wilson LOVES being house's only friend. if house made another friend wilson would do something totally insane like make up symptoms to have a mysterious illness only house can solve

I love how Wilson becomes more comfortable in his weirdness as the series goes on. In series 1 you can see him trying to restrain himself, trying to act like a 'normal' person despite House's antics. By series 3 a bit of his true self starts to crack through - for example wearing the reindeer hat just to make House laugh. But he's still clearly trying to maintain the polite, courteous doctor facade around everyone else. But come series 7, that is all out the window. He's chasing chickens round the hospital. He does his weird little 'I won a bet' dance in full view of House's fellows, and does not even look at them once. He's realised that's he's as feral as House is and utterly embraces it, and THAT is character development.

free mousebites

perfect he needs mouse bites to live

oh i get it now i made mistakes that made my life fundamentally more painful so that i could be more devastated by poetry

It's interesting that they never whine about women becoming men...

I would never take that off.

@cronepunk

one thing i think we need to get into the younger gens brains who use tiktok is there is no amount of five mins of internet fame that justifies posting someone else’s face without their consent and the fallout that causes for someone. fully serious unless that person is posing a direct threat to u and you are trying to keep a public record (like in the instance of police officers or people in places of power over u) but posting your crappy boyfriends face online when youre both 15 is going to fuck both of you up for years after it is not worth it

can you come collect your freak of a man please. He’s doing things

in this terrifying world you continuously have the power to offer someone else a little relief . why would you withhold that. do you remember what a little relief feels like? it feels like a lot

excuse me? are you suggesting i frolic directly into someone's emotional space and assume what brings them relief, potentially causing more stress? are you encouraging people to reach past their own boundaries to help, increasing net suffering if it costs more than the other gains? surely not; that would be advocating for emotional self-harm.

this is a post about the woman who waived my late fee at the bank .

good for you, good for her, the wording on the initial post feels closer to blaming people who don't reach out than celebrating those who do by a large enough margin that i feel the need to hit back

you are a tar pit