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i can definitely understand the rationale behind a zeke/tina ship -- they do have some nice chemistry and there’s something sort of sweet about zeke’s brand of romantic gesture

however, when it comes to a relationship between zeke and tina, i firmly prefer a platonic one

honestly, this opinion mostly comes from the fact that, canonically, tina is interested in jimmy jr. as opposed to zeke. i do think zeke’s gestures were sweet, but i also think that they introduced the potential for a messy and unnecessary love triangle between the three of them -- especially since we’ve had some indication that jimmy jr. is also interested in tina in return -- and i don’t really want to see that kind of drama or conflict

which is why i prefer a friendship between zeke and tina rather than a relationship. i like that there’s been this development towards mutual trust and respect in their interactions (looking mainly at midday run) which is why i think they would work well as close friends. 

so tl;dr -- i can see where people on the zena/zina ship are coming from, but i’m pretty staunchly in the tina/jj camp

When people turn to fictional characters,

it's often because they want

an escape

The stories of these people shelter us from the storms of our daily lives,

they save us,

if only for a little while

but when we really give in,

get invested,

let ourselves be vulnerable

something changes.

We begin to feel that we know them

it's no longer just an escape,

but part of us,

something that makes us who we are.

These characters teach us that incredible adversity can be overcome.

That people can love each other forever.

That life can be an adventure.

That magic can be real.

And even if these miracles have never happened to us,

we begin to go through life

believing that,

someday,

they

Oh, dude, I totally feel you on the production value! Twin Peaks kinda reminded me of educational videos when I started it. It’s jarring when you’re used to current TV.

Like…third episode or so? If it isn’t interesting to you by three or four episodes, it’s probably not going to grab you. It’s a semi-acquired taste like that.

Yeah, it starts rull slow. I almost gave up on it. But I’m glad I didn’t. It gets a lot more interesting and weird, and Cooper is so cool with his friends and fellow agents later on.

I bit my lip so hard to keep from losing it at this scene.  It has been a hard hard hard five years and there’s no sign of it getting better.  Also, complicated best-friends feels.

Lip Tar is the answer. It’s vegan, and it lasts for-freaking ever even if you eat. I pretty much never wear lip color because it comes off and I’m too lazy to reapply, but Lip Tar comes through for me every time.

When I was writing a lot about medieval Iceland, I had the red underlining all the time. Until I realized I could add those Icelandic words to my dictionary! So maybe that would help? And also, you’ve always reminded me of Sendhil, you rad person.

ADDING IT TO THE DICTIONARY