Pinhead: And yet they're surprised when we do anything more unconventional than vanilla noncon BDSM

Morticia: Oh, we've had this argument so many times before.

Pinhead, a little more wistful: You would have been resplendent.

Gomez: Ah, Tish always was an independent spirit. She could never be bogged down by all the rules and regulations of an Order, even one devoted to exploring the most twisted of interdimensional carnal delights.

Gracerocky this, Bloodymary that, let's pass grace around like a blunt-

What happened to the appreciation for deep platonic bonds :(

Where did all the platonic soulmates grace and rocky stuff go :(

anyway. we all know i cannot resist a sexy Ba'ham lady. my main oc is a sexy Ba'ham lady. but also i really wanna see & create more Bahari that aren't femmes fatales, sirens, sex workers, cause i think that ultimately this isn't the main demographic that would be targeted by Lilins

i wanna see more older Bahari: victims of domestic abuse, parents who lost their children - but also more Bahari that were pulled in younger: lonely, bullied teenagers, orphans, teens fleeing abusive homes. there's a lot of interesting stories that could be told here i think

One day (when I’m less busy) I will take those doodles of Grace in skirts and actually flesh them out.

💖🌹Cupid's Curse🌹💖

(I don't think you can read.)

Broke: "Heathcliff is a person of color!"

(Lazy application of a late 20th-century USAmerican expression of political solidarity to an earlier racial hierarchy in another country, adds no useful insight to the discussion.)

Woke: "Heathcliff's ethnic identity is deliberately unclear, reflecting 19th-century white English anxieties about the Other, particularly the communities they actively oppressed through Empire!"

(Now we're talking...)

Bespoke:

"Reading Heathcliff as Irish emphasizes Emily Brontë's own family history and the liminal space the Irish were alleged to hold between "civilized" Anglo-Saxons and "uncivilized" black and brown nations!"

AND

"Reading Heathcliff as Romani emphasizes the book's focus on physical boundaries and legal system of landownership, in contrast to the persecuted, itinerant Roma and Traveller communities!"

AND

"Reading Heathcliff as black emphasizes the book's setting during the Atlantic slave trade and the repeated themes of slavery/bondage/possession as a corrupting force!"

he thought time relativity was for one day he mad!!!!!!

[scribbled this sometime last week? bc this post reminded me of that part in the book again and i kept giggling about it]

Birthday post! I am 19 now 🎊 also don’t get mad at Rocky 4 being short w Grace. this is the 5th time in the last 20 mins that Grace has interrupted Rocky’s work to talk about some random bullshit