#timelord-library

I ADORE YOU.

my all-time ultimate fave character: Ivanova

a character I didn’t used to like but now do: Sinclair. I really didn’t care for him at first, but now I adore him.

a character I used to like but now don’t: Plz get off my ship, Bester

a character I’m indifferent about: Zach

a character who deserved better: Garibaldi

a ship I’ve never been able to get into: Lyta/Byron

a ship I’ve never been able to get over: Marcus/Ivanova ;____;

a cute, low-key ship: John/Delenn

an unpopular ship but I still enjoyed it: None really.

a ship that was totally wrong and never should have happened: See Lyta/Byron

my favourite storyline/moment: The evolution of Londo and G’Kar is the most brilliant thing on this series. One of my favorite moments that never fails to make me cry is at the end of “Confessions and Lamentations” when Sheridan goes into the vault to find the only people still alive are Delenn and Lennier. Delenn calls him “John” for the first time and breaks down crying, while Sheridan comforts her. Really, these two in the entire episode is just heartbreaking.

a storyline that never should have been written: Sheridan marrying Lochley, WTF.

my first thoughts on the show: This is the most complicated thing I’ve ever seen. I’m not sure how I’m ever going to get into it (it was mid-season 3)

oh wow, coincidence! maybe it being october has nudged us toward the vampires or something haha

between leaving the house becoming a nonexistent event and having nothing to do for work, it’s becoming less stardew valley and more serotonin valley! 😂

I wondered how that was going to effect you, and I am both rooting for you to follow your routines AND to be the horrible goose to them at the same time

my friends!

my family!

love live!

having time to sleep in!

I have a weird question that you may not know anything about. One of the big things with autism in the west is eye contact, usually not making it but basically just not making culturally appropriate eye contact. And like there is a lot about making autistic people make eye contact, how to get us to, why we don’t, tricks and tips autistic people share for faking it, etc. And I wondered about how this aspect was treated by cultures with different eye contact rules, whether its less of a big deal or just different or what. But googling stuff on autism is usually a bad idea so just asking the internet is complicated and I assumed any professional stuff would be in the native languages of any culture I might try to read about–as well as generally being problematic. So I just wondered if you happened to know anything about how the Japanese think about autistic eye contact. 

It’s not important I am just curious.