give me a name so you can’t eat me

[give me a name so you can’t eat me]

[vampyre-girlfriend]

Oh my sun, moon, and stars ✨ 

[kloudzzz]

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[zouisflirts]

oh but how absolutely monumental it still is to have all these big and mainstream pieces of queer television right now. remember how excited you got when there was one character who said he was bi or gay only then to be killed or written off or treated horribly by both writers and the public. remember how hard it was to find queer shows and movie that didn’t make you hate yourself or so angry or scared. remember how seen you felt about that one queer kiss or that one coming out or within one particular character! yes, devastating sad queer pieces are important. fucked up queer stories need to be told. queer period pieces and dramas with unhappy endings too. but queer happiness, queer young and old love, queer cringe, queer joy- we deserve that too.

[give me a name so you can’t eat me]

[pduwd]

"well you know the B in LGBTQ is not a silent letter"

THESE ARE SO IMPORTANT, REPRESENTATION SAVES LIFES

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[that-an]

you need to solve this in order to live through the winter at outpost 31

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[stinky-crow-film]

The Thing (1982) - dir. John Carpenter

Concept art for The Thing (1982)

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[thestuffedalligator]

I’m not in the Monster High or Monster As Teenager adjacent fandoms, but has anyone done “Daughter of The Thing (1982)” and it looks like just a teenaged girl version of Kurt Russell? No tendrils, no tentacles, just a girl with this exact fit and hair

She swears that she isn’t the daughter of The Thing (1982). She’s a totally normal human you guys. She shouldn’t even be at this school. She likes normal human things like not having her blood tested.

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[digitsofpie]

Dream blunt rotation

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[1041uuu]

Dorokyo river

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[give me a name so you can’t eat me]

[give me a name so you can’t eat me]

[twoheadedangel]

the tenderness…. 

[2ndsubstance]

the whole quote is very heartwarming:

“And we are not the only animal that has to teach our young. Old lobsters show their migration routes to young ones by holding claws, the way we hold hands, and walking the long miles together. A kitten without a mother to teach her may not ever learn to hunt small mammals. Such cats will let mice run all over them—though once they are shown, they never forget. A bee coming home from her first pollen run will be stroked all over by the other bees in praise and encouragement, even though she’s probably carrying only one-tenth of what she will learn to in a few weeks. Beavers held in captivity without flowing water don’t know how to make dams—that knowledge was passed down through the generations until humans interrupted their process of enculturation.”