We Need To Talk About Tumblr's Systematic Fatphobia.

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To my uk trans people and allies out there.

guys. GUYS.

WILFRED OWEN WAS GAY? OH MY GOD.

I adore the moment in a book when Character A changes what name they use for Character B. When they go from using a last name to a first, a pseudonym to a real name, a formal name to an informal one. I love how much it speaks to the level of intimacy one character feels towards another, how you can take note of the moment things change between them, how it almost divides the book into two parts. It's like catnip to me.

10/10 dad joke

she’s….. perfect

huge HUGE fan of the idea of Utterson being a way huger freak than Jekyll. You know he's hiding some truly fucked up thoughts behind that emotionless exterior.

"Modern retelling" and it's a blatant misinterpretation of the original text

basil cries intimately during his first time with dorian

(obv at this time dorian doesnt have a crush it’s more a one night with my friend thing) (cries)

but the moment is so amazing to basil, he doesn’t even think it’s real and so he does every wicked and despicable nasty and gnarly thing to dorian and dorian was like.. vanilla before this

so dorian is all flustered and didn’t think basil had it in him NEITHER DID DORIAN THINK IT WAS IN HIMSELF but now dorian has a fat crush and thinks about it every day

specific things in literature things i think about often pt 1/?

-basil’s love for dorian

-david and giovanni

-francis abernathy

-juliet capulet and her sense of agency

-laertes’s and ophelia’s relationship

-clive durham dooming the narrative for himself

-neil perry playing puck