certified goth punk seeker of darkness

Midnight Burger really said "heres a humorous argument, and a cheap joke, a comically ironic situation, a devastatingly beautiful example of community, connection, and what it means to be human in the face of an uncaring universe. And heres a robot with a funny name'

Ya know lately life has been a lil rough but at least I know that if time and tide roil me too harshly or diurnal courses leave me with no safe havens, I can just remember, they’re out there, somewhere, looking for me

oh to wander into a weird burger joint only to get a physics lesson, kickass Mexican food, a glimpse at a robotics project, and an appreciation for third spaces out of it.

The absolute joy in Ex's voice as she referred to Philomena as "Mom" will stick with me to the end of my days

So, Caspar has a type.

Episode titled “Some Guy.” Tough fuckin break Caspar lmfao

*stabs julius caesar in the back* you're bleeding because you don't floss

trying to work out who would be the weak link at the fellowship garden barbecue. obviously not sam, frodo doesn't really cook but does bring a huge amount of expensive cheese and wine from bilbo's cellar so he's out. merry and pippin exceed expectations which are admittedly low. boromir and gimli bring insane quantities of meat and spend the whole time at the grill cooking it and flexing, which is befitting of these kind of things. might be legolas but i think he would bring a lot of mushrooms, herb marinades, salads etc which is a good balance which unfortunately leaves mr six pack and trail jerky aragorn son of arathorn. (gandalf arrives late with dessert)

the reason why i think so many alloromantic people outright refuse the idea of "aromantic subtext" being a legitimate thing is that people view aromanticism as inherently shallow. to a lot of queer fandomites, "aromantic" is what they make the side character they don't really care about, so they don't have to bother coming up with actual analysis of their interpersonal relationships. it sucks, because aromantic narratives in fiction, intentional or otherwise, are worth exploring, analysing, and appreciating.