#leah thomas

The thing about fear and romance is that they both rely on tension; under Mokumokuren’s brilliant pen, that tension is exploited. Is Yoshiki gasping beneath not-Hikaru because he is terrified, or because he is aroused? Is it both? Is not-Hikaru desperate to coat his beloved friend in his creepy innards to smother him in darkness, or in affection? When Yoshiki gazes at raw chicken during home economics class and remembers how those innards felt like cold meat, is he sweating at an uncomfortable memory or, well, a horny one? If all this weird speculation is making you uncomfortable, that’s perfect. Then you’ll have some inkling of how these characters feel. 

I read Intersectional Environmentalist a few months ago and really enjoyed it! This morning I discovered the author Leah Thomas has a collaborative YouTube channel under the same name [ here ].

Who'd have thoght I could miss someone I've never actually met? Me. I've thought that. I miss tons of things I've never seen, and now you most of all.

While Watson did coin the term "veganism" and helped popularize it, vegan ideologies could be found in Eastern religions like Jainism, Buddhism, and Hinduism for centuries prior to 1944. The concept of cruelty-free eating can also be found in the Ital diet of Rastafarians, which encourages consuming plant-based and unprocessed foods.

Fave Five: YA About Ghosts and/or Ghost Hunters, Part I

Dear tiny egg carton,