So this is what they call mid-life crisis?! I'm not sure if I am early or late to the game. Is there even a timeline of when this shit hits? Is it the time in life when you find yourself again after dedicating yourself to raising children and satisfying some imaginary adult checklist? Is it grief because your children are at an age where they are not out of the nest yet, but you know it's coming. Is it when you realize how fast life can change at any given moment and you want to live just a little bit more. Middle fingers out and fuck the system?I don't know what the fuck this. It's thrilling
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hot take I think the sexes would be much happier if we just accepted each other as mysteries instead of constantly shaming one for not being more like the other.
like, personally, in my own life, the whole idea of romance & marriage became way more exciting and attractive when I ditched the notion that men are just bigger stronger women, or women are just smaller prettier men.
like. not only is it okay that men are from mars and women are from venus, it's good.
do I know what's going on in my guy friend's head? I used to think I did, but it turns out I don't. Turns out I've never known what was going through the heads of any of the men in my life. And you know what? what a relief. he can do or say things that don't make sense to me, and they don't have to make sense to me. I know he's a smart, good-hearted guy; I can safely assume he had a reason for saying or doing that thing. And if I listen to him over time, I may even start to understand what that reason was. But I don't have to. What I can recognize instead is that each sex has a wisdom in their way of thinking and doing which befits given situations. More often than not, a situation requires both.
But you simply can't get both from one person, and you shouldn't demand it. And what a relief knowing my guy friend doesn't expect guy thoughts and behavior from me.
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Every time I see a new dentist I explain that im v genetically resistant to/tolerant of local anesthetic. And they're like "oh huh ok ill try to use more." And then they start working and i stop them to say I still feel things and they're like "Oh WOAH ok" and have to stop and use EVEN MORE. Every guy.
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I'm over here waiting and eating up any lore things u drop while ur answering asks from other anons, i feel like a detective trynna figure out how the next part's gonna be and it's fun:D!
Awww! I'm glad :D
Thank you so much for your patience! It's very much appreciated, and now that the weekend is here for me, I'll definitely be prioritizing writing part 3 so hopefully it'll be out soon :]
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oogh editing stuff into a nicer format/actual document and i need to synthesize contradictions... shit... i guess this is the official reminder that the lore i post on this blog is not NECESSARILY the final version of it and stuff is likely to change and get moved around.
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i was trying to find notes i have about like a different project and ran into some comics? notes? from before the recentest update of wall fic lmao. Idk if i posted them before? so :
^ YSA and KDJ on break at the start of 4.3
^ then I think I had to draw this to psych myself up to write the scene at the end of 4.3
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I think actually the decision to do this with the Doctor puts my enjoyment of the whole trilogy in limbo a little bit. Because I love what RTD did with the Doctor's characterization in these episodes. The Doctor has always been the type of person who hides their pain until the moment when it becomes unbearable to do so, or until showing their pain is necessary for the sake of the universe. Examples being Nine in Dalek, Ten in The Last of the Timelords, Eleven in The Angels Take Manhattan, Twelve in The Zygon Inversion.
But the pain is always there. And Fourteen brought it to the surface. Here we have an incarnation of the Doctor who is walking with that pain all the time. It reminds me of Nine, but Nine was a lot more in control of his repression, I feel. Fourteen is coping, but it's there all the time, and he can't quite hide it even if he tries. That's such an interesting and fresh and exciting take on the Doctor, I think. It feels like a step forward, much like Nine did at the time. It feels like something that makes me excited for the future, or it would, if I didn't kind of think RTD just ended it. By splitting the Doctor into two, the pain may have just been excised entirely. The character development and emotional foreshadowing of The Star Beast and Wild Blue Yonder may have no bearing whatsoever on the future. That would make me like it a lot less. (Obviously every regeneration's story is self-contained to a point but the big stuff is supposed to, and has, transcended regenerations).
Honestly, if I were RTD and I was trying to reboot Doctor Who, back to a season 1, in a way that makes the show entirely accessible to a completely new audience, the same as in 2005, this is what I would do. It makes sense. If we divorce the Doctor from all this painful messy history we can start over a little bit.
The (Tennant) Doctor's ending with the Nobles is an ending for the character as a whole. I get it. But I think the only way I don't hate that is if the new series still feels like a continuation the same way that Rose did. You have to keep both accessibility and continuation, otherwise you've just bisected the show. Ended it, in some ways. I don't think RTD would make that mistake, I think he loves the show too much, but I will be worrying. I won't be sure how much I like any of this until I see how it is handled.
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