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Bronwyn • They/Them • 30s • Actual Bisexual Mess™ • Artist, Writer • Living Eldritch Horror • MDNI

My car was named Frank Fontaine (after the BioShock villain) and today I sent him to the scrapper… and I feel like it suited his name that when we opened the hood to see if we could start him, there was an angry af possum living in there. (we wrangled him and watched him run into the trees)

As Spiritographers, we've documented Spirits from countless different worlds, each bringing their own stories and quirks with them. Even after all these years, however, there are still a handful whose origins remain a complete mystery. Kindlestar is one such Spirit. 💙⭐

Despite its name, a Bookwyrm bears little resemblance to the legendary wyrms, powerful serpentine dragons said to slumber between dimensions. The Spiritographer who first documented the species was well aware of this, but insisted the pun was worth the confusion… 🤔

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The fact that they’re calling that new film “Other Mommy” instead of titling it the same thing as the book (“Incidents Around the House”) is legitimately the worst choice imo. Bye Bye Man ass title. One is compelling and intriguing… the other sounds devoid of creativity and cheap.

✨We’re happy to announce our Magical Library Expansion which is coming soon!✨ Here’s a little taste on what’s coming: 🪄 New Spirits to Summon 📖 Full Customization for your Magical Library 🧙 An Enchanted Wardrobe with brand-new looks 🔥New Arcane Activities You can now wishlist it on Steam!

good morning and another beautiful day knowing john soap mactavish is safe and warm and satisfied in every way living his best life in the quiet countryside with his beautiful husband

We have no money. You know this. Why do you keep asking why we’re not doing things we used to do? It’s because we have no money. We. Have. No. Money. We have no money. There is no money left. It’s all gone. None of us have it. No money. Nope. Money gone. We don’t have it. No.

NPR@npr.org · 2mo ago

Are smartphones causing people to have fewer children? A provocative new working paper explores the persistent drop in birth rates since the iPhone was introduced nearly two decades ago.