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let's hear 8! on whichever fandom you prefer, though I suppose BG3 or RT if you want me to be able to understand your answer.
common fandom opinion that everyone is wrong about
YRLIET ISN'T MEAN.
Also, I just can't see Gortash as alloromantic. I'll get killed for this one but I just do not buy him having romantic feelings towards anyone
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For the "unrecommend a book" ask: Don't read The Last Empress by Hannah Pakula (a biography of Chiang Kai-shek's wife Soong Mei-ling). I enjoy historical biographies and have an interest in Chinese history, so this seemed like a good pick when I got it at a used bookstore a couple months ago. Got through about 60 pages of it before giving up. Author treats the reader like they've never heard of China before and overexplains the idea of everything from "there was an emperor they thought he was like a god" to Chinese characters to "the family name comes first when writing Chinese names." It's written through this weird honestly kind of Orientalist lens. I'm not Chinese but I feel like if I was Chinese I'd be even more annoyed. If someone is picking up this book... they probably know what they're getting into!! It's a biography of a specific historical figure! So why write it this way, seemingly trying to cater to a hypothetical American-everyman (and not even doing it well)? sorry for just using this prompt as an excuse to complain about a book you never planned on reading anyway lol
Oh no that sounds like torture, and I also love reading angry rants about subjects I've never heard of.
just messaging you to tell you how much i fuckin love your art of gavin and RK900 in halloween costumes. i didn't know i needed Richard as GLaDOS but boi that's the GOOD SHIT! 👌👌👌
ahhhh thank you so much!! I really liked how the halloween pic came together in the end (it all went better than expected lmao, usually I keel over more than usual over the colours but this one not so much!)
and my dude I have been plagued by thoughts of a portal au ever since I started drawing the halloween pic sdijofps –
12 and 18 for those book questions!
Answering these book asks, ty!
12. did you enjoy any compulsory high school readings?
Not a book, but when we were studying Macbeth we also studied The Laboratory by Robert Browning to compare the narrator with Lady Macbeth and we all know how much I love women's wrongs. I don't really read much poetry but to this day I still love it. We also studied a bunch of war poetry which I really liked but I couldn't name any of them off the top of my head
18. do you like historical books? which time period?
Sometimes...it's very hit or miss for me lol I had too many bad experiences with mediocre historical romance so now I see the descriptor "historical" and instinctively cringe. It's largely just a reflex tho, I've enjoyed the majority of historical fiction I've read as an adult. I don't think I have a particular time period I gravitate to (other than like age of sail/specifically piracy) but I do tend to prefer books set in places/times that I'm not overly familiar with!
Hmmm, 18 and 19!
Answering these book asks, ty!
18. What's the scariest book you've ever read?
Now this is hard bc I don't generally get scared by media in general...maybe Thirteen Storeys by Jonathan Sims (although, generally speaking, I found tma to be much scarier), or maybe something from Valuable Humans In Transit by QNTM (The Difference or Google People spring first to mind)
19. Do you prefer long or short books?
Depends on the story, the writing style, the characters, etc etc...but, generally, I prefer longer books over shorter ones 🙂↕️
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#I've been wearing odd socks every day for well over a decade lol
i already knew this about you but reading it again genuinely made me pause for a few seconds just to ponder it. this would drive me so insane if it were me. you are a different species. and EVERY DAY?
every day! the only exception is when I used to get new socks, then I'd wear them as a pair fresh out the pack for the first time, but I haven't bought myself new socks in probably a decade or so and no one buys me socks as presents anymore. so, yeah, I've worn odd socks every single day for the past ten years at least :)
it will never stop being funny to me that you have SUCH a complex about your height at 5'11" and meanwhile i'm like 5'3". second only to having a complex about microbiology being much cooler than immunology (which you have informed me about a few times) and how you definitely don't have ADHD
You know full fucking well I'm 5'11 and a half don't you dare take that half inch from me. I don't have a complex about anything immunology is just boring and I'm very neurotypical thank you very much
charcoal. or mulberry! <3
If I left my house right now, I might just be able to catch the last flight out tonight, which would get me to your city at approximately three PM local time tomorrow. I would then make my way to your apartment, brutally murder you, tell your mice I love them in person, and catch a nice overnight flight back home.
Count yourself lucky I cannot yet afford a last minute transatlantic flight.
