A Truly Magnificent Creature. (via artisticapis)

I woke up really early the other morning and filmed the rain.

harry potter and the day he got his shit together

(as if)

I wanna be hot enough to make people question their sexual orientation

“don’t judge a book by it’s cover” is a beautiful powerful sentiment that i fully ignore when book shopping

Take creators stepping in and dismissing fan theories and interpretations of their works with a grain of salt. This is a lesson I learned early, from Anne “my vampires aren’t gay and also I might sue you” Rice. 

During the peak of my Vampire Chronicles love, I – at that time, a very petty fifteen-year-old –  set out to underline every single really queer moment in the whole series. Spite aside, I quickly realized that in a series where the protagonist runs away to Paris with clearly his violinist boyfriend, and convinces his next super angsty obviously boyfriend to MAKE A VAMPIRE CHILD WITH HIM to keep said angsty boyfriend from leaving, this was easier said than done. 

I mean, she’s not fully wrong – Lestat’s not gay, he’s very bisexual. Louis and Nicki are both hella gay, though. 

Anyway, I’ve meandered. The point is – creators can say wildly inaccurate things about their works sometimes. Anne Rice went Christian and didn’t want her books to be SUPER FUCKING QUEER anymore. Creators’ views on what they’ve made can change over the years. You never fucking know. 

the hogwarts houses as things my brother does

ravenclaw: constantly explaining the minutia of his interests

hufflepuff: gets drunk and talks about how much he loves his friends

slytherin: spins a web of lies to get out of chores

gryffindor: "U WOT M8"

ha?

every single person who reblogs this

every

single

person

will get “doot doot” in their ask box

Something You Probably Didn’t Know About Lions

It’s okay to feel sad, and it’s okay to not be okay straight away when something crappy happens.