This Took Me Out 🥁

You and me a tale as old as the night and the day. You make me look good and timeless. When I'm feeling ugly and down, my angels only come out at night with the knights dancing through the darkness. My demons and I cry for you. I find myself stumbling my way, coming home to you.

Part two of my Courtney Eaton appreciation post.

To my baby daddy, my girlfriend, my househusband, and my best friend. The best roommate one could ask for. And last but not least to the love of my life. Baby girl, I love you more than anything more than you ever know. I hope your wildest dreams come true. I hope you are always here for me to paint your kind eyes, never stop talking about your beautiful heart, and write my best poems about you. I love you today and forever, my infinite muse. 💜

#Courtney.Let.Me.Have.Your.Kids

#It.Is.Not.A.Need.It.Is.A.Want

Again, Congratulations on Yellowjackets Season 3, Courtney. ✌️

Looks like this is my favorite account on Tiktok also the owner is gaylor friendly (me) and secretly gayloring on main (love that for me) they ( I ) mainly post sapphic content and it's such a positive/ safe space to be apart of 😍❤️

They're (I am) my new favorite internet friend and to the #gaylor #content #creators out there yall are #appreciated for being our #captains and sailing us towards to a #better world #thanks for being a #breath of #fresh #air in an otherwise #hostile environment

No way I was gonna miss posting this on here lol

u are so interesting but im scared of u

You just have to be good to be real.

Pictures I saved on my phone. 😻 🤟

so apparently in 815 CE there was a common belief that sky pirates sailed ships in the clouds and (working in collaberation with frankish weather wizards) stole all the crops that got damaged in storms and took them back to the cloud realm of magonia.

And this was apparently a common enough belief that an archbishop felt the need to write a treatise to debunk it and insist that only god controls the weather, which is the only reason we know about it.

there are three important points to take from this, i think

This is great inspiration for your next dnd game

Tropes that might seem relatively modern (like airship pirates) can often actually go WAY back

The stuff your average medieval christian actually believed in will often have very little resemblance to christianity. And thats before you even get to the proper heretics. EDIT: people keep asking for the source and its now been added multiple times in different reblog chains. I should have put it in the original post but i am a fool: https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/source/Agobard-OnHailandThunder.asp