:)

i have a hc that in will’s first year of college, he learned more about the aids epidemic beyond the way the news had twisted it and felt so helpless in his need to do something that he decided to add nursing in addition to his art major and he spends a lot of the 90’s volunteering in free clinics in the city

do you guys ever just wanna die sometimes

Will tells lumax that his crush is Mike and they are horrified and disgusted not because that's his dead sister's boyfriend but because Will can do so much better

byler would try and do ‘roleplay’ but bc they’re dnd nerds they’d get too into it. mike would be like ‘and you get attacked by a dragon and you defeat him with your powers but I as your loyal paladin step in and deal the finishing blow. once the battle is over and i carry you in my arms to your bed chamber and tend to your wounds and then-‘ but they’d get the d20 out to decide how bad the wounds are and what spell will cast and how effective it was and then will breaks out the ‘artists’ pencil set’ mike gifted him to do a quick sketch of their outfits and a diagram of the fight and they’d forget to even have sex because the story becomes more and more elaborate and only in like a week when they have all the details planned out do they actually remember to have sex abt it.

will becoming a famous artist once he gets older and one of his most famous pieces is a beautiful painting of a young woman with wavy brown hair and the kindest eyes anyone has ever seen. she’s wearing a long purple dress and carrying a small rabbit in her arms. she’s smiling at the viewer and there are daisies in her hair. she’s standing in a field, and the sun makes her skin glow. the painting is titled “jane in the spring”. the word “jane” is etched in tiny little letters on the bottom of the canvas. whenever people ask about it, will just smiles and says it’s a gift for his twin sister.

Sometimes you get a brief glimpse into the American worldview and decide that you don't want to know.

I cannot stress enough that this meme is entirely literal. there's no reference or subtext you don't know. these are simply the objectively most popular works of art from each denomination.