siriuslyinsane

we gotta get back into revolving bookcases i'm begging

“No matter the outcome of a battle, there is always a new one to fight. Learn to let go.”

“Life is too short to waste time on people who don’t lift you up, who don’t inspire you - they’ll eventuelly drain you.”

This is outrageous. Instead of their STARTING point being what impact did they want to have with El's story, it was "how do we toy with the audience"? How do we make it unexpected? How do set it up?

and what if in ten years Mike publishes a novel made entirely of unsent letters written to an unnamed recipient dated between 1985 and 1999 and Will reads it because he reads everything Mike writes and it details the story of a small town boy's internalised homophobia, his repressed feelings for his best friend, his grief and guilt at never being able to tell his girlfriend the truth before she died and the regrets that plague him throughout the nineties as he watches his friends move on with their lives and the final letter details his journey to an art gallery in California and how he almost did but didn't —

the concept of michael wheeler witnessing chappell roan perform “good luck, babe!” at the vmas in full paladin drag