I love literary fiction sm but sometimes it got me overthinking the most basic sentences of all time like ma’am it’s not that deep I love unimpressive sentences I love basic language I love sparsity I love simple imagery I love letting the connective moments in a story be connective
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Cleo in my head is a calico with pretty green eyes! But I can totally see her being solid black too, but she totally has little spots on her belly that Steven loves to poke when they are playing together. If Marc is fronting, he says the amount of belly spots she has equals the amount of brain cells she has. Jake doesn't pay much attention to the spots, he prefers to give Cleo head scratches or just chill with her on his lap.
When Cleo was a kitten if she wasn't hanging on Steven's neck, her favorite place to be was in his shirt pocket. She loves the attention and the ability to see what is going on, or to curl up and sleep. She is much bigger now but totally still stands on shoulders. Much to Marc's displeasure, considering she uses extra claws when she jumps up, and usually happens when he is leaning down to kiss you.
no bc cleo as a calico cat with literal sparkling green eyes is so cute too omg!!! the belly spots thing pls that’s so steven and marc accurate - but seriously, jake’s so chill with cleo. they literally just vibe 24/7 and no one can tell me any different.
the shirt pocket!!! also also also when she was little kitten, you and steven would wash her in a mug in the sink - if that cat could have a core memory, it’d be of her getting cooed at by her two kitten-lovestruck parents whilst floating in a warm water and soap filled mug. every now and then, now that she’s bigger, she hops up onto the counter and stares at the sink longingly whenever someone’s using it. you, steven, and even jake find it cute, but she’s knocked over one too many cups of marc’s coffee for him to find it anything other than irritating (it’s never knocked over on accident. it’s because she purposely nudges the cup a bit too hard in retaliation when she’s trying to communicate “put me in there and wash me, dammit!” and doesn’t get what she wants).
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my flatmate uses 4chan a lot and tonight he wanted to share with me some of the fucked up threads (just titles) mostly just to try and shock me. i really hope i’m a convincing actor, because i’ve spent way too much time on the internet for anything he said to shock me.
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Out of curiosity, where does the Cookie Run fandom generally stand in terms of the writing of the series, whether we’re talking about Ovenbreak, Kingdom or both?
Like, is it considered good, great, does is have good elements but there are some flaws in the execution, is the writing flawed but with some good bits here and there (basically the more negative version of the last one), is it just considered bad? What’s the consensus on the quality of the writing?
I’m pretty bad at judging for myself so I just want to know
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10 minutes away from her putting me under to sterilize me the anesthesiologist asks “so you’re done having kids?” and I say god no - I have none, and the point of the surgery is to make it permanently this way. She gives me a dirty look and says “I used to feel that way” I don’t care how you feel about anything, much less this procedure or childless women, but it is pretty great to imagine this bothering her all night that she had to be a part of this 😸
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