#multiple authentication

[sepia-stained-sunset]

Since Cass and Steph are completely normal about hallucinating each other, they should drag themselves into the Clocktower, have some absolutely insane conversations with each other where they expunge themselves of their greatest sins, all the while assuming that the other is a hallucination, and then wake up the next day and not acknowledge it at all.

[capn-twitchery]

i Really need to make character profiles bc i keep getting random influxes of new followers (hello btw! welcome🫡) and people probably have no goddamn idea what's going on with my characters

sorry my bad. welcome to my house where i post about ocs, my files are all over the floor and i can't afford a filing cabinet. you have to find info out via scavenger hunt

[gxlden-angels]

do you have any thoughts on the story of abraham and isaac? my parents talk about it and praise abraham for being willing to kill his son which..... scares me to say the least, and i'd love to hear your perspective as someone who seems more well-adjusted

Where I am now, it disgusts me more than anything. The interpretation of "I'm willing to sacrifice your life if I was told to" feels like the step before "I put you into this world and I can take you out of it." It's entitlement to a child, who is an independent individual, just because they are dependent on you for survival. I prefer the interpretation of understanding the actions you're taking and the reasons why (like how there's multiple religions that don't eat pork because it was so unsafe to eat at the time), especially if it's at someone else's expense.

Where I was in the thick of it all, it gave me morbid comfort that scares me now. I had fantasies of being a martyr for the church and the idea of being the next Isaac was just so appealing. Being a hand-selected sacrifice chosen by the Good Lord Himself? Sign me the fuck up, babey!

I think if I admitted that to my family, they'd be horrified.

It's another one of those stories or beliefs where I think the majority of christians just regurgitate what they've heard. It's a point of pride and devotion, but there's no personal reflection or cross-cultural awareness of it. Lean not unto your own understanding and whatnot. It's the potential that scares me the most, like the Quiverfull movement with the Duggars or Turpins. I'm sure there's stories now, but I can't remember them off the top of my head

(Also I will be telling my therapist someone on Tumblr called me "more well-adjusted" thank you anon)

[goatsandgangsters]

last week I didn't go to my usual bodega where I'm buds with the cashier bc I was craving other stuff for lunch (yes I felt guilty about it)

I went in today and one of the guys behind the counter said "welcome back!" and I'm like oh god the flattering yet mortifying ordeal of being a regular

[angelsdean]

wait i was looking thru the tags of that gifset of dean eating pizza and someone was shocked that the slice didn't bend. i'm sorry but have u never had a nice crispy slice? you don't want a floppy or soggy slice. it needs to be a good foundation to hold the weight of all the toppings. also, yeah the slices dean's eating are puny-sized so him eating 7 is like. nothing. but 7 large NYC / NJ slices ?? that's a lot of pizza. though probs still not a lot for a grown ass man like dean. but a lot for me lol. i eat two big slices and i'm stuffed. sorry i have a lot of feelings abt pizza

[theriverbeyond]

i don't know if it's a cognitive load or sensory thing but honestly one of the most overtimulating things in the world is switching between multiple apps and tabs. to me.

[iwritenarrativesandstuff]

ok those who know me know I am a bit of an avid tea drinker - I love trying any and all kinds of tea and make it a mission of mine to try new kinds whenever I get the chance

however, I almost never buy tea for myself, on account of a lot of teas being pretty expensive. so on special occasions, my mom will buy me a new tea to try, which is so nice of her she knows me well hahaha

this is all a long-winded way to get to the most recent tea she found for me to try - which is a Wuyi oolong (!!!)

okay so for those who don't know, this is like. one of the highest quality oolongs you can get, and therefore, one of the most expensive. I don't even want to know how much this cost her. but anyways.

regrettably. I have a new favourite tea.

[deathofherreputation]

I really like Kacey Musgraves' music man, it makes me wish she wasn't a tayhater lmao

[claidi]

I mean... At least the site isn't down?

[allieinarden]

I'm surprised they DIDN'T explore the Nelson and Marge pair up more later on, especially because I don't think they're really done an episode where Homer and Nelson are a duo causing mayhem and that almost writes itself (wait did they have them in like a Big Brothers plotline or something but even if they did CRIMINALLY underutilized)

As a matter of fact they actually did have them in a plot like that because the show has been on so long that not only did Marge and Homer separately foster the same kid who also dated Lisa and befriended and unbefriended Bart repeatedly, but Nelson is not even the only character you could say this about.

[aidenwaites]

Let the Right One In is very good. Very heavy but very good

[diredeliverance]

Big undirected Dark Urge thought ramble.

Dark Urge (non-Bhaalist, at least) is one of those things where I think my feelings about the parts (or part) I dislike are often overwhelmingly colored by a desire for it to be a story that I suspect thematically it was never meant to be... I think that's always a kind of good check when you're really into something, "did this disappoint you because of the version you made up in your brain or did it actually fail to achieve its goals." I really don't like the "Bhaalspawn no more" end even if I can appreciate the drama of the scene. It feels cheap and frustrating to actually be magically "cured" of this part of your character that has formed the central struggle of this storyline. But that is supposed to be built on the back of this Persona 3 "you went out and immersed yourself in the world" thing that I do think tracks with how I experienced Kas, and from that perspective there actually isn't anything wrong with this "you've become independent despite being seen as diminished for it, and now that you've been rejected, you are free" thing. It flows well enough with themes of identity formation and the DUrge backstory of having an identity founded on pleasing their father.

But despite that what I may have found most enthralling about DUrge was this possibly unintentional allegory of mental illness, where you're managing intrusive thoughts, voices in your head, terrible internal putdowns, blackouts, and this total lack of certainty that you will ever know yourself the way people around you can known themselves. And when you try to tell other people, they don't believe you. They don't believe you, or their non-dismissal is bundled up in the idea that surely a better doctor will just fix you forever. There must be a cleric who can magic it all away so you aren't Like This anymore. It feels like your companions really just don't want to talk about it when it becomes uncomfortable or actually real. Their reactions become about their own discomfort rather than your need for support, and that can make you see yourself as especially dangerous and the act of confiding as an act of harm. Other NPCs dismiss you as a liar or a joker, or attempt to take advantage of you. I remember Halsin responding to the earnest confession of amnesia by implying that Kasander was intentionally withholding information from him to spite him. Over the course of acts 1 and 2 I slowly went from trying to be honest with everyone to seek support to being more calculated with what I was showing because I knew I couldn't trust the party with my experiences, and that was one of the most viscerally real experiences I've ever had in a game. Like damn discussing symptoms that negatively impact other people can be Exactly like that lmao. Or ones that just sound weird to them. And having Jaheira be the first person to listen and actually believe without making the conversation about what a problem you had become to her was just as emotional as the real experience. And I really, truly have no idea how much of this was meant to track like that and how much was just a well crafted piece of speculative supernatural fantasy.

At any rate, it does make the "and I'll never have urges again" end of DUrge feel like a slap in the face when you're in this Sauce. It was so fulfilling to be able to acknowledge and understand the source of DUrge's symptoms and to have the seeds of a reliable support network with Jaheira and Minsc, and I loved that foundation for moving in a direction of "this is a part of you that can't be wished away and you have to live with without any assurance that it will end, but you'll still be okay and you can still decide what direction your life will take and have people in it who love you." Tragic that it is a fantasy game and the actual narrative resolution when you aren't lost in the sauce actually is "it can be wished away and now you and everyone around you is safe from it forever." I think it's a kind of underwhelming finale no matter what but so much of my personal disappointment did just come from being reminded what game I was actually playing.

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[unityrain24]

ghhh... got lost under mexican cooking tutorials...

[zanenorvelephotography]

Cucumber juice effect 😊

[spirit-meets-the-b0ne]

Agatha All Along is really scratching an itch in Television right now and even in its own camp it feels like it's breaking ground. It's a Marvel show but they're using practical effects and not relying heavily on CGI. The set designs and props are fantastic and immersive. There is a musical element but it isn't a musical (but there is Patti Lupone!). Kathryn Hahn is infectiously charming and her physicality in this role is almost TOO natural - her witchy mannerisms feel so authentic. It's queer. It's chaos. It's witches being witches and one potentially lethal fruity Teen committing multiple crimes (breaking and entering, blackmailing, probably perjury, etc.). It's a comedy but it's also a horror movie. This show feels like a genuine treat after a year of generally disappointing television - a palate cleanser for media - I can't wait to see how it wraps up and I'm so glad it's a week-by-week release. All of these actors are delivering in show and as cast members, their press junket has been nothing shy of delightful. The chemistry is really palpable with this group and of course Jac Schaeffer being so invested in this project really shines through on and off screen. I couldn't be more excited for the rest of this series, I need it to sweep because costume design and set design are already leagues above what I've seen this year from other series. The music is perfection and the Lopez's need their flowers NOW. It really is a show that is reveling in what it is and that's magic.