This is everywhere but it’s how I feel.

It's always a struggle for me to pick a decade and stick to it, I always end up falling in love with another time period. Even though I've looked for 1860s books and patterns, the 1840s are winning my heart. After all, I am a romantic through and through so it's only natural that even the fashion of the period would be as moving as the art for me.

Will definetly be my #1 all-time favorite for a loooong time

Caitlin being selfish and bringing in Amunet is the reason why she knows Barry’s identity & can hold it over him. No offense, but that’s the last thing we want from a bad person right? Especially when it’s a hero who doesn’t kill.

It's 3:10 AM, I'm too tired to get up and go to bed but I also don't want to fall asleep. I need someone to give me hugs and/or carry me to bed and tuck me in.

I just finished watching Ouron Host Club and have a lot of mixed feelings. On one hand I really enjoyed the show and I thought it was cute with some solid character development but on the other hand the show consistently does something wrong. Haruhi, i think, identifies somewhere on the agender-genderqueer spectrum- they very clearly state that the are biologically female but don't strongly feel attached to either gender, and their gender expression on their own is fluid ranging from masculine to feminine. But many main characters still try to impose feminine stereotypes on her, maker her wear fine clothing in a work like environment and even in one episode tell them that they can't fight because they are biologically female this weaker and in danger. Regardless of the fact that haruhi only joined that fight as a spur of the moment thing to protect two other young women, they were in my option, the right. Haruhi even uses a gender neutral pronoun for themselves. But literally everyone around her berates her for acting anything less than female and it's wrong. Idk all that said I still really like kyoya's genius and honey's badassness and the twins cuz they were great and the show did a good job of establishing their individuality. But I still get frustrated over the gender thing. Haruhi brushes it off but it still kind of sucks for the audience. I mean I still enjoyed it, but I wouldn't hold it up as a perfect or even good representation of nonbinary gender because even though haruhi self identifies as agender they still conform to a lot of the whims of those around them to act more feminine