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This is a nice surprise.

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there is nothing i crave more than being known completely and loved anyway

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i can’t believe some of yall are married/in long term relationships…..i thought we were all yearning together

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that post thats like “you’re not unlovable you’ve just been spending a lot of time alone in your room” is true for everyone but me. i’m unlovable i’ve just coincidentally been spending a lot of time alone in my room

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Mako, don't get stuck in a memory. Stay with me. Stay in the now. Don't engage in a memory. Mako. Mako!

Pacific Rim (2013) dir. Guillermo del Toro

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The thing about 911 is that the shipping drama and discourse surrounding it completely belies how insane this show truly is. A man is attacked by a shark on the freeway. Ghosts are probably real, and so are curses. The most recent season opens with a bee-nado that segues into a plotline about an autistic half-orphan child landing a broken plan. The most dramatic moment between the fandom's favorite ship is one of the characters getting shot by a sniper in broad daylight in the suburban streets of Los Angeles. Buck's introductory scene of the entire show is him stealing a firetruck to have sex with a Tinder hookup. The fire captain's backstory is an addiction that led to the death of 148 people. He's best friends with his wife's ex-husband and once proposed to said ex-husband's boyfriend on his behalf while that boyfriend was performing brain surgery on a man in the middle of a burning building. There's a guy who sneezes every time he lies and then lies so hard he almost dies. One of the main characters gets rebar impaled through his skull and is back to work the next month with no lasting side-effects. They basically never fight fires.

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Morgan Harper Nichols’ ‘Let July be July’

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ANASTASIA (1997) dir. Don Bluth and Gary Goldman.

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Star Wars: A New Hope dir. George Lucas | May 25, 1977

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buddie + faceless in turnouts

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Yeshomo

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⚔️ (my D&D-loving heart is SO intrigued by this!)

Okay, before I share any snippets, I have to say that this is all still in its very rough stages. And that I'm going out of my comfort zone in terms of genre and AU. So...if it's weird and wonky, apologies!

“Why fight for a vermin? Why risk it all? The cabin and the forage and the sanctuary of a lonely life. For…for a tiefling? One you hardly know?” “Hardly?” Steven gasps, chokes, moans. “I…I thought we—The bed, we share it. My food, it’s yours. And now we are nothing?” The needle doesn’t shake, but Edward’s breath does. He mutters, “It’s best to wane, Steven. I have only brought you harm and blood and suffering. We should go our separate”— “No,” Steven grinds out. Firm. “We are in this. I promised you safety and you promised”— “Oh, fuck what I promised, Steven!” Edward finally snaps.

Thank you for the ask!

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They deserved a happy ending

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JOE KEERY & MAYA HAWKE as Steve Harrington & Robin Buckley — Stranger Things 4 (2022)

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EMILY PRENTISS IN LO-FI (3X20)

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People with low spoons, someone just recommended this cookbook to me, so I thought I’d pass it on.

I always look at cookbooks for people who have no energy/time to do elaborate meal preparations, and roll my eyes. Like, you want me to stay on my feet for long enough to prepare 15 different ingredients from scratch, and use 5 different pots and pans, when I have chronic fatigue and no dishwasher?

These people seem to get it, though. It’s very simple in places. It’s basically the cookbook for people who think, ‘I’m really bored of those same five low-spoons meals I eat, but I can’t think of anything else to cook that won’t exhaust me’. And it’s free!