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despite everything, it’s still you

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1 woke knight vs westeros

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just packing the essentials

[Fitz art by @heyitsrink and earring art by @mellowthorn]

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Do kids today even understand why podcasts are called podcasts?

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warhorse was like what if two people's personalities developed in such a way as to make them so completely and undeniably well-suited for each other that, even following a rough and rivalry-inducing introduction, they recognized the self in the other swiftly & fiercely, and did so to such a profound and intimate degree that they overcame an extreme social class barrier (feudalism) right at the start. what if they so clearly saw each other as humans (in both positive and negative aspects) that a 2-day isolation dissolved their ability to see or care about social rank line between them and the ensuing friendship shocked them both into maturing themselves and their worldviews out of a state of immense unhappiness (stagnation for one and recent extreme trauma for the other). what if they rapidly caught up to adulthood together after a sluggish and prolonged adolescence and through their companionship discovered what it means to love and be loved in a mature way. what if they indisputably became each other's person and gave each other purpose that grew beyond the bounds of the relationship to make them better people independently, more responsible and less reactive and more empathetic, and from that personal growth came self-understanding and self-forgiveness that could only have led to a genuine romantic love unbarred by gender roles and religious instruction and derived from friendship and care rather than chase and artifice. what then

and fandom was like wow master/dog yaoi

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Kermit Come Deliverance

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stolen from the Baldur's Gate Weaveposting group on Facebook

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"i asked chatgpt" okay well i asked the weird gay court jester and he gave me a foreboding omen in the form of a riddle. we are not the same

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John Yau, from "Borrowed Love Poems," featured in Boston Review (edited)

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Hansry week day 4: Heat 🔥

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post-email aftercare like that was a great email and you seemed so normal

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i’ll never leave you behind sam 🫶❤️

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I think the hot new trends for this summer should be reading comprehension and critical thinking skills

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Are you ever typing something that your phone autocapitalizes and you go back and re-type it just to force uncapitalize it. Like no sorry mcdonalds doesn’t deserve that level of respect from me

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how it feels to make the mature decision regarding your long-term future

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Hans Holbein The Younger, A Lady with a Squirrel and a Starling

1526-1528