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beginning of autumn 🍂

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being on tumblr for a long time but never reading homestuck like

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And then my soul saw you and it kind of went, "Oh, there you are. I've been looking for you.”

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we're just trying to look good / trying not to feel bad

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"Sometimes life is stranger than fiction, but sometimes it's incomparable in other ways. Sometimes it's heaven that the false fire of imagination could never capture."

Before the Coffee Gets Cold

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porter robinson by jasmine safaeian

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SAHAR ZAHID & IMOGEN HEANEY — 3.08 | "Apart"

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i could honestly cry and thank @chronicintrovert from the bottom of my heart for portraying and writing the struggles of the asexual spectrum and portraying it in a hard but also a positive light.

that it is a process and people will love you all the same.

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sprolden moodboard

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Sorry this is so late but I gotta know - who was your fav in butterfly soup? And did you personally prefer the first or second game?

This is perfect timing because I was going through creator Brianna Lei's blog earlier today!

Diya! Compared to Akarsha, I love her subtler witty humor and the situational humor she gets into (her being clumsy, gay panicking, or being a silently amused bystander to Noelle/Akarsha/Min's chaos). I think her personality is the most nuanced and fleshed out with fewer extremes, which makes her more believable. I like that the second game expanded on her relationship with her mom and gave her dramatic moments too. I love her flower hoodie and messy, cute appearance, and her love of dogs (especially Shibas and Samoyeds) is a win in my book.

I'm gonna have to go with the first game for nostalgia's sake. First impressions are stronger, and I was so captivated by a visual novel made by a queer, Asian American Millennial about queer Asian American girls in a majority-Asian American setting that balanced drama, nostalgia, fluff, and comedy so well. I respect the themes Brianna chose to tackle in the sequel though, and I found Noelle's chapter in Taiwan really touching. But the first game has such a distinct charm, kind of like the first season of Heartstopper, where the lower stakes and comedy made for a fluffier, more pleasant playing experience.

Thanks so much for asking!

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Found in a 120 year old time capsule.

Full VDO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoDj4mXdqmc

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lovestruck idiots.

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was feeling kinda down this morning so i drew max six times and that seemed to do the trick

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i'm afraid of being away from him. I don't know who i am without him.

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Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) dir. Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert 

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ELLE ARGENT & TAO XU Heartstopper 3x05 | "Winter"