Edexcel Psychology A Level

"Forever young feels like a sand castle."

- Suga, Eight

“I believe in the lust of the flesh and the incurable isolation of the soul.”

— Doktor Glas, by Hjalmar Söderberg

my contributions for the pikuhan week, the first time I do every day in one of these events. I hope it's not the last time.

Are you really 50? Oh wise person enlighten me *bows down*

I’m really 51 :P  

The path to fandom enlightenment is straight and narrow.  Simply follow these steps:

Be kind.

Spend time on things you enjoy.

Stay in your lane. 

Don’t let anyone else tell you what you can and can’t enjoy.

Use the block and delete button liberally. 

Don’t be a dick. 

And most importably…

Have fun!

coach yoongi at work

sir if he's your rival and you hate him with every inch of your body and you desire for him to experience the ultimate demise but would without a doubt jump in front and catch an incoming bullet for him to save his life and in return trust him with yours...that's not rivalry anymore sir i regret to inform you that's something else

there is no law that gods must be fair             — The Song of Achilles, Madeline Miller

I don't know if you know them, but i recently read the "the you know who girls" series and really enjoyed it.It's a high school/basketball story with various wlw realationships:)Do you know any other books like that? (Your blog is absolutely great)

I do know them! I’ve read the first one and then promptly bought the second one from her website. (For those who aren’t familiar, they’re by Annameekee Hesik and they’re great for younger queer readers especially.) If you like those, my highest rec is Tell Me Again How a Crush Should Feel by Sara Farizan for sure, and I suspect you’ll also like Queens of Geek by Jen Wilde, which comes out on Tuesday, and Dating Sarah Cooper by Siera Maley, even though on the surface they don’t have much in common. Oh, and Style by Chelsea Cameron, definitely!

Happy YAs with actual queer casts (as opposed to ones that have them because, say, they’re set at conversion camp, or Rachel Gold’s, which I love for having very queer casts but also always feature some abuse - something I appreciate but obviously can’t recommend to everyone)instead of just a character or two are kind of just super recently budding, which is one of those great changes happening to LGBTQIAP YA right now. You Know Me Well by David Levithan and Nina LaCour was a really great example, and Meg & Linus by Hanna Nowinski is an upcoming one I’d definitely put on your to-read list.

LISBETH "WASP" SALANDER.

But Salander had imagination, and she always came back with something different from what Armansky expected.

Do you know the story of the Phasianidae? It’s a bird that experiences all of time in one instant. And she sings the song of love and anger and fear and joy and sadness all at once. And this bird when she meets the love of her life is both happy and sad. Happy because she sees that for him it is the beginning, and sad because she knows it is already over.