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crispy-ghee:

DEAR TIM I HAVE CONCEPTS TO COMPLETE DUE IN AN HOUR WHY DID YOU LINK THIS THIS IS THE MOST DISTRACTING THING YOU COULD’VE LINKED

CLICK IT FOR THE LOVE OF GOD CLICK IT.

Dear ever loving lord in heaven, this is THE MOTHER FUCKING MOTHER LOAD of references.

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gerrybaboona:

THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PHOTOSET IN THE WORLD

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Headcanon accepted

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artactually:

that moment when you feel your heart give a little tug, and you start to doubt all that you’ve been taught for the past 8 seasons - that maybe there is no absolute evil, and they are all just lost, and afraid, and want to be loved

And then you remember the side characters he just killed less than an episode ago…

(via jenfangirls)

During the act of reading engaging fiction, we can lose all sense of time. By the final chapter of the right book, we feel changed in our own lives, even if what we’ve read is entirely made up.

Research says that’s because while you’re engaged in fiction—unlike nonfiction—you’re given a safe arena to experience emotions without the need for self-protection. Since the events you’re reading about do not follow you into your own life, you can feel strong emotions freely.

[…]

The key metric the researchers used is “emotionally transported,” or how deeply connected we are to the story. Previous research has shown that when we read stories about people experiencing specific emotions or events it triggers activity in our brains as if we were right there in the thick of the action.

New study by Dutch researchers confirms previous theories that reading fiction makes you a better person by expanding your capacity for empathy.

Also see how storytelling makes us human.

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Or as tumblr would say, ‘all of the feels’.

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And who’s birthday is in November?

I have a feeling this will be a good year.

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lifeinsmallpresspublishing:

tetragona:

6 things you’ll never hear from an english major

All true.

lexxercise:

montiray:

FWOOSH

Some of you have seen Strip Search, some of you haven’t. Either way, I drew this comic on the show and then I redrew it at home because people wanted to buy it and I can’t let them put my art on their wall if I didn’t at least TRY TO MAKE IT LOOK NICE.

What a difference references and peer critiques make! This is what the original looked like.

Here’s the link to preorder this 9”x14”comic as a print!

Look at this gorgeous comic.

You want this on your wall.