So sorry, but I need to wax lyrical about something for a moment, which is: Fictional characters doing literally everything short of saying “I love you”. Maybe that character is emotionally withdrawn, or has a hard time articulating themselves when it comes to Sentiment™. Maybe they’re grappling with demons or past hurts. Whatever the reason, I am absolutely obsessed, seemingly, with the — often just as meaningful — gestures and deeds that can emerge in lieu of those three words. There’s so much beauty to be found in the Place of Unsaid Things. Sometimes the vacuum created by a character’s struggle to verbally communicate their feelings allows for a deeper and more profound impression of those feelings to take form. Yk?
*Edited: Bc I write posts like this and then immediately panik about having potentially articulated myself poorly.
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On that note it is actually so infuriating to try and figure out the ages of war and peace characters. Like in 1805 Boris and Nikolai are both 20
And Pierre would appear to also be 20, having left Russia ten years before
But then it's said he left when Boris was 14??
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hi! could you inform me on what a bi lesbian is? don’t mean to come off as rude and you’re not obligated to explain if you want to, but if you could redirect me to some resourced pls do, i’m curious and have seen this term one or two times before! i tried looking but almost everything ive seen either has a confusing definition or is negative, and i’d like to educate myself if possible. ty! :D
hi, tysm for the ask! while im definitely not the guy to speak for all mspec lesbians, i can definitely try my best to help you :]
mspec lesbians are when a person identifies as a lesbian while simultaneously being attracted to other genders, hence the "multi spectrum" (mspec) part of the term. i myself am a bi lesbian, so im just going to use that as an example, but there are also pan lesbians, omni lesbians, it goes on. (there are also mspec gays, but people dont seem too pressed about them, and im not gay, so i wont speak on them.)
there are a lot of reasons someone could identify as a bi lesbian, like if theyre romantically a lesbian while being bi*sexual*, or a bi person with a preference towards women. personally, while i do think lesbianism inherently includes nonbinary people (speaking *as* a nonbinary lesbian), my attraction to nbs is separate enough to warrant the label for both mine and other nbs' comfort. (also i think some guys are attractive lol). but it does vary from person to person!
as for the history, bi people using lesbian as an umbrella term (much like, for example, a bi guy calling themself gay) since *at least* the 70s.
and as for resources, heres a really helpful carrd i found, as well as just going through the 'mspec lesbian' tag on tumblr has quite a few good posts about the historical usage of the label!
also um. sorry for giving you an entire essay (hyperbole) lol, queer identities and history are a pretty big interest of mine XP
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SO APPARENTLY ACCORDING TO THIS VIDEO THAT RANDOMLY JUST POPPED UP ON MY YOUTUBE FEED, DOCTOR WHO IS BACK AND THE NEXT DOCTOR....IS DAVID TENNANT.....AGAIN??!??!
😭😭😭
WHAT YEAR IS THIS??!?!?
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You know, if the mural on the altar sliding puzzle in Chrysalis Manor is indeed a child Erin...
I wonder if Hauyne gets deja vu when she saw the portrait? And probably an inexplicable pang of sorrow, strong enough to make her tear up, since she and Erin were rather close friends in their childhood (second childhood, in Hauyne's case) despite only knowing each other for a few months before they were separated.
But she doesn't know why she feels sad when seeing the picture. She's forgotten her friendship with Erin, but her heart still remembers. And it remembers very fondly, which made it hurt even more when she realised that she had lost her first friend to Vitus.
Perhaps that is the incident that caused her to take the generational, aeons-long feud her kind has with Vitus more personally.
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I love dipping my toes back into comics, remembering all the C and D list characters I love and getting that sense of intrigue again, sliding into headcanon territory like "MAN if they just made a series about this they'd totally have me hooked again!". Then I continue reading about the state of current comics (i.e where those C and D list characters are rn and what the state of canon is) and think about the amount of complexity and set up you'd need to even get halfway close to the perfect vision in your head and how impenetrable current comics are so you wouldn't even know where to start with catching up...
And then I'm once again relieved that I'm not caught up with comics anymore and am simply backreading now irrelevant comics at a glacial pace
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thinking about how i was raised is sooo gd funny to me like. u put me in dresses and cute clothes but forgot to instill the societal concept of gender in me until i was 14 and by that time any attempt would have been an utter lost cause AHAHA ma'am i am a fucking Thing what did u expect
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