Whoever invented the word "dead" to describe things that aren't alive was really going off. Love how monosyllabic it is, with a hard final consonant. Very definite. Very fatal. Good word.
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Whoever invented the word "dead" to describe things that aren't alive was really going off. Love how monosyllabic it is, with a hard final consonant. Very definite. Very fatal. Good word.

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Damen, during war, in life threatening conditions, when people are dying around him already: what if i met lauerent differently. What if we met when I was 19 and he was. Hold up. Aging him up for this to like 16 or 17. What if we met young and what if i courted him and what if we kissed under the moonlight in perfumed gardens. What then
english major brain: words can evolve and develop as a society goes on. the way a word is used is its definition. it's pointless to hold onto the idea of right vs wrong words human brain: THAT IS NOT WHAT LARP MEANS!!!!!
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One day they're gonna find Francis Crozier and you people are going to lose your goddamned minds. And I hope to be here to see it.
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the problem with in the flesh is that s1 is a perfect season of television. in only 3 episodes is manages to tell this incredibly rich and complete family drama. s1 is so refreshing as a show with supernatural elements (especially a show from the early 2010’s) in that it’s largely unconcerned with the mechanics of the rising bc s1 is ultimately not a show abt zombies it’s a show about grief. it’s not asking why the dead came back who cares why they came back it’s not an interesting question in the face of the much bigger question of what would you do if you got a second chance with a person you lost?
and the answer largely is that you wouldn’t do what u think you would. its so easy when you lose someone to think if you ever got to see them again you would tell them everything you didn’t get the chance to when they were alive. you would of course be completely honest and loving and you would never lie to them or be cruel to them or blame them or be angry with them ever again. and maybe for some people that’s true. but really most of the time you wouldn’t do any of that.
i feel like in the flesh works so so well as a piece of media which is anti suicide bc it ultimately tells suicidal people that death will not redeem you. death is only death. even if by some miracle your loved ones got you back they would still be angry with you and unable to be honest with you and be cruel to you. in fact they might even be MORE unkind and dishonest and bitter because suicide is not a teacher. it doesn’t typically make people more thoughtful or kind it makes them feel guilty and ashamed and heartbroken. and guilt and shame and heartbreak are not usually the kind of emotions which inspire people to become better.
it confronts the fiction that a lot of suicidal people believe which is that the world would genuinely be a better place without them. it wouldn’t. your pain wouldn’t disappear it would ripple outwards and destroy everything around you like a bomb. and at least for me watching a show which confronts that fact as a teenager had such profound effect on me that i genuinely think it changed the course of my entire life.

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i get so gay off that rumination and regret
I loved finishing the Terror and coming on here and seeing all the love for David Walmsley as Tozer because he was my doomed zombie yaoi boy first and foremost
@paranoiareigns I'll never miss out on an opportunity to spread the word about the highly underrated show BBCs In The Flesh (2013), that changed my queer teenage brain chemistry when I first saw it.
It's tragic, it's about zombies being medicalized, it's about mental health and grief, but most importantly it has doomed zombie yaoi featuring Mr. Walmsley himself (it's very gay)
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Big fan of calling male characters babygirls but I think we should start calling female characters babyboys too
I’ve seen people on here rail separately against calling male characters babygirls and calling female characters little guys, and while I think they’ve correctly identified a problem (“girl” has sexual or demeaning or childish connotations while “guy” is an example of masculine-as-neutral-default) I don’t think the answer is to get more essentialist in our language use but rather to freak it up more. he’s just a little gal. she’s my sweet baby boy. she’s my boyfriend. he’s my special girlie. she’s my beautiful husband.
remembers louis' cunty designer cardigan & smiles serenely & removes all other memories of tvl & plants them in the garden to grow into some sort of shrub