Sorry For How I Acted When There Were Multiple Noises Happening At The Same Time

So this may be super obvious but I just found it interesting how Shelby's default is to go full camp counselor mode when she's not comfortable in a situation

It's really shows how comfortable she is with everyone later in season 1 and especially in season 2 that she doesn't feel the need to act like that. Don't get me wrong that's definitely apart of her personality but you can see how much more genuine and relaxed she is post shoni.

If heaven isn't an endless amount of fics catered to my various ships and fandoms, specifically curated to fit the niche scenario/trope I'm in the mood for at that exact moment, then I don't want it.

I'm not a very spiritual person but I kinda wish I could take all the amazing fanfics I've read with me to the afterlife when I die.

But consider this...

Mr. Brightfalls

Somebody that I used to kick

Viva la radioactive titanium

Weird ass mash ups that shouldn’t work but do are my favourite

*deep inhale*

Ah.

Another giant pile of shit we humans call "a year."

y'know people getting mad about Pride Month is the same as people getting mad about BLM. There's no straight pride for the same reason white lives matter isn't a thing. You're complaining about a non issue. Straight Pride is literally every day due to heteronormativity and white lives matter is a dumb statement for similar reasons. Pride and BLM exist because LGBT+ people and POC are marginalized groups who have to fight for their rights. A cis/het white guy yelling on Twitter hasn't had to fight for shit.

me: *sends friend a message at 3 am*

friend: *responds*

me: woah woah there what are you doing up go the fuck to sleep this isn’t healthy

THIS SCENE!!!!!!!!!

Can we stop using "still lives with their parents" or "unemployed" or "doesn't have a drivers license" or "didn't graduate high school" as an insult or evidence that someone is a bad person? Struggling with independence or meeting milestones is not a moral failing.

I think it's typically a case of desperate times call for desperate measures.

i love how there's the genre of fix-it fic where the author goes into great granular detail of how our heroes manage to avoid or undo whatever character death or other unpopular choice occurred, in a way that abides by the laws of the fictional universe and definitely required a substantial plot outline, and then there are fix-it fics where the author just went "that's bullshit and didn't happen," and we as readers all go "agreed. carry on."