Reverse Destiel Meme

Reverse Destiel Meme

monody, by me, 2023

I wrote this poem around a year ago, and when deciding how to present it, I was very drawn to this idea of a disillusioned teenager taking things usually associated with childhood and innocence — stick figure drawings, hearts, school-issue notebook paper — and twisting them into an expression of the anger and resentment she feels. The hearts are broken, the stick figures are violent, the flower is wilting, the notebook paper is yellowed, and it amplifies the narrator’s loss of innocence, and her bitterness at that loss. The narrator is fictional, to clarify.

poetry tag list: @spacefinch @thewildballyntynesgrow @fionajames @sevdidntdie @transmascanakin @techs-goggles9902 @perilmax @kurlyfrii

thanks so much for the tag @kurlyfrii <3

Favorite Color: blue

Last Song: ‘Don’t Wake Me Up’ by Cerussis (he’s underrated af you should check him out)

Currently Reading: the RotS novelization and a couple fics

Currently Watching: season 2 of Only Murders In The Building

Currently Craving: cheeseburger

Coffee or Tea: coffee!!! although I don’t drink either regularly, I basically only drink coffee when camping

Hobby You Would Love to Try: video editing - there are so many fan edits that I want to make so bad but haven’t yet had the motivation for, plus I kinda suck at PremierPro rn

An AU You’ve Been Plotting: a tcw au where anakin dies in battle but gets resurrected by the force and various eldritch-horror-esque experiences ensue! it’s like 5% written right now, but it would be my first ever longfic and I’m really excited for it!

gonna tag @mrv3000 @thewildballyntynesgrow @spacefinch @transmascanakin and anyone else who wants to join!

Get to know me tag game

Rules: answer + tag 9 people you want to get to know better and/or catch up with.

Tagged by @mereelskirata!

Favorite color : It fluctuates, but right now it's 212th orange.

Last song : Into the West by Annie Lennox

Currently reading : Dominoes on a03

Currently watching : contemplating a rewatch of TCW now that I'm done with TBB and gone through the prequels again.

Currently craving : ramen or goldfish grahams

Coffee or tea : unfortunate caf addict

A hobby you would like to try : I'm trying crochet but it's not going great.

An AU/Alternate universe you've been plotting for : Domino squad and Omega AU. That turns into Torrent and 212th and Omega AU. That also has a bit of Coruscant guard? (Only for the Fox and Omega bickering) Here's the first chapter if you'd like to read

npts: @bladelei @mire-draws-things @ofteasandherbs @ulchabhangorm @chedaar21

@wings-and-beskar @kimiheartblade @somewhere-on-kamino @spade-andthe-microwave

sparring by an uneti tree

Forever torn between getting a tattoo of a molecule that I really appreciate for its practical function and getting some random bs molecule I threw together in ChemDraw that probably doesn’t exist naturally or have a useful function that people will assume is surely cool and important. Like yeah, getting estrogen or caffeine or methylphenidate would be more meaningful technically but also way more boring than a biblically accurate nightmare molecule with an IUPAC name that takes 5 minutes to say and does nothing at all. Way better conversation starter, if you ask me.

obi wan and anakin were brothers and besties and father & son and many more things. it entirely depends on your interpretation of their dynamic and the situation. nevertheless, i cant understand why some people dismiss obi wans parental role completely. anakin himself calls obi wan his father right in aotc multiple times.

"okay but the problem was that anakin needed a father but obi wan saw him like a brother."

father, brother and son are all abstract, vague terms for obi wan. he has never experienced them (not in the nuclear family sense we and anakin are looking at it). it ultimately doesnt matter whether obi wan saw anakin as his brother or pet goat. anakin, who matters in the question, did see obi wan as a father. anakin, who had a functional parent, regarded whatever crack obi wan was on as similar enough to his mother.