#winter tag !

[sunflowermp4]

from baby kermit's christmas (1988)

[suzirya]

Today was soothing

[boyfeminism]

IT SNOOOOOOOWED there is the barest layer of snow on the tops of cars and edges of balconies but im soooooo so happy!!!!!!!

[stardustanddaffodils]

HGFJFJ so i am still basically SO new to gravity falls i have seen the show once and it was over a very long time ago but dipper is so !! to me and then she could also be TRANS??

friends who said he was transcoded were also transmasc and i was like. yeah i could see why that is definitely there is a world where dipper is transmasc, but hes probably just an awkward (cis) teen boy theyre like that sometimes. and then i saw that drawing and LIKE WOAH??? it kinda just clicked oh yeah thats. so correct actually

yes!!!! i just love making characters trans in general. and the transmasc dipper agenda is so real but also. transfem dipper just MAKES SENSE shes a lesbian Trust Me

the whole "do i want her or do i want to be her" with wendy, mabel and dipper both being girls but just presenting their femininity in Completely Different ways... transfem dipper is just So Cool to me. estrogen could save her!!!!

[rainbowsoaps]

wet snow always makes trees so pretty

[ahaura]

Vasily Polenov (Russian, 1844–1927) Зимний пейзаж. Бёхово. (1897)

[gingerteaonthetardis]

this morning—

[brandbilen]

Lovely December in Sweden ❄️

[seasonalhowls]

I still love this drawing I did a long while back with my wife we spent like 10 hours on it

[the-hawks-rye]

Image Description: pixel art of a winter scene featuring a chickadee bird in flight right above a small pine branch as snow falls. In the background are pine trees that become hazier as distance increases. in the bottom left corner is the artist's signature, "rolitae"

[bisexualastronaut]

from handfuls by hua xi

[ohjessmarie]

winter wishes 🏠🌲🧦✨ | prints

[britneyshakespeare]

I'm curious about people's levels of familiarity; I intend no judgment or elitism and it's absolutely fine not to be a completionist, btw. I didn't think I would've intended to have read them all at age 25; it just sort of happened that after I passed the halfway point in the middle of 2023, I came out of a reading slump and was motivated to finish. Fwiw I consider myself a hobbyist (I am not involved in academia or professional theater) but I realize that that label is usually attributed to people with less experience.

I also have always loved seeing other bloggers' Shakespeare polls where they put certain plays or characters up against each other, but I'm often left wondering if it's really a 'fair' fight all the time if you're putting up something like Hamlet or Twelfth Night against one of the more obscure works, like the Winter's Tale. It's not a grave affront to vote in those polls if you don't know every play, but I am curious about it.

Please reblog for exposure if you vote; I would appreciate it a lot. Also feel free to elaborate on your own Shakespeare journey in tags, comments, reblogs, because I love to hear about other people's personal relationships to literature.

[charlotlie]

bitches be like “this is the best piece of literature i have ever read” and it’s either a book that took them six weeks to finish or a fanfic they read at 3 AM

[yenyenyen19]

Marvel Rivals Bucky, but with Seb's face completed, now with more manspreading

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[justmeclaw]

Axolotl~