I’ve been thinking about how Michael is alone still, trapped on Sam’s island.
(This comic is based off of @snowchesterapologist‘s fantastic fic Bestest Safest Boy which everyone should go read because it’s both very good and because it’s much less sad than I have made it out to be in this comic. It’s actually cute and has a happy ending so. Go Read!)
officially diagnosed with bed too cozy disease
being alive is great because there is so much Dan and Phil Games games to watch. but then there’s also The Horrors.
hyperfixation please stay with me long enough to complete the project. hyperfixation do not fade. hyperfixation finish what you started for the love of god
WHO IS THE IMPOSTOR?
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arranging paintings on a scale from joanna karpowicz to andrew wyeth and edward hopper is right in the middle
CAMP HALF-BLOOD AU . APOLLO CRIME BROS. CAPTURE THE FLAG WITH QUACKITY AND WILBUR . i blacked out
(Camp Half-Blood headcanons by @lovejoylovemail: [x])
that scene where ghostboo gives tubbo the pink tulip :]
[ID: Two page comic that illustrates the scene mentioned in the caption. Ghostboo has a black and white cloth over his head and a torn open suit jacket which shows the scar on his chest. Tubbo is a goat hybrid, and he is wearing a thick winter jacket with pink flowers on it. He has a golden ring on one of his horns; Ghostboo has a golden ring on his right ring finger. The sequence of the comic goes: Tubbo approaches Ghostboo from behind, saying, “Ranboo?” Ghostboo turns around and nervously says, “Oh, uh– Tubbo! Hi!” We see Ghostboo looks worried or afraid, and is interrupted by Techno, who says, “Ranboo, you’re– you’re here!” The conversation continues in the background, but Ghostboo is distracted, and he turns to pick up a pink tulip and quietly give it to Tubbo.
Around the comic panels, there look to be pieces of paper of two kinds - cut out scraps, or larger paragraphs. The cut-out scraps all read the following:
APPENDIX 1. Additional thoughts. 1. On the subject 1.1. You’re dead. You are living a kind of undeath. 1.2. We must make the distinction: you are not the thing that died. That is to say, you are not the same. The thing that died lives in your hindbrain. In your trachea. 1.3. The soul remains. 2. On grief 2.1 He doesn’t know how to feel about you. He is mourning. How do you mourn this? 2.2 He doesn’t love you. You are a haunting. 3. On life after death 3.1. The soul remains. You still love him.
The bigger paragraphs are excerpts from the paper Complicated Grief Treatment by M Catherine Shear, MD. Highlighted are the phrases “we develop an intuitive, implicit knowledge of our loved ones as well” and “continued expectation that the loved one will return.” End ID.]