I just wanted to say I'm obsessed with the few times I've seen your distaste towards canon dreamtale on my dash. I have really strong feelings about the writing and storytelling of the au and sometimes I feel a little bad about it, like "is it really so bad, am I the only one who thinks this?" "aren't I being a little hard on Joku?" but like you made me feel validated lmao /pos
i've always been incredibly opinionated about dreamtale since i was like. 16. and so many people have seen me be that!
while there are some things i do regret saying and doing in terms of that, i take pride in being able to say what i want about the media i enjoy.
people are allowed to say their opinions as long as they're considerate of the people around them and aren't total assholes about their opinions
you're allowed to dislike and criticize the work you consume :) be free, anon!
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holding you tenderly with my brain btw. also handing you a set of those jellycat plush mushrooms of various bolete varieties and the softest blanket on planet earth 💖💖💖 and perhaps a small frog
lovely anon! this was the last thing that i read before falling asleep last night, & while i may be biased, i think your kind words worked wonders :] thank you very, very dearly 💛💛💛🍄🐸🌲🐌✨️
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What are your thoughts on The L Word if you’ve seen it?
I saw the original and the first few seasons were entertaining but I lost interest. I mean I watched it to the end but I wasn't really invested, especially those later seasons that went off the track. I liked Shane and Alice and Dana a lot though.
Not to say TLW wasn't good or meaningful or whatever but I never connected with it. That was probably mostly to do with its setting. Like it had this trendy, sleek LA vibe it was trying to project, which cool. But I kind of always felt more drawn to the working class setting of Queer as Folk. Everything was a little more dingey and real. Michael worked retail hell and Emmett had a series of unfulfilling jobs before finding what suits him. I remember when I first watched the show when I was younger I thought Mel and Lindsay were soooo boring but when I got older I realized how grounded they felt and appreciated them so much more.
So I'm not saying QAF is better or anything just that I connected to it in a way I could never connect to TLW because I could relate to the setting. For some people it might have been the other way around, to each their own.
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i am obsessed with ralf mackenbach as a concept
like. he won junior eurovision when he was 14 or some shit. continued in that industry for a bit. and then in 2019 he got a master's in nuclear fusion.
in an utterly parasocial way, this man is my inspiration and i wish nothing but the best for him
also, as of 2018, he could still tap, which i majorly respect.
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A white guy who jokes about hating his wife definitely seems like the sort of person who can gracefully explore ‘the moments that unite us all, beyond race, gender, and class’.
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{Hero Archetypes: The More... something version}
The Fallen Hero
You are the Fallen Hero, a tragic embodiment of betrayal, vengeance, or perhaps a heart-wrenching love story turned awry. Whether exposed to corrupting influences, manipulated by deal-makers, brainwashed, extorted, blackmailed, or witnessing the destruction of sacred bonds, your descent into darkness is marked by profound sorrow and loss. You might have turned for the sake of greed. Yet within, a lingering spark of hope remains, compelling you to reluctantly extend assistance to the newcomers. Motivated by the sincere desire to shield them from the same tragic fate you endured, you find yourself driven to guide and protect, despite the shadows of your own past.
tagged by: @tarnishedxknight
tagging: anyone!!
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It's so sad that asmr is nearly always associated with mukbangs and grosser sounding stuff (to most people at least) bc guys. there are so many nice other sounds in asmr out there, you don't understand!
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