trent alexander arnold the type of boyfriend to be so insanely competitive that he can't physically let you win anything even though he wants to so badly ... you're out at a game of pool and for the entire round he's been purposely flunking shots but you're one ball away from winning and he's just had enough and sinks all of his in one round - but then feels so bad after he cant even bring himself to rub it in ur face
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2024 reads / storygraph
The Invocations
YA paranormal/horror
about three girls:
a rich girl with demon deals gone wrong and attached to her, slowly rotting her away
a girl whose sister died and is researching the occult, desperate to bring her back,
and a witch raised in the woods by a demon, who might be able to help them both, while they all figure out who is killing her former clients
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sonicexe is endlessly fascinating to me like i can't even pretend it doesn't captivate me (for the wrong reasons obviously). it's not even a creepy genesis game it's a windows executable. somehow sonic is evil and fucked up and his eyes are hyper realistic and filled with blood and depending on the interpretation this is just sonic now or it's something else that just looks like sonic. he wants his friends dead so bad please launch the funny exe and let him commit murder and atrocities. sometimes sally acorn is there for some reason which is just goofy to me im sorry but a character from one of the very, aesthetically interesting 90s cartoons in something trying to look like a genesis game is really funny to me. is the appeal sonic being fucked up or even edgier than he's ever allowed to be? it certainly isn't the supposedly haunted game judging by what kids have done with this idea in the more recent years. the creepypasta though iconic is written like dogshit and falls into every single video game creepypasta trope available and the fangames are not that great either. we also already have an evil and fucked up sonic that is a computer program he's called metal sonic and he's been here since the 90s and is from one of the most creepypasta-coded sonic games you'll ever play. what is this little guy's deal and is anyone utilizing him in cool and interesting ways or am i the only one even entertaining that option
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if my username has not made it blindingly obvious, i love maglor. i love him a lot. sad beach cryptid makes my brain go brrrrr
realistically, i dont think he can, or will, ever go home. for a pile of reasons, beginning with all the murders and ending with "the home of his childhood died with finwë and the trees and he literally can never go back". i don't like "realistically"
the silmarillion is fundamentally a tragedy. it's about inevitability, and consequence, and exactly how FAR it's possible for a person to fall. which is why, of course, he did not go back to aman at the end of the first age, not even to stand trial. a trial may have ended in a redemption of sorts for him and that is not what the story is. but. that's the silmarillion
fundamentally, the lord of the rings is about hope. mercy. the love of all living things and the desire to preserve their freedoms. and that is why i have read dozens, and would read hundreds more, of stories about elrond, or his sons, or arwen and aragorn, or samwise gamgee, or daeron or celeborn or random mannish fishermen, or or or— coming across him, choosing mercy, and giving him a chance to become something new. i want it so badly. i hate the idea of him frozen in time as a relic and reminder of the tragedies of the first age, forever and ever, always. but honestly... that desire isn't really about him even if he has been my favorite since i first tried to read the silmarillion at age seventeen, gave up three pages into the ainulindale, and read the wiki instead. giving second chances to people who may or may not deserve them is kind of what people in this story DO. it suits the theme. as much as it would have been a betrayal of the silmarillion's themes for that to have occurred then, it would be equally a betrayal of the lord of the rings' themes if they came across him in the later age(s) and DIDN'T offer.
but beyond that, it makes me so goddamn SAD to imagine him fading into nothing more than a voice on the breeze. i literally cannot tolerate the thought, it physically hurts my heart. (so maybe it is a little about him, actually)
"realistically" is a state of hopelessness and stagnancy, and i'm tired of that. i want wild, unfettered, reckless hope. i want the fourth age to be the age of healing, for everyone. maybe he can't ever go "home". but he can go forward. they can all go forward.
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I have to admit, I have a vague fear that one day, if I polish my drawings a little bit too much someone will ask me if it's AI, and then they will make me prove that it is not (and you know, things on the internet are not provable - and it's way harder to prove you are not something than that you are).
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Really incredible how when you’re an adult and you want to hang by yourself somewhere that’s not your bedroom at night you can simply, without shame or risk of consequences, drive your own car to a bar/cafe, instead of waiting until everyone’s asleep and sneaking out to the 24-hour IHOP
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It's been a minute since I've read one of the Buffyverse novels aimed at adults, and I kinda forgot that they can be scary?
I started Carnival of Souls tonight and even just reading the prologue made me uneasy. Which is what I want from these books more often than not. I realize I'm pretty easy to scare, but please do that more often.
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