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the ex priest and his sad eyes

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i just think more 30-40 year old men should be more whorish. act your age for once.

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observation: among a certain subset of tumblr users, the term “blorbo” has become unchic, but the concept it describes is still important; and so it has been replaced with “The Character”

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‘Love is an organic thing. It rots and softens.’

Words by Clementine Von Radics

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*in the middle of a breakdown* Omg wait. this is just like the character

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Clint Eastwood and Eli Wallach in The Good the Bad and the Ugly (1966)

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When you choose "I'm bald" on a poll this is what you're saying

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You’re telling me this plot has a hole? Is it tight?

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I did know that some people in the fandom are stupid but why is it always angel eyes fans and why do they come to me asking for fics. Also what do they want to accomplish with their stupidity. More angel eyes hate maybe?

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The hill I will die on.

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Cowboys are cursed

to not have a name.

Currently thinking about how big theme of wild west media is "not having a name." In the plain, endless prairie, who cares about your name? Who is there to hear it, anyway?

The main cowboy in Johnny Cash's most famous song, riders in the sky, is refered to as just that – a cowboy. Nothing more, nothing less.

The most famous western protagonist of all time is literally known as "The man with no name." We learn through the movie that he never uses his name – the most he has is a nickname, mocking his golden-brown hair.

When the Texas Ranger appeared in town (in "Big Iron"), no one even dared to ask his name.

Perhaps it's better, to not have a name. Names bring cowboys bad luck - they're nothing but trouble. Think about Bill Carson - he had a name - and how he ended up? With the worst death possible, by starvation and thirst, mere moments away from getting the help he needed.

And what about Tuco Ramirez? How did he end up? Tied in a noose, on an unknown cemetery, all alone. His name got him wanted and persecuted by law.

No, it's better (for a cowboy, anyway) to be nameless. At most have a nickname that people can call you, but nothing else besides that. Think about Blondie. (Or Angel eyes).

Names bring nothing but trouble – with a name, they can identify you, set a bounty on your head - and on your name. Without a name, the best someone can do is describe you – tall, blonde, smokes his cigar. Heh. Good luck, there's million like that out there, same pigs as him. You'll never find him.

Nobody will.

Put on my grave: Nobody was faster than me. (He shot me, and didn't even give his name).

Put on my grave: Trinity, for the holiness of the body, and nothing else.

Put on my grave: Unknown. And bury me next to Arch Stanton.

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two characters: flirty banter, clearly getting off on the power dynamics between them

people who are scared of going to hell for masturbating: he loves him like a son

me, hauving covid: can he call him that while they fuck

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