☙🙞among the reeds, among the rushes🙜❧

im only attracted to worthy opponents

*talking about Crytpid but no one uses cape names for main cast* so yeah Chris *remembers there are multiple Chris' in Parahumans* tinker Chris *remembers there are multiple Chris' who are tinkers* the cloned Chris *remembers both are technically clones* the better Chris *remembers some people really like the Brockton Bay Wards* the objectively better Chris

Realistically I know “let’s all kill ourselves” is just as bad or maybe worse than “im going to kill myself” but in my head it’s like. ok but im establishing a sense of community and proposing a group activity? like are we really going to get mad about that

wait, they beat Teacher that fast?

problematic will to live gap

niche trope I enjoy: person recounting a story of something terrible they did and the way they describe it makes it sound like an active decision where they were completely in control and knew what they were doing and enjoyed it, but if you look at the bare bones facts, it's like. are you sure about that? are you sure you didn't just panic and lash out and do something irreparable? are you sure that's what you wanted and you aren't just retroactively assigning yourself agency to cope? but you as the audience can't really know the answer to that, because the storyteller is the only one who was there and this is how they're choosing to preserve it, and that matters for how they want to be perceived going forward... but you do still wonder.

Experiencing a real life "Wildbow Moment" as my grandmother lists the ethnicities of everyone featuring in her latest anecdote

She is a friend to spiders, and that will save her.