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oliver ~ he/him ~ trans ~ gay ~ minor

*grabs your hands and speaks to you in a tone that is so gentle* they/them pronouns stop being universal once you learn a person's pronouns. Sometimes that person's pronouns will include they/them and in that specific case you are allowed to keep using those pronouns for that person. In any case where you learn a persons pronouns and that person doesn't use they/them, you should no longer use those pronouns for that person. If you continue to use they/them pronouns knowing that person doesn't use them, you are now misgendering that person. Kindly stop doing that please. Thank you, I love you.

that one old gods of appalachia episode where they talk about how sometimes people had siblings that were actually just friends who had abusive parents who came over for dinner one day and just. didn't leave. and nobody ever mentioned it or cared. fuckin chill as hell

I am fairly convinced I've gained at least one cousin this way

"at least one" is extremely funny to me for reasons i can't explain

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newestvegas

there’s nothing wrong with overly self-indulgent shit like honestly

make that fuckin beauty and the beast au with your otp

draw your favorite character broken and bloody for no reason

make a self-insert that’s super important and powerful

write porn of that obscure ship centered entirely around your personal kinks

headcanon your faves as your sexuality, gender, etc

have fun man

i mean in the past i’ve made fun of all these things but i’ve grown up and chilled out and honestly? fiction is your platform to go nuts. have a great time. do what you want to

just respect other people’s boundaries and don’t go forcing your headcanons down other people’s throats, because they deserve to have a good time too

enjoy fiction however you want to and don’t let other people tell you how it’s supposed to be enjoyed

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littledipperpines

to all the people reblogging this and saying “except for this type of ship i don’t like”: get bent

one thing that magnus protocol is doing for me so far is hitting points for me that aren't just triggers for fear, they're triggers for grief. i just finished antisocial, and as freaky as it was, it mostly made me... sad. horrified, but sad. i understand the feeling of "i just want to be noticed, and i feel so lost, and nobody would ever think that the person i am is worth looking for."

in introductions, needles's words and demeanor were horrifying, sure, but when he said "an excruciating agony formed from a thousand tiny hurts" and "half afraid of death and half afraid of living with what has happened to him" i felt a sense of sadness, and, in a way, connection. i could relate to those feeling in a more metaphorical sense.

in getting off, i felt the visceral horror of mr. bonzo's attack. i felt it deep in my bones. but... i also felt the sadness and fear that comes with "i needed help, i begged for it, and nobody came and nobody heard me." even though there were people around her, none of them could stop what was happening.

the *full* completely unedited 'ethel cain is corruption coded' rant that convinced @zaacataac that i'm right and a media analysis genius

you're from the south so you understand how summer feels there right

heavy, humid, hot, the sound of cicadas and wind that should be refreshing but just pushes hot air into your face

her songs all feel like that. sickly sweet and cloying. like the smell of dying flowers. like the heat of a southern summer

so vibe wise there's that

but ALSO in ptolemaea there's a sound at the beginning that gets louder and louder that sounds a lot like the buzzing of flies

also "even the iron still fears the rot/hiding from something i cannot stop"

and the corruption's whole thing is about being "consumed by what loves you"

AND GUESS WHAT HAPPENS TO ETHEL

and in strangers she talks about making him sick "if i'm turning in your stomach/am i makin' you feel sick?"

and in hard times she says "i am poison in the water and unhappy" which combined with the aforementioned lyrics implies that ethel believes *she* is the reason all of her relationships have gone toxic

there's also the theme of corruption of innocence

in both hard times and gibson girl

and then all of house in nebraska is about filth and decay and unhealthy environments

oh and in family tree it seems like what would make her finally feel a sense of comfort and peace is if she felt clean

which implies that she fears being dirty or contaminated

do you guys remember “kick his ass baby i got yo flower”

this is like asking a medieval christian monk if he remembers the ten commandments like if not what have I been wasting my years learning

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