Fandom account. She/her, 33, neutral/chaotic good wizard/bard. Currently hyperfixating on Shadowhunters, RvB, Critical Role/Vox Machina, and IT (2017/2019).
Hi. I'm Kat. 32. Neurodiverget as fuck. ADHD, depressed, anxious writer sprite. Current hyperfixations include (but are not limited to) IT (2017)/IT Ch 2 (2019), Marvel, Teen Wolf, MASH, and audio fiction podcasts. Please ask me questions. I need more engagement.
I'm rewatching @FMWL_, and I came to the conclusion (not for the first time) that Rhea did not want a marriage, she wanted a wedding. Very different things indeed.
And it tries way, way too hard to justify the motives of the Sanderson sisters. Why can't villains just be evil for the sake of being evil? Why does every villain have to have some kind of motivation or tragic backstory?
Watched Hocus Pocus 2. It was......exactly what I expected. A bland, soulless, inoffensive attempt to cash in on the nostalgia factor of the original with endless callbacks and absolutely none of the quirk or charm of the original
I've been holding off on watching #Sandman until I could get trigger warnings for the episodes (Corinthian's particular brand of body horror and murder hits a bad trigger for me), but now that I'm watching it it was absolutely worth the wait
Me, rewatching The Devil is a Part-Timer! for the first time in awhile:
You fucked up a perfectly good Demon General, is what you did! Look at him. He's got anxiety!
I'm sure I'm way late to this party, but Shawn Spencer absolutely has ADHD and this is a hill I will die on.
(Why yes, I recently restarted Psych with the intention of actually finishing it this time)
The world is burning down around us and I am rewatching Fruits Basket. Is it traumatizing? Yes. Is it comforting? Also yes. It's a series about healing trauma, which is something I need right now.