Screaming internally a little rn THEY'RE SILLY UR HONOUR. THEY'RE SO SILLY AND MIDDLE-AGED AND SUPER IN LOVE
and I wrote them doing the hanky-panky for 3.6k words :D
make your home in me by katterv
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Have I ever told yall a song I really associate with Dandy??? Like, when I think of Dandy this song just instantly comes to mind.
Course I got a whole playlist for them but this funky lil song lives in my mind rent free.
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Everybody assumes that when Tamaki is sick, he’s a melodramatic little baby about it. Hell, Haruhi had assumed the exact same thing for a long time. Mostly because she had never seen him sick.
The thing is, Tamaki almost never gets sick. He’s got a pretty good immune system, and he doesn’t so much as sniffle during allergy season, let alone suffer from colds. So when he gets the flu, nobody really knows how to handle his reaction to being sick.
Which is, of course, full-blown denial.
He refuses to admit that he’s sick. He’s got a burning fever and can hardly go two seconds without sneezing, but he will be Damned if he misses work. Haruhi found him standing at the door, wearing a pair of pajama pants, his bunny slippers, a half-buttoned up shirt, and a hot pink running jacket. She promptly tries to bring him back to bed, which feels akin to trying to cajole an over-tired toddler back into bed.
It takes him an extra long amount of time to get better, mostly because he keeps leaving bed and over-exerting himself when he’s meant to be resting. Haruhi takes it like a champ, mostly because she used to babysit for her neighbors. Surprisingly, baby sensory videos are just as effective on men in their twenties as they are on toddlers.
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ok listen
i finished outer wilds yesterday (and just replayed the ending for good measure)
**SPOILERS FOR THE ENDING (OBVIOUSLY)**
please note i do NOT have the completed ship log and i dont know what im missing so be cautious around spoilers?? i guess?? idk if i get spoiled its kinda my bad for posting about outer wilds
anyway!!
my girlfriend was like "wow you didnt have an emotional reaction like at all" and 1. no i was tearing up and am still tearing up rn but 2. because i don't think it was that sad?
yes, everyone dying and the sun exploding and shit just getting fucking real was tragic but it was also a new beginning
all of those stars we saw were new beginnings, hell even hearthians themselves were once new beginnings
i don't see this game as a tragedy i see it as a cycle of ends and beginnings
like the cycle of repeatedly being blown up by the sun, except it wasn't permanent, so new life couldn't build from the pain we endured (i have roughly 158 loops worth of gameplay. christ.)
in order to have a beginning you have to have an end
i remember thinking my goal was to prevent the sun from exploding, but ultimately that wasn't possible
our only option was to accept our fate and prepare for what comes next
things have to die for more things to live and it just so happened it was our turn to die (hey yttd reference)
anyway the point i'm making is i think this game was incredible, stunning, beautiful, and an important depiction of the real permanence of our existence
one day will be our end, but that will create a new beginning, we just won't be there to see it
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my dream tattoo is a stealth agender “flag” but it’s a robot (black), a ghost (gray), a skeleton (white), and an alien (green) all in a friendly little row but im not sure if ill ever get that many tattoos so i might just have to knit a sweater or something
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sits up straight in bed suddenly
what about a ghosts crossover episode that ends up being explained in-world as a coma dream from sam/alison hitting their heads again. at the end they each wake up from their respective comas and we see a short montage, maybe two or three minutes, of them in their hospital rooms, them leaving the hospital, them being driven home by jay/mike and them arriving to woodstone mansion/button house. that's when we realize. we didn't see any ghosts in that montage.
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