#S/J

[stargatesg-1obsessed]

“We could do it baby simple and plain, ‘cause this love is a sure thing”

Their relationship is anything but ‘simple and plain’.. but I still did it 🤷‍♀️

[thegrandempressofinsomnia]

I just had to. It’s so them.

“Without ever touching his skin

How can I be guilty as sin?”

Please don’t repost the vid elsewhere without my permission.

[221bmovie]

過去絵〜！！！

[residentrookie]

hey so @canyouhearmyfear drew this incredibly tragic fanart and i got sad and inspired simultaneously to write some sad prongsfoot shit about it. so like, enjoy, if u wish. at ur own discretion:

You died last week. I killed you. I'm sorry.

They say you’ve finally gone somewhere I can’t follow, but my soul is not hindered by the confines of the world like my body. Intertwined with yours, death could not detangle me from you. It followed you to rest, six feet under my tired feet, and waits like you do for the rest of me to join. I will walk the earth as a ghost and wish I wasn’t scared of dying even when it seems like death can only be a comfort if I'll be met with your embrace. Will you embrace me, in the end? It’s my fault, after all, that you’re a memory now. Sometimes I think it’s impossible that no one has ever been pronounced dead by guilt. They say people die of heartbreak all the time, but never guilt. Guilt is self-made heartbreak. It sits on your lungs and hinders your breaths, it wants you to sink into its black lake, sink right to the bottom and never resurface. I don’t want to resurface, and I don’t deserve to. If that upsets you, no it doesn’t, because you are no longer capable of being upset and I only have myself to blame. I almost climbed into your coffin on the day of your funeral, can you believe that? They had to hold me back from clutching your corpse. You would have been cold under my hands, and I would have shuddered, and I think about that everyday, how terrible it would have been to shudder at your touch. I just want to feel you again. In my arms. By my side. In my heart. Anywhere. Everywhere. Why did you go, Jamie? I can’t be without you. I never learned how. 

I killed you. I’m sorry. 

[le-souriant]

Listen to it and much more on the #MusicMonday playlist.

@osornios

[torpublishinggroup]

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[prokopetz]

The 17th Century was a fun time for music because for a while there instrument makers just lost their fucking minds

[shepscapades]

[dbhc flavored] Hermit a Day May: Day 24 — Cleo!

[stargatesg-1obsessed]

Sam and Jack in this scene was just so cute

Ignore how offbeat and bad the text looks💀 I haven’t done a text edit in so long and for some reason it was offbeat when I added it as an overlay in Capcut, and I had to fix two layers of text to be somewhat on beat. So yeah that took about 10 minutes just trying to do that so ignore how weird it looks😭

[sweetm0uringlamb]

did jensen’s NDA expire or what

[221bmovie]

Summer☀️

[havinghorns]

Sappho: The Art of Loving Women, 1975, J. Frederick Smith

[aeteut]

Teenage Prongsfoot. Sirius looks happy and so safe with his Jamie :’)

By likeafunerall, and reposted with permission.

[spirk-trek]

"it was the 60s!!! they had to stand that close to each other to be in frame!!!"

uh huh sure buddy whatever you gay- i mean gay- i mean gay- i mean say

[yesterdaysprint]

The Decatur Daily Review, Illinois, May 17, 1936

Just jumping around from one party to another...

[ryllen]

zayne, hurting in so many levels x x