parksborn au where harry is a prince. that’s it. i’m not awake enough to think of anything else but harry is a prince and somehow him and peter become best friends as kids and grow up constantly aware of each other and the struggles they face but their struggles are completely opposite from each other’s and and. and. and.
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So I know we get that load screen that talks about Hazel living a few years longer than projected (if you're a good bean and get the stuff for Agrippa uwu) but she's still sick in general and in hospice care by the time Daniel leaves for Algeria.
What do we think the odds are Daniel relapses into his old ways and winds up using vitae to help 'cure' her? 🥲🥲🥲
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gestures wildly. it's about crafting a legend out of a living person. how the Ghost is something your friend made up on the spot to make you look cool, but then it slowly starts taking over your life. until you forget everything you believed to be true. until everyone you loved is gone. your clan is disbanded, your uncle disowns you, you have gone from a honorable nobleman to a wanted outlaw. BUT you did it for love - for the fact that you love your people and your island so deeply that you're willing to sacrifice your entire existence for them. it's not something any of their leaders have ever given them, and they see it, so they start turning to you more and more, telling about their encounters with you around survivor campfires, spinning tales until you are a seven-foot-tall monster who has risen from the dead to save them. you no longer belong only to your loved ones. you now belong to the entire island, and you will stay theirs.
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Me before rereading: what do you mean, Shen Qiao Yan Wushi and their five kids.... idk man do they really have that kind of relationship...?
Me during rereading: ooooh. oh, yes. Shiwu and Yuwen Song are Shen Qiao's sonboys, and somehow Yan Wushi *is* the stepdad....
Me getting to where they call Bian Yanmei "Da-lang" and Yu Shengyan "Er-lang": oooh shit. oh shit oh shit they ARE his (yws's) kids... what the fuck they ARE, what !!!
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when i was seven and our trailer burned down, i thought about leaving my father there, grabbing my brother, and getting us the hell out
i didn't. i ended up waking our father and we all ended up at the neighbors' house
but i should have
i fucking should have
because the minute he had a chance to be alone with me (after we got to my grandma's trailer) guess what he did! shortly after our fucking HOME burned down and the firefighters gave my brother and i teddy bears and wrapped blankets around us for shock!!!!!! fucking christ i hate our father more than anyone on this earth
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How should they get out of rock bottom then?
(For context this is in response to me saying seeking help when you’re at rock bottom often risks you being stripped of your autonomy)
I want to make it clear i in no way meant that in a way where I was trying to dissuade people from seeking treatment, I wish I had a succinct answer for you but I think this highly varies on a person-to-person basis. And I do know some people cannot manage certain things without treatment that would involve them partially losing their autonomy, in the same vein I can’t risk that (and I don’t just mean I don’t want to, I’m a caretaker) (though I also don’t want to and don’t think something like inpatient would even be effective for me). For me personally it’s a combination figuring out a plan for self treatment where I’m in control of the situation and being very selective about what I admit/who I disclose information about my situation to, which typically involves being so unspecific that what I’m talking about can’t be exactly pinpointed. You’d also be surprised about some of the success rates for self treatment of certain issues. Though it sucks because it doesn’t even just apply medically but also socially where if you admit to certain issues some people think the right thing to do is revoke their support for you fully until you’re magically better and then you’re just left with no reason to ever get help. I wish it often wasn’t a choice between a formal structured treatment plan or maintaining control over yourself. Anyway I don’t claim to be an expert this is just my insight from my own experiences and one of the most frustrating things to deal with
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