I need to sit on his lap and have a four hour long vent about all my problems while he runs his hands over my waist and legs and comforts me the whole time
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I need to sit on his lap and have a four hour long vent about all my problems while he runs his hands over my waist and legs and comforts me the whole time
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I already elaborated on this on this post but I cannot stop thinking about it. The contrasts between Dale Cooper and Tom Loftis are so intetesting to me. They both function as "outsiders" of the titular towns (though the latter has more of a history with the area), but with opposing approaches.
Dale Cooper loves Twin Peaks. He's taken with the place as soon as he arrives, he's charmed by the people, the food, the Douglas furs. He comes to investigation the murder of a teenage girl winds up wanting to move there; he spends some of his time looking for property to buy. He's open to the people of Twin Peaks and their ways- when Albert shows up to examine Laura's body and gets blocked from doing so, arguing with the townspeople in the process, Cooper sides against him. Meanwhile, just as Cooper is drawn to Twin Peaks, Tom wants nothing more than to leave Widow's Bay- and if he can't leave it, he wants to change it into something more palatable. He tells the reporter in the first episode that the island has its charms, but he's lying here to distract from what he fins is the unsavory history of the area- which is all of it. He criticizes the lack infrastructure on the island, finds what might seem to some the "quaint" aspects of it frustrating. He mocks the place's legends, mocks Wyck for trying to warn him of them. He calls Wyck a "dumb hick" (similar to Albert's comments on Twin Peaks' residents).
And yet both Cooper's fondness for Twin Peaks and Tom's aversion to Widow's Bay leave them deceived of the realities of both towns. Cooper is unable to perceive the evil aspects of Twin Peaks, does not acknowledge the complicity of the majority of the town regarding Laura's death. Tom lies to himself as much as others about the island, about its curse, even as it drives his actions throughout the show, even though it has already impacted the lives of himself and his family and continues to do so. Cooper wants to save Laura Palmer and Tom wants to protect his son, but this leads both to fail in their goals
I made out with a guy last night at the club
brain with a wire leading directly to Vonhill. A small label with the phrase <do not unplug> printed in red ink hangs from it, a little crooked to the side.
yearning for someone who doesnt even know me btw💔💔💔 i genuinely feel crazy like all he knows is my name… seen him at a event nd we didnt even talk.. probably doesn’t remember me so why do i like him sm??? someone tell me the answer
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mmm save me halfway abandoned public parks and playgrounds help me fix me save me
the really problem is that i could just hurt myself. slap myself or whatever because i donhave so many things specifically for that but at some point it started to feel wrong to do that to myself.
because this body is mine anymore. and i should treat it nice and well until i get told otherwise.
It's someone elses property and so you need to be careful. so no self inflicted pain or harm.
