THE OTHERS TAKE UR PIGEON.

i may look like a regular guy on the outside. but on the inside i understand themes , and narratives

love when characters have to have a domestication arc before you can even consider giving them a redemption arc

“Any word that sounds like it might be the noun form of a verb is in fact the noun form of a verb” is 100% a valid grammatical rule. Fingers do fing. Creatures do creach.

“we’re all on tumblr and all cringe and pathetic” I can’t relate to such statements. yes, the site culture as a whole isn’t worth praise. yet many of the people i follow are marvels… electric and charming and endearing people i would never get to see glimpses and breadcrumbs and snippets of the inner headspace of otherwise. to have a place where i can experience all their presences together and be perceived by them in return has been a lucky type of occurrence for me. it’s a grounding and pleasing thing, this knowing that those i follow are out there in reality living their lives. so many of you do not even fully get just how great you are! when i see my dashboard full of people who write blocks of meta about books or make silly puns or post their poetry i think, yes, i like your spirit. keep up that passion! the world needs you!

If I ask nicely who will rb this telling me what is the last song u listened to 🥺

There are two dragons inside of you. One hoards knowledge and the other hoards trinkets. They’re both very excited when you bring them to a museum

thot odinson

thot hoedinson

there's so much pathologizing over why enemies to lovers is a popular trope (something something the normalization of abuse something something) when the simplest and less moronic answer is that narratives thrive on irony and reversals, and there's no greater irony than characters going from hating each other's guts to loving each other unconditionally. raw thesis-antithesis-synthesis.