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@brantleywrites • multifan/booktwt • the girl whose first tat was a thg tattoo & then she became a social worker • #cr beartown

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𐔌՞ ܸ.ˬ.ܸ՞𐦯

new to #booktwt and i want friends!

𖦹 baby therapist, grad student
𖦹 author ﹠ oc rp
‹𝟹 fredrik backman, thg, courtney summers, legendborn, the inheritance games, liz moore
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let's be mutuals .ᐣ
+ more favs below

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🤍

[Nancy Drew GIFs @NancyDrewGIFs]

Sterling Point (S1:E4)

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@indasolivagant yaaaay

[jenna @tehejenna]

acoustic full machine you're so loved

[sir roć lee ®️ @alifrm24th]

Took my meds with a vanilla berry Red Bull

[chelsea 🦋 @discotrinket]

Katniss is Maysilee’s niece
Maysilee is Katniss’ aunt
Snow didn’t stand a chance

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@eternalsabrinas she's so hannah montana coded in this clip

[sofiya ! @mleuxctrl]

bringing this back 😭

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@KarlaBelrass @poxelse omg the robots got her before she could finish 💔💔💔💔

[۟ @huosetour]

already over the underrated masterpiece that you are

[222 @uplandoe]

i cant be your only 111 cause you look 222 as good as anyone i ever met and your love is 333 times better how could anyone 444get

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@aathena10 you should girl it's liberating af

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same people wanna post about how jkr is a horrible person but no let's go ahead & platform the zionists and sexual abusers!!!!! eye roll

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and a sexual abuser like wrap this coraline shit uppppp so sorry

[rhi 𝜗ৎ @cressworthsgirl]

neil gaiman | zionist.
author of caroline

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same with the books like sarah j maas etc whatever we can't force you not to read but please buy secondhand and stop posting about them at minimum like please stop being assholes and just ignoring what's in your face

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@scngbairds HEYYYYYYY

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so many of the fans would have sat for 3.5 hours i'm soooo serious.... most of us have been in this for over a decade like throw in an intermission and put that shit back in right nowww

[nari @reksqvzi]

IM GONNA CAUSE A FUCKING RIOT

[mi @legallybloode]

my physical movie diary because nothing that is logged online is ever truly ours ❤️

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@C0SMICDUSTS i love you so much. chronic pain / illness is genuinely so hard sometimes. i see you & i'm with you.

don't forget to remember that some days are easier, some much easier, and some are even fun!

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incredible possibly botted thinkpiece

[47fucb4r8curb4fc8f8r4bfic8r @47fucb4r8c69323]

This is one of the most captivating videos I've seen in years.

Two people who used deceptive fiction to build careers: one as a satirist and another as a fraudster. Both know the power of lying and the layers of guile available due to the underdetermined nature of language.

And both are clearly using the other person to try to tell a story: Holmes is there to save her own skin, and Fielder knows this. Holmes knows he knows this but she must pretend she doesn't and pretend that he doesn't know this either.

I pressure Fielder is there to use Holmes to produce a compelling work of art, and Holmes knows this, and Fielder knows Holmes knows this. But she must persist, because when she speaks to Fielder she's really speaking to the world, begging for clemency, and again he knows she's doing this.

The recursive layers of deception produce an entangled mess, and any attempt to describe this all logically and clearly will create more confusion.

But you watch the scene and, if you know the backstory, you know what is going on. A criminal is trying to save her own skin. A filmmaker is taking advantage of a criminal.

And then we zoom out to see her using a foot to rock the baby she had in a last-ditch effort to escape the consequences of her crimes.

This is art of a degree of hyperreal sublimity that I think has never been achieved before.