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one flesh, one end, bitch

these truly are one of the most books ever and i can't get enough, i'm currently making my way through nona the ninth and it's a blast!

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some Ianthe designs for @theunwantedguestproject

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did you know that through the power of art you can create girlkissing at any time. not enough people know about this

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God betraying me blooper reel

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i love my friends #myfriends

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in equestria he’d be called ponytrick hump. from foal out boy

in equestria this blog would be calld hoofs4ndplans

true. wise words from newtbog and their newtblog

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well first of all i’m a freak pervert. So always keep that in mind

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Harrow

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(person who learned from childhood to make themself as small and unimportant as possible to avoid being a burden) yeah its okay we dont have to do my thing if you dont want i dont mind

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With every reread I love Camilla Hect even more. She feels more than sees her necromancer blow up, carries his bones around despite boe being like "ayo you can't do that", has to deal with Judith and Corona, meets Harrowhark on an empty planet and she's not even flabergasted. She basically becomes Nona's parent as soon as she realises what's going on and continues to give off stressed mom energy the entire book, except for the part where she catches fire and gets stabbed. The things she tried to fight in the series so far include 2/3 main villains of each book but I'm pretty sure she would've suckerpunched John if given the chance.

Paul needs to honor her legacy by spartan kicking John into the River.

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this probably isn't very canon compliant, but whatever!! I enjoyed drawing my girl in action ♥

(i don't have the book on hand to check what the setting was like, but everyone loves giant ocean-view windows SO.)

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happy (late) valentine's day to my beautiful wife camilla hect

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John's disbelief in the possibility of forgiveness is certainly a core part of what has gone wrong with him (and, thus, with the universe) in The Locked Tomb.

But we repeatedly see big forgiveness moments (Harrow's "Have you really forgiven me?" and Mercy's "I forgive you, Lord!") precede shit going extremely sideways. Forgiveness heralds big, climactic reckonings--reckonings that pointedly don't come with any kind of healing or absolution.

When someone in The Locked Tomb says "I forgive you," you are about to see acts of violence.

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in order to not succumb to sex negative conservatism you have to accept that people will get off to things that are upsetting to you. and you cannot assume anything about what they have or have not experienced, what they do or do not believe, and how they act based solely on what gets them off. even if it's extremely confusing and disturbing to you. there are people who have only ever had heterosexual vanilla sex in missionary with the lights off, who actively contribute to more real world harm than your average fetish artist. kink is not a reliable source of information on someone's moral standing. it just feels good to think that way.

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This series slaps my socks off

the last few chapters of HtN was the most fun I’ve ever had reading a book

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harrianthe sketch for the road. may your travels be just as weird and toxic

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literally everybody who has ever been kind to me has made me kinder in return