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it took me like a full minute to realise that this was a post that was blocked with my own tumblr filters and not that “this post may contain reddit and american” was the funny post I was like wtf why can’t I reblog this

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do you own anything that's older than you?

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For the art prompt.. a kiss 👀 (maybe featuring thicc!season5 Merlin manhandling Arthur, if it takes your fancy)

A kiss 😌 (no manhandling but Merlin taking initiative 💛)

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hydraulic engineering

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This trope would be so funny for them

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Fangirl Challenge: 10 Male Characters | Vernon Boyd

I just want to not eat lunch alone every day.

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Elephants have hearts of gold....

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Returning home

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a traitor in camelot? who could it be? 🤨🤨🤨

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a traitor in camelot? who could it be? 🤨🤨🤨

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ROUND TWO: POLL #3

ROUND TWO POLLS [HERE]

PROPAGANDA BELOW

Apollo/Hyacinthus:

It's a great tragic romance story that's usually not quite as widely known as a lot of the more popularized stories in Greek mythology

Hyacinthus was a beautiful Spartan youth, beloved by the god Apollo. As the good Spartan he was, Hyacinthus loved athletics, and one day the two decided to practice throwing the discus. Apollo went first, sending the disc flying up to “scatter the clouds” as Ovid says. Hyacinthus ran laughing after it, thinking to catch the disc, but instead it hit him in the head, killing him. Ovid has a beautiful passage about Apollo holding the dying youth, desperately trying to use his skill with medicine to keep him alive. But even the mighty god of healing could not save the one he loved. In honor of his lover, Apollo makes a flower spring up from Hyacinthus’ blood.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe/Friedrich Schiller:

So. they are THE German writers. Think Shakespeare level of relevance. And they are so very sus.

They were very close friends in life, and while they are both associated with and occasionally worked in the same city, they actually spent most of their time separated, so there are many very longing letters to each other which Goethe even published.

Schiller died first, so naturally Goethe had his skull placed on his desk on a very fancy ornamented cushion and wrote poetry about it. He also decreed that he wanted them to be buried together and they kind of are (it's complicated).

On a more fandom level, they sort of have every trope the gender neutral girls go crazy for. Imagine a slightly older, well-off and established poet (Goethe) who strikes an unlikely friendship with the young scrappy newcomer (Schiller) that somehow stands the test of time and also their massive egos which got kinda worse when they were together and lasts even beyond death. Beautiful <3

This isn't very relevant to the ship but that very famous statue of both of them side by side made my friend have a lil crush on Schiller he's weirdly hot in this one

They were two German authors and their collaboration coined an entire literary time period. Sie hatten ihre Hochzeit in Weimar

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what if you took a illustrated poetry book from the 12th century and made it into bbc merlin fanart. just a peek into my mind....

link to og :]

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Wie stehen Leo und Adam zu Monogamie vs. Polyamory? Würden sie miteinander eine offene Beziehung führen oder nicht?

- Beide würden eine offene / Poly-Beziehung führen

- Nur Leo wäre offen für poly

- Nur Adam wäre offen für poly

- Beide würden nur eine monogame Beziehung führen

- Nuance/Sonstiges

- Ergebnisse

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David Mellon (American, b.1955) "Wolfskin"

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DEREK HALE

derek previously | the 3a portrait series

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dressing up your boyfriend as a silly lil jester 🌈 Ko-Fi