alexander, am I too late lmao ?
mighty lions, deep shades of crimson, weather-beaten crowns, oversized capes, a wearied sort of greatness, like an ancient temple with crumbling walls
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alexander, am I too late lmao ?
mighty lions, deep shades of crimson, weather-beaten crowns, oversized capes, a wearied sort of greatness, like an ancient temple with crumbling walls
(send me your name and iâll answer with things it reminds me of)

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alexander lmao (this is such a cool ask meme omg???)
right??? itâs rly pretentious and hipstery but i love it
star trek re-runs
bonfires
whiskey
train tickets
cute knitted jumpers (that oneâs all you tbh)
send me your name and iâll answer with 3-5 things it reminds me of
Budapest, Dublin, Prague, Cairo
Budapest: What tattoo do you want?
I want to get a bunch of quotes and lyrics and maybe flowers on my torso <3 Iâm not sure of what yet? Iâm thinking about âI have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the nightâ (Sarah Williams, The Old Astronomer) or âpoetryis still treason because it is truthâ (Derek Walcott, Italian Eclogues I) but any tattoos are probably a ways off for me
Dublin: Do you believe in Soul mates?
I think I do, but not necessarily in a predestined or romantic way? I believe that there are people who fit so well at the very core of themselves, platonically or romantically, that they could be called soul mates. I donât think that youâll be drawn together somehow by any force other than similar interests and decisions.
Prague: What is your favorite season?
I think maybe itâs fall? I love winter but I donât love freezing, and I love spring but I donât love my allergies. I think I love fall the most.
Cairo: Whats your favorite quote?
I really really love âYou donât need to grow up to find greatness. / You are stronger than the world has ever believed you to be.â and âThere will always being those /  who say you are too young and delicate / to make anything happen for yourself. / They donât see the part of you that smolders. / Donât let their doubting drown out the sound / of your own heartbeat.â (both from âFor Teenage Girls With Wild Ambition and Trembling Heartsâ by Clementine von Radics). If you mean something not from a poem, a quote I really like is is âDead things donât change. And the heart should be alive, it should be changing, it should be moving, it should be growing, its knowledge should be expanding.â (Shaykh Hamza Yusuf)
you wanted to go stargazing? ok im right here đâ¨â¨â¨â¨đ ( they/them )
(i know i'm like ten years late to this party, i don't know how i missed it!)
Thank you to cosima-phdhaus for tagging me :))))
Weâre gonna play a new game called Top 10 TV shows because thereâs one for films, so Iâd like to do one for TV shows. Write down your top shows and then tag 10 friends to do the same.
Parks & Rec
Orphan Black
AGENT CARTER
Bob's Burgers
Major Crimes
Parenthood
The Office
Grey's Anatomy
Gilmore Girls
Frasier
If you guys want to do this, and you haven't done it yet here's your chance!Â
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"I dare you..."
Julie/Gill - âmet at a party while drunk AUâ for bjartskulars
She could only see the back of the woman, which at least made staring easier. Gill, herself, was wearing a knee-length black dress while knocking back as much of the barâs vodka as she possibly could. At twenty-six years old that volume was large and she made use of it whenever she got the chance. Janet Scott was next to her, she was the one who persuaded them to go to the New Yearâs Eve party after she and her current boyfriend - Andy something or other - had parted ways.
"Who is that?"
"Huh?"
"Iâm not blind, Gill, you havenât taken your eyes of that woman all night."
She shrugged, finally taking her eyes off the stranger, âNever seen her before tonight.â
"Are you going to make a move?"
"What?! God know! Iâm not attracted to her." Gill would not believe that feeble attempt of denial had the roles been reversed.
Janet raised an eyebrow but didnât say a word. She knew Gill was almost always with a young male, usually a couple of years younger, but there had been times where flirtation and occasionally more had occurred with the same sex.
After a little while Janet looked over at her friend and rolled her eyes at the fact she was still fixated on the woman in a purple shirt and smart dress trousers. âDare you to go slap her arse.â
She never backed down from such a challenge and with the fearless attitude alcohol had given her she was not worried as she wandered across the room.
It was not a hard hit but neither was it just a nudge.
After the contact had been made she was immediately face-to-face with the taller female, âOi!â
Running a hand through her shoulder length dark hair she apologised. âSorry, the blonde bitch at the bar told me to⌠Can I buy you a drink to apologise?â
Hearing the slightly slurred voice of this woman she laughed, she was not entirely sober but she was a damn sight better than this, âIâll take one but Iâm not sure if you need another.â
Gill put on the most serious expression she could muster, âI can handle my drink. Anyway who are you?â
"Julie Dodson, DS. Yourself?"
"Wait, youâre a cop?"
"Yes or else why would I be at a staff party?"
She didnât know what she had thought - she guessed Julie had been alone but it never quite clicked in her intoxicated brain that she was there for a reason. âI thought you were some random that had crawled in from the street and we were simply tolerating.â
When it neared midnight they were still drinking together in a corner of the room. Everyone else was trying to find a person to kiss as tradition dictated but they were unsure they could stand, let alone talk to someone who was not sharing in their level of drunkenness.
"You not got some bloke waiting for you right now?"
"Not my type," The truth was glaringly obvious from that statement. Gill had had suspicions of this variety since the start of the night and to have it confirmed made her smirk. Their eyes continued to meet across their wine glasses - mixing drinks was not a clever plan but Julie had been on wine and Gill convinced her it would be less expensive for her to swap.
As the countdown began they placed their drink down on the table and leaned back in the corner booth they were shabooth Julie raised a hand to the woman beside herâs cheek and gently ran a thumb across her bottom lip.
Their mouths met in the messiest of kisses as hands got tangled in hair or travelled down further. None of the other guests noticed because they were participating in the same sort of activity. Breaking apart they rested their foreheads against the other.
"Iâm Gill, by the way," she muttered as she trailed kisses along her jaw.
That was the night Gill started to call Julie âSlapâ, nobody else knew that the physical version of it had in fact been their first greeting. Even Janet had long ago forgotten the events of that evening and only rarely was nearby when the two women were in contact.
Some people are born to sit by a river. Some get struck by lightning. Some have an ear for music. Some are artists. Some swim. Some know buttons. Some know Shakespeare. Some are mothers. And some people dance.