blanket
“Eh? That looks cute on you, Killua.”
Gon’s voice draws him out of his reverie, and he squeaks, stumbling back.
“G-Gon!”
He pulls the hood down as far as he can, pouting.
“Y-You can’t just come in here while I’m changing!”
Gon opens his mouth, lifting his hand.
“But you’re already dressed, and we’re both boys-”
A pillow hits him square in the face and then flops to the floor.
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hi. i miss him. a lot. too much actually. im so sorry. dave i love you more than words can even describe. i feel so bad though. why am i like this. ill give him the world. sending him rocks with cute sayings to throw at him. then gifting him the coolest turntables ever on this earth. or maybe a NEW polaroid camera..... what if i gift him both of them.... with a letter.... i dont think i can write letters for him i wont know what to do. i love him a lot though. boyfriend of the world.
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Pivoting to crossguild polycule because there the only clown is part of the throuple and not the audience's sincere attachment to a character huh
I don't know what you're talking about
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for fuck that old man friday please watch this performance
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when i see or think of ougi doing a thing that is just so ougi i'm like. oh......! oh........!!!!! and my chest swells and it gets hard to breathe. aaaghh
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I WANNA KNOW HOW TO DRAW CLOTHES BUT I FUCKING HATE TUTORIALS
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recent books read in brief
the dispossessed, ursula k le guin, 1974 — she freaked it on this one. great use of past+present split structure. great ending. should be taught in high school but i understand why it might not be
pet sematary, stephen king, 1983 — kind of like the seinfeld effect where it skillfully originates a trope and then feels dated? but for haunted indian burial grounds??? does have an incisive exploration of grief and a perfect last scene. also, fence your yard, jesus christ man
dark matter, blake crouch, 2016 — goes down smooth like gogurt
the lathe of heaven, ursula k le guin, 1971 — i liked the weird little gentle protagonist and his mean love interest. the climate change hurt my feelings. should reread it and develop better thoughts
the amazing adventures of kavalier and clay, michael chabon, 2000 — wahhhhhhhhh (me weepin). what a perfect balance of skilled artifice (prose voice, plot) and animating humanity
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