on second thought neil gaiman and john finnemore can go to hell

We just need Nina to do the love thing with Maggie. One fabulous kiss and we're good. I have a plan.

there are many tragic things about the final lair sequence in phantom of the opera but what gets me the most is the way christine’s kiss–a singular gesture of affection–is enough to change erik’s mind, crumble his motivations, bring down his facade of all-powerful villain. one second he’s making an ultimatum with murder in the balance, the next he’s pushing everyone away so that he can never hurt them again. the first loving touch he ever received was enough to banish all the hate in his heart, except that which is directed at himself.

Yennefer: Ciri made me care about stupid things

Geralt: Like what?

Yennefer: Family. Humanity. My well being

Ciri, happily making cupcakes in the kitchen: Don't forget Jaskier!

Yennefer: And [Gags] Jaskier

donna tartt: literally writes an entire 600 page book about how it can be dangerous to do things just for the aesthetic

us, already making pinterest boards: oh to be a classics student in vermont in the 80s drinking whiskey from a teacup and occasionally murdering people 

Joel, you gotta get up.

There’s a lot of people I feel inextricably bound to, with or without reason. I think soulmates are plentiful gifts, and not exclusively romantic.

Getting mistaken for dating my friend and it's like "oh lol that's because our souls are intertwined in this life and the next, easy mistake to make."

“Go and love someone exactly as they are. then, watch how they transform into the greatest truest version of themselves. when one feels seen and appreciated in their own essence, one is instantly empowered.”

— Wes Angelozzi