asphaltflower

Coffee fan. Professional weirdo. Passionate about good stories. Bookworm

[easter 🐣 @easterkingston]

alright so bear with me a minute #fanfiction vs #foefiction

[할로묘묘 @Hellomeow0]

가난이 진짜 무서운 이유는,
단순히 돈만 없는 게 아니라 내 시간과
뇌 용량을 통째로 도둑질해 간다는 거임.

돈 몇 푼 아끼려고 버스 환승 기다리고,
최저가 검색하고, 마트 가격 일일이 비교하느라
사소한 데 뇌 용량을 다 써버리니까 에너지는
바닥나고 스트레스만 오지게 받음.

그래서 "가난은 아무도 월급을 주지 않는
무급 투잡과 같다"는 뼈 때리는 말이 있는 거임

반대로 부자는..음..

[asphaltflower @asphaltflower2]

@chronophobique @bombcrda Thank you for sharing!

[Gillian Branstetter @GBBranstetter]

Russia just sentenced a 36-year-old woman to 18 months in a labor camp for writing K-pop yaoi

[zoo @yoonhoneyboy]

Unfortunately the top tier way to enjoy a fanfic is ONLY when you’re tucked in bed, lights off, phone blinding your eyes, it’s 2am and you have nothing to do the next day

[asphaltflower @asphaltflower2]

@draxofoy @alyucito Please! I'd love a copy too!

[acervo dramione @acervodramione]

fanfics dramione favoritas do acervo, a thread 🔮💚

cr: ellemisc

[Icona @iconawrites]

Making art is important not just because of the final beautiful result, but because it is delightful and fulfilling to build something with your own hands and see the result with your own eyes. The human process of art-making is as valuable as the work of art itself.

[asphaltflower @asphaltflower2]

@bombcrda Also, there are some other hidden jewels, like: https://t.co/LMaCWouLPJ

[asphaltflower @asphaltflower2]

I was just reintroduced to a great fic: "Wrong life", a #dramione by camnz. Of course, it can be read at the good old https://t.co/euaR9p35BO at https://t.co/ddKZbsAbEd
This 2011 classic is about Hermione waking up with the wrong face, the wrong husband, the wrong life

[asphaltflower @asphaltflower2]

@bombcrda You need to look for 'Parade of the Sun', by everythursday. A total classic!

[Claret | Dramione simp @SlyClaw_heiress]

@lumithias Hi! This is the one I know it's a dhr x to all the boys I've loved before!

https://t.co/x3exqC47qK

[asphaltflower @asphaltflower2]

Draco loving Hermione in Astoria's body in "Wrong life" comes to mind: https://t.co/Wv8YoKfgH8

[asphaltflower @asphaltflower2]

I was just reintroduced to a great fic: "Wrong life", a #dramione by camnz. Of course, it can be read at the good old https://t.co/euaR9p35BO at https://t.co/ddKZbsAbEd
This 2011 classic is about Hermione waking up with the wrong face, the wrong husband, the wrong life

[elle @ellemisc]

commission 🤍

[asphaltflower @asphaltflower2]

I was just reintroduced to a great fic: "Wrong life", a #dramione by camnz. Of course, it can be read at the good old https://t.co/euaR9p35BO at https://t.co/ddKZbsAbEd
This 2011 classic is about Hermione waking up with the wrong face, the wrong husband, the wrong life

[weird medieval guys @WeirdMedieval]

NEW ARTICLE about one of my fave subjects ever… the intersection of design and history :))

https://t.co/sSBUq5NADd

[ABD @AnimeBallsDeep]

If Dark was an anime, the finale would be remembered as one of the greatest of all time.

People don’t talk enough about why Dark actually works where most time-travel stories collapse.

• Time travel rules are clearly defined in Season 1 and never broken
• Every loop is causal, closed, and paid off — no hand-waving, no retcons
• Deaths are permanent, brutal, and often the cause of future tragedies
• Side characters aren’t filler — every bloodline matters to the endgame
• The finale resolves all three worlds, all paradoxes, and the origin point
• No sequel bait

Unlike Stranger Things, where post-season interviews are doing damage control, Dark lets the story speak for itself.🐐

[lily @bombcrda]

finally read A Good Prisoner @greenFlowerPots (in one sitting) and omfg what a phenomenal read!!!

Draco is so delicious in this, the dirty talk is perfection!!!! Loved the ending!!! Would highly recommend to all who enjoy a darker/toxic draco with a good redemption arc ❣️

[Nsikan @CkanJohnson]

"Our cultural obsession with intelligence often gets tangled with elitism, but real intellectual sexiness is inclusive. It's not about having gone to the right university or having read the right books; it’s about being emotionally literate, culturally curious, and intellectually generous.
It’s the person who asks thoughtful questions and leaves space for nuance. It’s the person who sees learning as a collaboration, not a performance. What’s more limp than reciting someone else’s thoughts without tasting them first?"