#Darcie Wilde

[tranny-lord]

Is your story even good, If you don't have any severly traumatize, possessed tennagers in it? EXAMPLES:

[muppetjohntavares]

heavy is the head on which the goalie mask rests

(Picture credit to Hannah Foslien, Norm Hall, Jeff Vinnick and Scott Taetsch)

[sashasparrow]

if you're between 26-34 you were contractually obligated to be obsessed with a poorly acted canadian young adult's television show for a period of no less than 3 years

[bestqprshipbracket]

Best QPR Ship Group 1 Round 1

[caracarnn]

[ 𝙎𝙏𝘼𝙏𝙄𝙎𝙏𝙄𝘾𝘼𝙇 𝘾𝙃𝘼𝙍𝘼𝘾𝙏𝙀𝙍 𝙋𝙀𝙍𝙎𝙊𝙉𝘼𝙇𝙄𝙏𝙔 𝙏𝙀𝙎𝙏 ]

Mikasa Ackermann (Attack on Titan) Captain Marvel (Marvel) Nynaeve al'Meara (The Wheel of Time) Rand al'Thor (The Wheel of Time) Neo (The Matrix) Ellen Ripley (Alien) Mr. Darcy (Pride & Prejudice) Brienne of Tarth (asoiaf) John WIck (John Wick) Dale Cooper (Twin Peaks)

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[mizukiko-kun]

something something being the only one shirtless in a conversation about opening up to your friend and your crush

[bethanydelleman]

Public Service Announcement

As you read Pride & Prejudice, take a moment to notice what is NOT there, literally any physical description of Darcy, Bingley, Jane, or Elizabeth (besides dark eyes, tall, handsome, and beautiful).

Despite some popular adaptations, Darcy might be blonde, or a redhead, or have light brown hair.

Bingley might be the one with dark hair!

Elizabeth may have dark eyes and blonde hair. Jane might be a brunette (the portrait JA pointed out, while cool, is not actually in the novel).

Absolutely nothing is canon! As long as he's tall and handsome, Darcy can look however you want. As long as Jane is beautiful, she can look however you imagine.

Go for it, imagine whomever or whatever you want. Firth ain’t canon.

[hydrosspyross]

Some people love admitting they don't understand classic novels without saying it

Good thing we have one hour long rant videos made in response to bad essays

When will people stop misunderstanding socially awkward idol Fitzwilliam Darcy?

Also imagine saying Lizzie actively pursues and pines for Darcy, she thinks it's over and is willing to move on

Anyways i love watching people lose their mind over bullshit people wrote and published

[aroaceinaerospace]

since it's the start of a new year and I'm a bookworm, I figured I'd share some of the aspec books I read in 2023. I've added any of the big content warnings I can think of as well as a link to the books on storygraph where there are more in depth content warnings.

Fiction:

Wren Martin Ruins It All by Amanda DeWitt follows the titular character Wren Martin during senior year of high school as he becomes student council president and fights his vice president to try and get the school's Valentine's Day dance shut down. Wren is very much an externally grumpy person who becomes much more loveable as you get to know him and see the reasoning behind his grumpiness. Rep includes asexual main character and an aromantic side character, and note this book is a romance.

Is Love The Answer by Uta Isaki is a coming of age manga following Chika as she tries to find the answer to who she is and explores her identity. This book is full of aro and ace rep with different life experiences. CW for aphobia and attempted SA.

Just Lizzie by Karen Wilfred is a middle grade book following Lizzie in how a science class assignment helped lead her to an understanding of her asexuality. At the same time, Lizzie is having to adjust to a new home and changes in what was once familiar and safe. CW for aphobia, harassment.

Non-fiction:

*note: these books cover some triggering topics in different parts of them, including racism, SA, aphobia, and more

Ace and Aro Journeys by The Ace and Aro Advocacy Project (TAAAP) is a really great overview of aspec identities, it gives more time to aro identities than a lot of other books, and provides quotes and information from people on various parts of the spectrums. This book brings in some intersectionality, though it is more broad than a deep dive.

Refusing Compulsory Sexuality by Sherronda J. Brown, which has been my favorite read. This book is fantastic if you're ready for a deep dive into intersectionality and some deeper history on asexuality. This book, despite being very short, is a much heavier read content-wise, but it is very thought provoking and will stick with you. Each chapter gives you content warnings up front for the materials that will be addressed in the chapter. Personally, this book has been my favorite book on the subject and I intend on reading it many more times to capture more of the nuance.

[waterlogged-detective]

Putting under cut cause gore but like….this is the closest to darcy ive ever been able to make with one of these so yay!

[bookmark-spill]

shows i need to rewatch immediately pt 1

blame this tweet (x)

[haveyouseenthisseries-poll]

[annieqattheperipheral]

When u love the goalies on both teams more than any other player on the ice. feel personally offended by the 2-2 game going to OT. How dare any of you score on either of them. It should be 0-0

[iknowwhereyousnoozeatnight]

can you draw a small silly kitty

here’s a painting of one of my small silly kitties :3