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television peaked with Once Upon a Time, like I can watch Anna from Frozen try to convince Snow White's Prince Charming to fight evil Warlord Little Bo Beep and he's like 'You don't know what you're talking about Anna from Frozen, my dad died when I was six because he was an alcoholic' and be like that's not even the most insane moment of this episode

sometimes the tragedy of distance is very simple. i want to get groceries with you

hey quick question have we all been traumatized by The Monomythical Adventures of Emma Swan and Regina Mills and the way at the end of act 2 after everything has gone to absolute shit and Henry is dead, Regina has to reset time by killing Emma and forcing them to go back to before the curse broke 10 years ago, and Emma angrily tells her So you're killing me to get everything you want and you don't love me enough to stay with me in this universe, and Regina says But I'm saving you too you'll be alive then! and Emma says You're not getting me because it took me 10 years to fall in love with you and she won't even like you (in a story where the core of Emma's insecurities is that she's constantly sacrificed for the greater good). Collective trauma or just me?