfiction and poetry), Writing (fanfiction and poetry as well) and Drawing (mainly 'horror' art) in my free time. As well as listening to music. My favorite musician is Billie Eilish. I have been a fan since the beginning. She means a lot to me. Anyhow, that is all I have about me for now. If you made it this far, thank you for taking the time to read this <3

Agian, if you have any questions about me or my fandoms or ships, please do not fear to ask. I will answer literally anything!

Here's a pretty flower, for you 🥀

Have a nice day, beautiful human 🖤

[lakecountylibrary]

It's my favorite time of year! Time to make my annual blog post about the best queer books I read in the last 12 months!

I've been doing this since 2017 so here, go back and see some trends: 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022

Now, you may look at the covers of this year's batch and think... Four out of five of those are... kind of intense looking. Are you okay. And the answer is no, but are any of us? These books will help! Probably!

The Traitor Baru Cormorant by Seth Dickinson (lesbian, gay, bisexual, poly characters)

Ok so this book comes with like. All of the trigger warnings. Government sanctioned homophobia, racism, eugenics, graphic depictions of violence... read this one when you're feeling strong. It's a fantasy novel about characters who fight against those things in a world colonized by a profit-driven (and often, too familiar) empire. Brilliantly written, but steel your heart.

Twelve Percent Dread by @emilyscartoons (nonbinary characters)

Let's lighten up a bit, shall we? This one's a graphic novel that, as promised on the back cover, is fast paced and action-packed. Follow the adventures of Katie and Nas as they navigate jobs, adulthood, and the whims of one eccentric tech CEO who's going to change the world, one way or another.

The World We Make by @nkjemisin (ace, gay, lesbian, trans characters)

This one's a sequel, so sorry (not sorry) you're going to have to read The City We Became first. You'll love it, and you'll love this sequel. It's about New York manifested in human avatars, and it's about home and the power of being where you belong. The characters deal with some very real, familiar problems - and then they STOMP ON THEM WITH AWESOME GIANT CITY POWERS. Very satisfying read, highly recommend.

Nona the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir (wlw characters & general gender shenanigans)

This one's the third in the series, also not sorry about this one, start with Gideon the Ninth. It's sci fi! It's necromancy! God is there and he's depressed. It's really hard to describe.

A Spindle Splintered by Alix E. Harrow (bisexual, lesbian characters)

A novella for when you are short on time or attention span and want a Sleeping Beauty remix told by an author who knows her folklore. Definitely have the second novella in the series, A Mirror Mended, on hand for when you finish - you'll want more.

See more of Robin's recs

[derangedrhythms]

Emily Dickinson, The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson, from ‘How dare the robins sing'

TEXT ID: Insulting is the sun To him whose mortal light Beguiled of immortality Bequeaths him to the night.

[na-na-namine]

Robin’s newest song “Hope Is the Thing With Feathers” is another reference to a poem of the same name by Emily Dickinson.

Are we really going to keep denying the lesbian allegations? 🤔

[cartooncadet666]

Yeah Spiral doesn't like this either.

(Robin is his friend but that doesn't mean he won't get protective of Skeebo if he's uncomfortable)

[red-jenny]

Batman and Robin, 2011-2015 Peter J. Tomasi, Patrick Gleason, and Mick Gray

[yourehotcupcakke]

pov: you're a lesbian in love with a bi girl with a bf

[using-another-blog-now]

Emily Dickinson (1830-1886)

American author of nearly 1800 poems, out of which only 10 were published during her lifetime

notable works: "Because I could not stop for Death", "I dreaded that first Robin, so", "Hope is the thing with feathers" and many other poems

her poems were unusual for her time, making use of slant rhyme (half rhyme) and unconventional punctuation and capitalization

influenced by Ralph Waldo Emerson

she had a life-long affair with her childhood friend and sister-in-law Susan Huntigton Gilbert Dickinson, and never married

she was reluctant to go out and socialize and was seen as an eccentric, oftentimes refusing to leave her house or even her bedroom and only corresponding through letters

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"I started Early – Took my Dog – And visited the Sea – The Mermaids in the Basement Came out to look at me –

And Frigates – in the Upper Floor Extended Hempen Hands – Presuming Me to be a Mouse – Aground – opon the Sands –

But no Man moved Me – till the Tide Went past my simple Shoe – And past my Apron – and my Belt And past my Bodice – too –

And made as He would eat me up – As wholly as a Dew Opon a Dandelion's Sleeve – And then – I started – too –

And He – He followed – close behind – I felt His Silver Heel Opon my Ankle – Then My Shoes Would overflow with Pearl –

Until We met the Solid Town – No One He seemed to know – And bowing – with a Mighty look – At me – The Sea withdrew."

("I started Early – Took my Dog", Emily Dickinson, around 1862)

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[myriad-rainbows]

"There is no shame to not knowing something—no, not even after the fifth time of asking and being told! There are many things much too hard to learn in one telling, or in five. Even in the beginning. And even the easiest of the easy ones, there are so many easy ones, you will forget some of them sometimes too. You won’t be able to help it."

—from the short story "Water Horse", in Water: Tales of Elemental Spirits by Robin McKinley & Peter Dickinson

[gennsoup]

The robin is the one That interrupts the morn With hurried, few, express reports When March is scarcely on.

Emily Dickinson, The robin is the one