ink and muses

shin literally went: "i love you. i was living a meaningless life where my only purpose was to die alone on the battlefield achieving nothing before you changed me. your words and strength saved me from the multiple suicidal states ive had throughout the course of the story. the one line you said about how i should be proud to have fought, survived, and made it here in the end changed the perception and trajectory of my life. the author spends half of the story writing about how my extremely traumatizing survivor's guilt keeps me from wishing for anything ever in my life, but my first ever wish and the reason i fight now is to show you the beautiful things in the world that haven't been ravaged by this cruel war. half of my internal monologue is about how i want to show you the sea one day. i change and become a better person for you because i don't want to make you sad anymore. not only would i literally die for you, i would go as far as to live for you too." to lena and that's called being so fucking in love

the sexual tension between me and the new wip idea that’s been sitting in the back of my head and distracting me the whole day

grateful that my life experience has lead to me having an interesting character and grounded worldview...but GOD i wish i was a trustfund nepotism baby soooo bad

Don't get me wrong, I love the dreamy fairytale-ness of the Ghibli movie version of Howl's Moving Castle, but the book. The book. Sophie, first off, being so incredibly set on being the boring un-gifted un-adventuresome eldest daughter (as is right and fitting for an eldest daughter to be) that she doesn't notice she's working magic, like, constantly? And when a witch shows up like "hey girlie you are fully working SO much magic that I'm feeling threatened, so like I'm gonna put you in the old lady dimension ciao," she's like well. That was weird. Anyway I guess I better go find something to do as an old lady. And she reasons that this famously evil sorcerer who eats young girls' hearts is probably safe for her now cause like. She's old. What's he gonna do to me. And proceeds to bully her way into becoming his cleaning lady. And Howl, known flaky whimsical fuckboy extraordinaire, is like sure okay I guess that works for me. And just as well because it turns out he's also a fucking bottom who kinda digs this strong stubborn lady who's steamrolled her way into his life, kinda weird that she's disguised as an old woman but w/e he's not gonna question her life choices and like it's not actually a problem for him, and by the time Sophie's figured out that oh crap oh shit she's actually kinda into this flighty asshole, what am I gonna do, he'd never return my feelings in a hundred years, Howl's basically accepted that they're mostly married. And also how can you top "my extremely powerful and slightly fey wizard is just a Welsh grad student who wandered into a portal one day" for a character concept. You can't. It's the perfect book really

The reading comprehension and overall common sense on this website is piss poor.

how dare you say we piss on the poor

From the makers of "this meeting could have been an email" we present: this universal moral dictum could have been a personal boundary

ive never looked at an animated movie and go “i wish this was live action” but i have looked at a live action movie and went “i wish this was animated” countless times