Fred Durst Is A Catboy

im unsure why this is my first reblog on this account but it just is now :'(

bass makes a dollar. i make a dime. that's why i think about lesbian sex on company time

"it's all in your head" correct! unfortunately I am also in there

my dad core @im-secretly-a-frog

Shoutout to my dad who accidentally moved into an up and coming black lgbt neighborhood and was very disappointed to learn that all of his “new friends” weren’t actually interested in how to use iNaturalist or where he saw coyotes on his walks 😔🙏🏻

how it feels opening tumblr recently

i don't know why i decided to spend 5 minutes creating this

.^.

my thought process when 21 /ij

yoou guys wont be laughing when i suddenly collapse unconscious and have to be taken to the hospital. then youll all see <- normal thought process to have while doing anything i dont want to

Hannibal and Winston: a parallel

Hannibal and Winston enter Will's life basically at the same moment, as he's starting to fall apart.

They both immediately show fierce loyalty and partiality to him - a predilection unmatched by other dogs or people in Will's life - stubbornly refusing to leave his side during his slow descent into the hell of illness.

No one in the entire series loves Will Graham more than these two. In the same episode, they're depicted pining for his absence while Will's in prison, looking for him in familiar places even if they know Will is not there.

Hannibal 2x01, Kaiseki

But what are Will's motivations? Hannibal and Winston are two strays, both wary and lonely, and Will welcomes them in his pack, in the family of strays he desperately craves to form. It makes sense for Winston, but Hannibal? Why has Will been so confident in trusting a complete stranger, if not because he's unconsciously recognised Hannibal as one of his?

Winston could obviously represent Will's desire towards good, while Hannibal reveals himself as the catalyst of his darker side. But in the end, Will chooses Hannibal, even if it means leaving Winston behind, because Hannibal's the one needing him the most.

The feral, rabid dog who tried to bite him every chance he's got. Hannibal, a man able to show love only through violence, deception and manipulation.

In the end, he's the one Will is ready to die with, because even the thought of Hannibal dying alone is unbearable to him.