In a fit of unhinged determination to be organized, I just bought enough birthday, anniversary, and holiday cards that I need for the entirety of 2023.
I'm tired of missing friends' birthdays because I lack the executive function to remember to both go to the store and pick out a card in a timely fashion, then spiral into a haze of guilt so strong I end up not even texting them because I feel like a neglectful failure.
There is just going to be a giant box of cards in my house, and I will pick one at random and send it. It'll possibly be late and might have the wrong age on it, but god dammit, you will get one.
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heyeeeey
It's almost 3am in Brazil and I just woke up from a dream
The images are still a little blurry, but I reread chapter eight and I think I dreamed about it... but as if it were in the TV show
It wasn't Zoro, you know? It was Mackenyu and I kept thinking "my god how he and the doc actress have immense chemistry!" like I could FEEL the sexual tension, it was crazy
anyway, that's it
ohoooooh question: who would be the actress who most resembles the doc? It doesn't have to be about looks, but who would have the same vibe?
OK... I'll try to go back to sleep now
Boa noite!!!!!! 💙💙💙💙💙
Goooood morning/afternoon to you, Nonnie (whatever time this reply finds you 🥰)!! Funny I am replying to you at 3 a.m. my time lol.
You gave me a lot of emotions because I was like…damn, I would love to write both scripts for shows and write/publish a novel that people loved so much they turned it into…idk…something. Anything, really. 🤷🏽♀️ Then I thought, daaaaamn I’ve had two people tell me now they dreamed about Doc and Zoro, but in different contexts. At least I know I’m not the only one plagued by these two in waking and sleeping hours 🤣
As for your question: I Do have like a mixture of characters and their attributes I use for Doc.
It’s literally a mixture of these three.
1. Yennefer of Vengerberg
Yenn is such a complex character. We know she’s been through a lot of cruelty and pain, which has caused her to be cautious and untrusting to most. She also holds onto, what I feel, is a resentment towards herself for giving up the part of her that wants to be a mother for power. She treated the need for power like this replacement child, and was willing to die to get the chance to be one back. When she met Geralt, they are both suspicious of their feelings towards one another and equally run from them. When I see her, dealing with her emotions and her darkness, it’s kind of how I imagine Doc in the last couple of chapters and the coming chapters.
2. Elizabeth Bennett (Keira Knightley)
You guys don’t understand. Pride & Prejudice is an addiction for me. When I watched this again recently, I couldn’t help but notice how Zoro is literally introverted and socially awkward Mr. Darcy, and how Doc is in some way, Lizzie. It’s where a lot of their banter comes from and their own prideful way of seeing the other before they actually spend more time together. I am like, hell bent on writing my own version of Mr. Darcy crossing the moor at early dawn to Lizzie, but in my own fucked up way for Zoro and Doc because I am a masochist.
3. Evelyn (Evie) O’Connell (Rachel Weisz)
“Look, I... I may not be an explorer or an adventurer, or a treasure-seeker or a gunfighter, Mr. O'Connell, but I am proud of what I am. I am a librarian.”
^^^^^* this one line should tell you exactly where Doc’s personality came from 🤣🤣 also, these two are the original Sunshine and Sunshine protector and no one can tell me different.
Good night my dear and pleasant dreams 🖤
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God its been 3 years since worm theory real... that means I've been following you for about that long.............. dang
hnjhf worm theory reigns Eternal XD
you're in good company, i'm pretty sure like half of my followers joined the train during SUF time fiushdkdfgnjh
sorry this blog is now mostly LoZ zone instead *wheeze*
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There are other people who understand the horrible, awful atrocities. that happen in your head when you see your blorbo(s)
I forget this is THE hyperfixation site sometimes. I forget I'm allowed to scream, and shout every single horny thought in my head, and people will gladly welcome it.
I love this degenerate, stupid, silly hell site.
I wouldn't want it to be any other way.
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Buckle up for whenever Top Gun Maverick finally releases for streaming/purchase because I am officially not sorry and completely unapologetic about the absolute chaos entity I will become when I have 24/7 access to that movie. It’s gonna be gremlin hours all day every day, YEEEEEHAW!
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Hi! Ok so my witchy question for you is your opinion on cleanliness/lack of clutter = more positive energy in a room? Im disabled so my room is very hard to keep clean as I don’t have the ability to clean it. As a result, I feel bad cause I see a lot of posts saying you’re inviting or collecting negative energies and entities if you don’t keep your space clean. This seems a tad ableist to me, so I was wondering if there’s a different school of thought on this subject!
I think that it depends on the person. if slight clutter doesn't bother you and if you find comfort in the room that you have then its a positive space for you! I have a lot of stuff in a small space so all of my shelves, dressers and even my closet is packed full - some may consider that chaotic but I just feel it is my room. Its all of my books, my art supplies, my statues, plushies, dvds, games and DND supplies that is all important to me. I have bags of crystals all over one of my dressers and that makes me happy.
If your room makes you feel happy, if it makes you feel safe, if it is what is 'home' for you then you are doing it right. I believe the only time that a messy environment brings in negativity is if it is a safety hazard - blocking exits, no safe space to walk, mold or garbage, rotting items etc. Then I would say it is inviting negativities and even then that can happen from mental or physical health issues and shouldn't be shamed. Just a helping hand offered.
I went on a bit of a tangent on that but that is my personal opinion. I don't think we should judge people immediately solely based on their space. However - if they openly live in a dangerous environment out of choice unrelated to illness, disability, struggles etc then it should be taken more negatively if that makes sense. I don't wish to do too much of an anecdote but I knew someone who let food rot in his house, in his kitchen, left garbage everywhere simply because it was a 'woman's job' to clean and he lived alone so there for never cleaned - that is a whole other thing in my opinion and that is when I feel like a serious talk is needed and that the person is at fault. But if it is clutter due to disability, illness or even just hardship I feel it should be met with empathy and sympathy.
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