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A Tiny Vigil

@kkobweek Day 3: Recovery

Was just thinking about this today. I was a lonely teen but now in my early twenties I have a bunch of good friends who check on me when I go reclusive. I can never get used to it, they love me no matter how hard I might try to push them away. They want o be there for me when I am going through things. Its always difficult for me to comprehend that they are all here because of their own choice and not bound by any duty or obligation. And that will always be difficult for me to wrap my head around......

when you grew up as a lonely uncool girl it will never stop haunting you by the way. you will meet a cool person at a bar or the train station or at a friend's party and you can wear your most stylish outfit and striking eye makeup and you will swear that they can see through all of the facade and see the lonely terribly insecure teenage girl you used to be who desperately wanted to connect and you will swear that they know that there is like an insurmountable gap between you. this will happen forever

pnf revival challenge day 11: Nighttime!

Hosted by @howtonerdoutovereverything! ✨

some more post reveal perry and candace because they’re dear to me <3 imagine this happens at night so the prompt is filled, thank you <3

Bonus:

she gives in and gets him a blanket for her bed. He’s only allowed on said blanket and no other part of the bed

"Chappell Roan will criticize Biden and she will criticize Kamala for hugging and kissing Liz Cheney but now that Trump is in office she has nothing to say!"

What is a pop star that sings about being gay supposed to do against the Trump administration??? Are we really purity testing one of the few openly pro Palestine voices in mainstream music right now because she isn't leading a revolution against Trump as a POP! STAR!!!!!

guy's little murder machine

(ref under the cut)

Picked up the Boruto: TBV manga after nearly a year and I have to say I’m disappointed by Sumire’s reaction to the Borusara hug 🫠 she does know that both of them are childhood friends and former team mates right?! Even if there are underlying romantic themes I felt like the writers just squashed a wonderful female friendship over a fucking dude 😭 (has flashbacks from Ino and Sakura).

They might patch up later like Ino and Sakura but idk I feel like Sarada and Sumire were one of the first good set of female friendships in that universe that seemed realistic. I really liked their friendship 😭😭😭

i need them badly

people who don't experience hyperfixation don't know what it feels like to hyperfixate so much on something that it becomes not only your subject of obsession but also your source of happiness and literally the main reason why you still keep going; literal source of strength and life.

shoutout to my favorite fictional characters, favorite people, favorite ships, favorite movies, favorite tv shows, fanfics and archive of our own

It says a lot that Kathryn Hahn can’t talk about a new project without someone bringing up Agatha.

She’s out there promoting The Studio—a totally different story, a totally different character—and yet Agatha keeps coming up.

Quietly. Persistently.

Marvel’s been annoyingly quiet. No season two. No spin-off. Not even one of those classic “Agatha will return” teases. Lots of silence.

Except… Marvel UK posting their own Agathario edit… still not over that.

And the cast? Super duper careful. They’ve been told exactly how much not to say. Kathryn used to drop little hints—smiles, vague nods—but lately she’s been much quicker to redirect. Like someone had a word with her behind the scenes because they realized she was stirring up more interest than they planned for.

And that matters—because Agatha wasn’t just another Marvel character.

She was magnetic. Complex. Funny in a way that didn’t feel forced.

There was something lonely beneath all that flair. Something queer-coded without needing to be loud about it. And when Aubrey Plaza came in? That energy deepened. Instantly. Palpably.

Kathryn played her like she knew exactly who was watching.

And queer fans didn’t just see ourselves in her—we recognized her.

Maybe Marvel didn’t expect that. Maybe they thought it was just a silly little witch show. But honey, Kathryn turned it into something sticky. Something that stayed.

So even with no roadmap, no official word, no crossovers in sight—Agatha’s still here. In press tours. In fan posts. In the quiet, recurring ache of a character who struck something real.

Not every kind of visibility is loud and clear. Some of it lingers because it mattered.

Because someone—Kathryn—showed up, cracked open the role, and filled it with something weird and wonderful and just queer enough to feel like home.

She didn’t just play her. She claimed her.

And we noticed. We’re still noticing.

Mother behavior, actually.