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black women as vampires

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Answering Your Questions // Pt. 3

Hey everyone! Welcome to the final part of our Q&A session. A big thanks to everyone who sent in their questions, I really loved answering all of them. Hope you enjoy reading this post… [Click here for part 1 and here for part 2] Thanks to Sophie @ Me & Ink for her questions. Here are my answers to them… What is the most memorable advice you have been given/heard? My comfort advice from my…

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Authenticity and Mental Health: An In-Depth Interview with Aisha from Mindful Musings

Interview someone — a friend, another blogger, your mother, the mailman — and write a post based on their responses. Below is a detailed and extensive interview of a fellow blogger named “Aisha,” who writes about mental health, wellness, and lifestyle topics on her blog “Mindful Musings.” Interview with Aisha, Founder of Mindful Musings: Exploring Mental Health, Wellness, and the Art of…

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My mom sent me this

I think she knows me a little too well

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I love you Mana-sama

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Rose Mcgowan for Interview Magazine, May 1999 Photography by David LaChapelle

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Marilyn Monroe interviewed on the dumb blonde stereotype.

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does anyone want to hear the worst iwtv thought i've ever had? spoilers

so yknow how there's been a load of hints this season (and some last season) that claudia won't be killed by sunlight like she was in the book, but will die in a fire? i can't recall every instance right now, but in ep 4 there was her talk w santiago and daniel's question about the theatre, both of which could just be hinting at the fire in general, or could be suggesting that claudia dies in the theatre fire. there's loads more examples that someone else collated, but i can't find that right now. considering armand and louis are together in the present, it seems unlikely louis knows armand killed claudia, so if she died accidentally (or "accidentally") it would make sense for them to possibly have trauma bonded or just stayed together, rather than being torn apart the way they were in the book. again, could just be coincidence, or could be foreshadowing.

but i was watching ep 4 today in the scene where claudia confronts louis about armand and i found myself offhandedly thinking that the embers from louis' photographs were going everywhere, and they could start a fire.

then i stopped fucking DEAD.

because this episode sure focused a lot on the fact that louis is learning to control fire, huh? weird, since it's not a skill we see him use in present day. also showed he's not totally in control of it, and that he gets emotional and sets things on fire. so of course my brain jumped to the worst possible conclusion: what if louis set the theatre on fire and it killed claudia?

now, it's totally possible that, as in the book, louis just sets the theatre on fire in response to claudia's death. but before i could snuff out the terrible thought, another one followed: if he did, does he know?

because to me, there are four options. 1: he didn't kill her and he knows it. boring, basic, as per. 2: he killed her and he doesn't know. armand has mind-wipe powers that he's clearly used on louis, and it seems pretty in-character for him to hide this from louis. it would be absolutely devastating as a reveal and i KNOW jacob would kill me by acting it. 3: he killed her and he knows. this would be so INTERESTING!!! like retroactively making it canon that louis killed his daughter/sister/best friend and has been dealing with that for the last seventy-five years has INSANE implications and that would destroy me. 4, and possibly the most awful: he didn't kill her but armand made him think he did. this would explain the way louis in the present is significantly more under armand's thumb when daniel arrives compared to their 40s relationship, and why louis is so fucked in the head. it is so fucking juicy i want to rip into it with my teeth like a ripe mango.

anyway, very possible none of this will turn out to be right, but it was such an arresting thought in the moment that i felt pressed to share it.

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Answering Your Questions // Pt. 1

Thanks to everyone who sent in their questions for this Q&A session. I was just taking a look at the questions I received and now I just can’t wait any longer to answer them. But since there were a lot of questions and one-line answers are not my thing at all, I thought I will answer them in three different posts so y’all won’t have to scroll through for too long and get bored reading my answers…

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Courtney Love for Interview Magazine, 1997

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Who is this irresistible creature who has an insatiable love for the dead