Diary of a telephile
Fangirling since birth
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Post reblogged from “We tell ourselves stories in order to live.”
the postal service names their shit exactly like how a 16 y.o. names angsty fanfic
Explain.
try and tell me literally any one of these would not fit above a short story about two wholly random men from the MCU fingering each other, or possibly 12 chapters of one or more characters from a CW show being in high school while having a photogenic but terminal kind of cancer. try.
ok so i want to say in hindsight i think i could probably have been clearer
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Post reblogged from Love me like the world is ending
it’s funny that people on twitter hate tumblr so virulently bc i get it if you are logging on for the first time in 2025 tumblr probably does suck. however i wouldn’t know because i have been carefully curating my dash experience and mutual circle since 2011 and my circle of tumblrinas taken by itself is the greatest social networking site of all time
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Read somewhere that episode 5 is gonna be called “Good Old Desk”. Not me fooling myself into thinking this is a Trudy-centric episode because it’s not going to happen ever again (see Sigan saying she was going to have a big role in the second half of last season only for her to nearly die and disappear for WEEKS).
Though I’d so love to have an episode in which we see a day in the life of the district from Trudy’s perspective. A bit like that episode when Intelligence had their taser training while Kim and Roman were trying to get to the end of shift alive.
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Photoset reblogged from you and me, always.
CHICAGO P.D.
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Post reblogged from did you hear about the girl who lives in delusion?
CHICAGO FIRE
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Photoset reblogged from Diary of a telephile
Deputy Radigan. I’ll give you her number.
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Post reblogged from Haunted Autumn Whispers
i love autumnal wood 🥹🧡
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Post reblogged from american bank robber (1910-1934)
“What I would really like to do is be faceless and bodiless. And be left alone.”
KLUTE (1971) dir. Alan J. Pakula
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It’s not the Wall Street Journal, but there’s a quiz in there that determines whether you’re a summer or a fall.
