we all love timeloops, but what piece of media introduced you to the concept? i feel like it says a lot about how and why someone enjoys them. reblog and tag with your first loop!
how come you’ll say tragedy is your favorite genre and then 100 thousand million people will be like “you should check out this adaptation of this famous tragedy but the twist is there’s a happy ending this time.” GET THAT AWAY FROM ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nobody ever tells me to check out a Hamlet adaptation where things go even worse for him
Hamlet but he slept weird and is neck hurts a little bit through the whole play
honestly I think everyone should just play Hamlet this way anyway. he should have a tension migraine
I dunno, “famous tragedy but with a happy ending” worked okay for Goethe
Ok so one of my pet history peeves is the “medieval people never bathed!!1!” myth, firstly because can we PLEASE stop thinking of medieval people as subhuman idiots worthy of nothing more than our derision, but more practically - come on man. Use your brain. How could the species have survived for a thousand years in medieval Europe if everyone was as repulsively filthy as you think they were. Nobodywould fuck. The innate human disgust response to bodily waste and contaminants is not an invention of the 1950s, how do you think medieval people ever managed to fuck if they literally never bathed in their entire lives.
Republicans: we can just have Elon Musk go to Wisconsin and give everyone money. He’ll give them a million dollars. It’s all legal as long as we hold power forever and can stop anyone from doing anything to stop us. All of Wisconsin is bribed, nothing can go wrong now
• "you are the mistress of depraved glittering asshole royalty" –fiftysevenacademics
lea | 45 | midwestern u.s. | she, her
I don't follow people under 18; I try to tag for common triggers and adultish content. (You can't make me use the citrus scale though.)
Zwey Seelen wohnen, ach! in meiner Brust, Die eine will sich von der andern trennen: Die eine hält, in derber Liebeslust Sich an die Welt, mit klammernden Organen; Die andre hebt gewaltsam sich vom Dust Zu den Gefilden hoher Ahnen. – J.W. von Goethe, Faust I 1.1112–1117
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