Post reblogged from Nature or Nurture? But all of us Geeks with 1,619 notes
I love how in every Avengers fic I read, even if it takes place after the movie,
Coulson is always there.
Just there.
Like the entire fandom plugged their ears and screamed “LA LA LA LA LA WE CAN’T HEAR YOU” when he died.
And this is a good thing.
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things will get better things will get better things will get better things will get better things will get better things will get better things will get better things will get better things will get better things will get better things will get better things will get better…
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Post reblogged from You were fantastic, and do you know what? So was I with 1,422 notes
guys? please… this is really important.
What idiots.
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Photo reblogged from You were fantastic, and do you know what? So was I with 1,149 notes
I wonder how many people saw this and thought it was from a musical.
Didn’t he sort of sing-song it, too?
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This happens.
(via)
This made my day
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Golden Retrievers that look like Chris Evans
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Quote reblogged from New Romantic with 228 notes
John is a bi-romantic heterosexual; Sherlock is a bi- or homo-romantic asexual. They are in love with each other, (and kind of in a relationship). Neither of them realizes any of this, because both of them base their interpretation of their orientation on the sexual side of it alone
So John keeps dating women, because he self defines as heterosexual, and keeps trying to assert that to himself. But because he’s monoamourous and is already in love with Sherlock, he just can’t make it work with any of the women he dates at all.
Sherlock, on the other hand, figured out he wasn’t interested in sex around the time everyone else in his age group got interested in it and he found the whole thing terribly tedious. He probably doesn’t even self-identify as asexual, because he doesn’t care enough about that sort of thing to bother labelling it. And then, because he’s already categorised any sort of couple relationship as sexual and therefore boring, and because he very rarely comes across anyone he considers worth spending any of his time with anyway, he doesn’t really realise he is capable of romantic attraction, either. He has so little experience of having friends that when John comes along he doesn’t have a comparison to realise that their relationship is romantic rather than purely friendship.
Which is why everyone keeps pointing out that they’re a couple, but both of them just react by thinking “No, because we’re not having sex.” rather than noticing that they are in love with each other.
Found on Baidu Sherlock Forum, originally written in English, but I can’t find the authorship or original post. (my apologies, no copyright infringement intended)
((one of the best interpretations of Johnlock))
Yes, perfect. They’re not interested in each other sexually, but that doesn’t mean that they’re not in love.
(via this-new-romantic-way)
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Can you just stop with your cute face already?
This is genuinely my favourite candid interview ever. He looks so adorable and so effortlessly beautiful
No more. He needs to stop doing this to me.
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