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Supernova: Written in the Stars
Inspired by an amazing TVD fanfiction called Supernova by RandomFandoming
The Vampire Diaries: Supernova Chapter 1, a vampire diaries fanfic | FanFiction
Also posted on my DeviantArt account: Artish-Calamity
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I don't get the Mia=Train Wreck thing... she is adorable and sometimes wears dark clothes and eyeliner... that does not equal trainwreck. Is she supposed to wear pressed sundresses of an appropriate length and only pinch her cheeks?
I have never understood why people think that. If Darren or Chris were in a rock band and wore appropriate rock star-esq clothes I hiiiighly doubt anyone would mind. I mean I get if some people don't like her style, like that's not their thing, but not liking HER because of that is silly. And stage persona aside, she dresses pretty normal and doesn't act out of control or crazy, sooooo...
randomfandoming replied to your post: If a canonically-lesbian character had recently...
Not excusing things, but I am pretty sure the “put your love” comment was directed at why he had a crush on Sam.
I didn't think so mostly because the first half of the sentence wasn't "You like someone you can't have, so you need somewhere to put your love." It was about him missing Kurt. And even if it were the former...that wouldn't be any less wrong. Actually that would creep me out more, to be honest; it feels much more closet-y even if that's no one's motive.
randomfandoming replied to your post: ::blinks at food blog:: …Weddings aren’t magical...
Can we redefine marriage as *Religiously sanctioned fucking*? It is actually a more apt definition in many cases than the current bullshit they try to define marriage as.
Haha, if people are going to insist on going for 'traditional' definitions that's at least one that amuses me. And it's consistent. I can respect that even if I don't agree with it.
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My husband gets this constantly… I don’t get it. I can make more money than him, and the kids actually quite love having dad home so much. Why does it bug so many people? I don’t see how it means I carry his balls in my purse or other crap we hear.
Yeah, it's a double standard that drives me mad. There are a ton of reasons a guy might stay home. Some guys just like kids. If I ever actually adopted a kid with someone I'd want to stay home for at least the first few years while they're little. I like kids, I think having a parent at home can be a beneficial thing, and if we could afford it I'd 100% want to homeschool. That would be true even if I was straight because that's the kind of parent I want to be. Funny part is that it wouldn't be true if I hadn't transitioned because I'm still working through all the horribly unfair ideas about housewives my family passed on to me.
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There be Young Wizards spoilers in this post
randomfandoming replied to your post: Did you know Leviathan has two sequels?? It’s a trilogy!
If I may ask, what is the content level like in Young Wizards? I have an 8year daughter who is quite a reader and finished Harry Potter, but I didn’t want her to read Hunger Games yet because it is a little much content wise for her.
Um, it depends. The actual content is probably fine, but she might not understand some of the underlying concepts. Like, in the first book the kids basically change the nature of the 'bad guy' which becomes an important point later on. I missed that the first time around so I don't know that a kid would get it straight off. (Though the ADHD may not have helped me there.) There are also deaths in...actually, most of the series now that I think about it. I'd be most worried about the one in the fifth (I think) book because it's the main character's mother and she dies in a very realistic (though not graphic) way. I know it's the one that hit me hardest.
Most guides place it at the 8-10 age range (bit older for the later books) and I think that's probably about right with supervision. Things like the question of self-sacrifice for the good of the world (second book) and depression (sixth book) would ideally be talked about because they are big things for elementary aged kids even though they're presented in very age-appropriate ways. In terms of graphic imagery it's far more mild than even books like the Redwall series. I think Harry Potter is more obviously violent, even when compared to direct battle scenes.
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I wonder if their relationship will change once Kurt learns that he shouldn’t have to put up with her crap. Of course.. its Glee, so probably no.
I don't think Kurt will ever learn that on the show, tbh. The writers need their three arguably most popular characters to be friends too much.
randomfandoming replied to your post: God damnit. There is a particular type of robe...
caftan?
No, I thought that might be it too. Caftans are usually closed front like a dashiki or tunic though, this is more like a really casual, buttonless achkan. I feel like the hippie fiance in Brotherly Love wore one, but it's been over a decade so my memory is sketchy.
