BunnyWeather

Is there like a stitchfix for queer people?

PLEASEEEE

complaining about spoilers has become a very looked down thing for good reason but I do think there is a dimension of "the work isn't ruined if you know everything that happens but also the surprise of this particular element is a key part of the experience and intended as such by the author" that I wish people wouldn’t view as invalid

"There's no platonic explanation for this" <-you need to be nicer to your friends. Right now

interest check for a bychance week: please reply if you'd be interested in participating (basically it's a week of prompts to get more people to create ship content).

If you see this you’re legally obligated to reblog and tag with the book you’re currently reading

I do kind of see Will getting a little bit into basketball for Lucas. Like, yeah, Lucas definitely pursued the team more for safety than because of a genuine interest in the sport, but I'm sure he got to enjoy it and appreciate it on its own merits, and he keeps it up after high school. And Will sometimes goes to games with him, when they hang out, and it's fun, and it gets to where he can hold up his end of a conversation about it, and he'll watch it occasionally. And they both know which players he finds hot.

Max likes to tease him and pry out his crushes and the hot players, while Lucas lets him slowly open up about it. Will is more open about celebrities and guys he finds generally attractive or hot, but that’s to a point — he gets shy about ones he really likes. Max figures out those ones faster than Lucas, partly because of how they’ve been with him and partly because Lucas was busy in the court when Max catches Will staring at someone he hasn’t commented on before