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your unreliable narrator fucking bit me

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Zeng ShunXi (Wu Laogou) has been cast in The Mystic Nine 2 with William Chan (Zhang QiShan)

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boss texted me "i appreciate you staying out of the drama in the office"

i literally have no idea what she's talking about

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a vampire giving themselves a pep talk to a mirror that has a crudely drawn picture of themselves that they drew taped to it

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[forgetting I am mentally ill] why do I feel so Bad

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Arwen

Galadriel

When I tell you I snorted!

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Theres something so special. About a character saying they're "used to" something. "Im used to pain." "Im used to death." "Im used to be treated like that." "It's okay, I'm used to it." It gets me. Alskskkdwlndjcjsbbsbs

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😂

but you’re different, you’re bold and free spirited just like the marquis in his youth. one day you’ll lead armies and rise to the top.

legend of zanghai episode 11

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Source: 狐狸大王a (Foxking) on Weibo

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but you’re different, you’re bold and free spirited just like the marquis in his youth. one day you’ll lead armies and rise to the top.

legend of zanghai episode 11

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The lives of a gay couple who lived in a Dorset village for nearly six decades have been turned into an exhibition. Norman Notley (1890–1980) and David Brynley (1902–1981) moved to Corfe Castle in 1923 and lived openly as a couple, despite homosexuality being illegal at the time. The two men were successful musicians who sang together in Britain and the United States and they had many friends in the art world. Photographs and diaries on display at Dorset Museum reveal they lived peacefully with the local community for 57 years until their deaths.

In 1973, local people organised an event for the couple to celebrate their 50 years in the village. Museum director Claire Dixon said: "They were known as 'the boys' quite affectionately by the community. "They didn't throw the party, the community threw it for them. "When lots of people were having to hide the fact that they were gay, or think about their behaviour in public space, it seems that they were able to live quite a peaceful life in the village." The couple shared a passion for creating art as well as collecting and Notley bequeathed his collection of paintings to Dorset Museum. Despite being able to live authentically, the only image in the collection of them being affectionate to one another is a photo of Brynley kissing Notley on the cheek.

Notley died in 1980, aged 90, and Brynley a year later, aged 81. Maisie Ball, an archaeology student at Bournemouth University, began digitising the couple's photographs and transcribing their journals and letters as part of a work placement at the museum. She said: "Being able to share their story has been so important as there are not many collections like this that give a glimpse into the lives of LGBTQ+ people from this time period. "The photographs that have stuck with me the most are the ones with their many dogs and the rare few of Norman on his own, where you get to see a glimpse of his personality." The display, curated by Ms Ball, with advice from Prof Jana Funke of the University of Exeter, is on display throughout February to coincide with LGBT+ History Month. (Full article)

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Relaxing Video - Watercolor Mixing Practice with Chill-Out Music - 32 minutes

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Relaxing Video - Star-Joy Pencil Sorting and Sticker-Swatching with Chill-Out Music - 22 Minutes

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and they were mad scientist buddies who saved each other’s little brothers through ethically dubious means <3

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me as a writer