Hey this is Seraph5 (she/her)! This blog will mostly consist of fanart and long silences when I get trapped out in the real world. There will be a lot of whatever ship is setting my world on fire and whatever ships always have. Live long and prosper!
as someone who figured out i was queer only because i fell in love with my best friend without realising it i'm gonna need some of you to get off your weird high horse that has somehow decided that someone discovering their sexuality via their love for someone else is not valid or good representation or whatever the fuck some of you are banging on about like yeah i am not queer because of that person but they did in fact play a very significant part in my journey of self-discovery and that's actually okay you fucking weirdos it's not even uncommon and yes this is about eddie diaz like "eddie's sexuality shouldn't be about buck" well actually it can be like he's absolutely allowed that journey sometimes you fall in love with your best friend and have to re-evaluate everything you thought you knew about yourself because of those feelings for that person some people are only able to begin to comprehend their sexuality through their relationship with someone else and considering eddie's background that actually makes the most sense so like i get where you're coming from but also no <3
When I was first diagnosed with ADHD it was quite early in the diagnosis period (I was the only kid in my school who was diagnosed). So I've lived this weird experience where at the beginning of my life no-one believed that I had it/thought it wasn't a real thing in spite of the fact that my parents had to write a special letter to the government to get approval for me to receive medication. To now where so many people are diagnosed that when I mention it everyone dismisses it like it doesn't have a real world impact on me or that I was diagnosed by way of some meds first doc. I went through 6+ months of extensive medical tests as a young child to confirm this.
adhd symptoms are always just mild enough to seem fake but just severe enough to make everyone on planet earth think you’re an asshole for having them. not a big fan of this paradox tbh
STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES
season two | episode three- the changeling
What's the problem? An almost human stubbornness, Captain. I have been unable to convince Nomad to lower its screens for analysis. Without its co-operation, I can do nothing.
Watcher is not removing their backlog of videos from YouTube. What is there will remain. source:
However, according to Bergara, Watcher is not fully exiting YouTube: It will still keep its backlog of videos on YouTube, and going forward will put the first episodes of new seasons on YouTube — while the full new seasons will be exclusively available on the Watcher streamer.
I’m making my way slowly through colouring my version of the Midnight Burger crew. I imagined Leif as wearing a boiler suit (for ease of being ready to work/tool around at any time) and a loud shirt or T-shirt.
STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES
season one | episode twenty-five; the devil in the dark
Mister Spock, you are second in command. This will be a dangerous hunt. Either one of us by himself is expendable. Both of us are not. Captain, there are approximately one hundred of us engaged in this search, against one creature. The odds against you and I both being killed are 2,228.7 to 1. 2,228.7 to 1? Those are pretty good odds, Mister Spock. And they are of course accurate, Captain. Of course. Well, I hate to use the word, but logically, with those kind of odds, you might as well stay.
I feel like this is the kind of thing that would rank on prestigious awards level for a writer especially the first time it happens because there's something so honest and irrefutable about having dropped your book in soup because yes you could not or would not even put it down to cook and dropped it in food as a result. You were maybe even embarrassed to bring it to the creator in this state but a panel of judges might not be able to surpass the level of earnest adoration in that parsnip stain.
Sir Terry Pratchett: on writing Good Omens with Neil Gaiman
I love the whole interview but this little snippet most of all:
Terry: “You can usually bet, and I’m sure Neil Gaiman would say the same thing, that, uh, if I go into a bookstore to do a signing and someone presents me with three books, the chances are that one of them is going to be a very battered copy of Good Omens; and it will smell as if it’s been dropped in parsnip soup or something in and it’s gone fluffy and crinkly around the edges and they’ll admit that it’s the fourth copy they’ve bought”.