#then jane for a year

[that-butch-archivist]

source: That's Ms. Bulldyke to You, Charlie! by Jane Caminos

[khairosclerosis]

🛶 and i'm asking, 'why, lord?'

if this is how i die, lord;

why be left with no family

and no friends?

[wh0-is-lily]

A Diet Coke Can by Chantal Thomass, 2014 ♡ 

[pancakemolybdenum]

happy bday!! suit suit for u on this lovely 413

jake

dirk

roxy

alpha kids

beta kids from last year

[cringefail-clown]

four kids and an ai play a game more at 10

[soothedcerberus]

Hey now, hey now now-

Jane and the Dragon are best friends now

[0l-unreliable]

made this for my 69th Instagram post. They're all terrible servers btw

Jane very obviously judges your desert order, no one can read Roxy's writing, Jake constantly trips and drops things, and Dirk replaces at least one thing in every order with orange-flavored shit.

(beta kids below)

[future-crab]

The thing about TMA is that if I think about Sasha James too much I will cry and if I think about Michael Shelley too much I will cry and if I think about Agnes Montegue too much I will cry and if I think about Jonathan Sims too much I will cry and if I think about Naomi Herne too much I will cry and if I think about Gerry Keay too much I will cry and if I think about Tim Stoker too much I will cry and if I think about Jane Prentiss too much I will cry and if I think about Martin Blackwood too much I will cry and—

[autisticaradiamegido]

day 98

sometimes u see a post and u know what u gotta do

[theroseinthedarkness]

Northanger Abbey (2007)

 dir. Jon Jones 

[that-butch-archivist]

source: That's Ms. Bulldyke to You, Charlie! by Jane Caminos

[goblinpartyy]

i keep forgetting i can post stuff so here. an arrangement of some of those boygirl things from homecuck or whatever

[real-odark]

my ride the cyclone designs !!

vvv

THE GIRLS.

THE BOYS.

[wh0-is-lily]

Me as Sheep 🐑

[5ucket]

thanks homestuck you made me insane

[lizziestudieshistory]

I've accidentally started a book club at school... A couple of the girls in my form asked me for a classic book recommendation for their English homework and I suggested Jane Eyre because they usually read a lot of YA fantasy romance and I remember being hooked by it when I was a similar age.

Fast forward a week or so and I'm now getting daily updates from their group of friends because they're so into it! They've taken over my classroom at lunchtime to have a chat about what's going on at Thornfield and are giving me some truly WILD predictions about what's going to happen. I've never seen a group of 13 year olds so mad about a classic and it's heartwarming to watch them experience the story for the first time. They're only about half way through the book and they're already looking for similar classics to read afterwards.