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Loving shoutout to those shippers who just enjoy their ship on in peace and only pointing out actual criticism or harrassment without feeling the need to constantly hate on the “rival ship” and therefore actually dedicating their blog to just camouflaged hate.
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Fictional TV Shows I’d Watch (part1)
Baby's out to adopt A TV show where children act like rich mean bitches and drink Robby Bubble from plastic champagne glasses while glossing through adoptable parents catalogues. 10 year-old Sarah would say to her living partner, Chrissy (9), with whom she supposedly shares a small vila on The French Riviera, "Honey, I know they're super cute, but do you think we can handle another pair of parents?" Chrissy firmly nods. "Yeah. Should we tell them they're adopted?"
Ghost stories A competition-based reality shows where people who were ghosted in stupid random ways get to tell their stories as dramatically as they can in front of a jury made of serial ghoster, serial ghostée, and Simon Cowell to even things out. Think of it as an acting school audition, but with even more drama.
Top Grills Just like regular Top Gear with our favourite boys, Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, except instead of cars, they just test grilling equipment. Dad jokes are still on, as well as all the other silly challenges. First to set up an underwater grill gets a free ride home from Stig. they probably already did the grill part on the show
Also I’ve been thinking a lot about that post I made yesterday, and how I was ashamed initially to even make it, because - me? A grown-ass woman? Relying on fictional characters for comfort when afraid? What a ridiculous concept!
In all honesty though - who cares? If it helps? There is no expiration date on liking fictional things and characters, and if they happen to help you cope, then who are other people to judge?
being an english major
pros:
books
usually the protagonist of a war movie
cons:
bOoKs
writing 1500 words a day
“yeah i’ll have a venti iced macchiato.” “...i don’t work here”
hufflepuffs of academia
you die in every war movie
the books are always better, always
“what are you majoring in again? ...oh”
getting all worked up over fictional stuff
everybody thinks you’re a joke
“oh so you want to teach?”
I think about a story were a sidecharacter believes strongly that there is a storyteller and the group is only part of a big story. Everybody else thinks he's/she's/they're insane and should seek help until the narrator addresses the group directly or shows himself in a life or death situation and everyone is 'what the hell??'
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I really can’t stand finding out a black fictional character having the worst death possible. Must be exciting for some of ya’ll to see a black person in the most brutal amount of pain and suffering. I feel sick to my stomach every single time.
fuuuuuuuck fictional things though seriously fictional worlds fictional people fictional places fictional everything
