I am sometimes here

british people: better stop off at the next motorway services since i've been driving for 3 hours, which is 1 hour more than the highway code recommends!!
americans: yeah it's a pretty short drive only like 47 hours if i don't stop

regisfiliaaa:

Got ‘em, coach!

oh my god I love these two!

Three anonymous comments in one day, thank you anonymous people for entertaining me during my time of vomit!

Anyways to answer:

I am a selfish writer. Quite the selfish writer when it comes to sex.

I have a pretty strong urge toward a sexually dominant John. I like John taking the reigns in a few arenas, and sex falls within that. Sometimes I want him to just get Sherlock to stfu, and other times I want him to claim him, and take care of him. In a sexy way. So sue me.

I write what comes naturally to me, else it all reads as shite.

I have no doubt I’ll get around to some toplock at some point in life… though I am far more certain top!john is going to be the bulk of my body of work.

Toplock just doesn’t do the same things to me that top!john does. It’s no mystery that John is my favourite of the boys and I live vicariously through Sherlock with my John-obsession.

A couple fics that I love involving toplock, that keep me inside the story are:

Synesthetic by Kres. Because Sherlock is just mental, and perfect, and fantastic. And John stays his typical, baffled self. It’s all about the characterization for me, and this one rang true.

Seven Hours in the Sun by Hyacinth_sky747

Sherlock is vulnerable and sad, and sweet, and John is understanding and lovely.

I have to go throw up now. Because stomach virus. not because toplock

fuckoff-imacting:

ladyavenal:
mongolom:
To the Ends of the Earth (David Attwood, 2005)
And not one drop of a good drink was wasted…
I wept with laughter during his drunk scenes in this series…..
left middle gif..

freakazine:

KICKSTART YOUR DAY WITH: “Because Of Them, We Can…” by Eunique Jones Gibson

This amazing photo campaign for kids where African-American children pose as the great African Americans of our past and present that helped PoC to become who they are now, started out as a project for Black History Month. The photographer behind the project, Eunique J. Gibson, then realized that doing this for only 28 days out of the month of February couldn’t and wouldn’t do.

Extending it to a full year where everyday, she would post a new photograph up on social networks, Gibson started the Kickstarter to turn her photo series into a book. She hopes to raise $80,000 by mid June, and has so far raised a little over $9,000.

Want to help the cause? Click the title to support!

"Priya does not belong in the Dollhouse."
"She does now."

homovikings:

kelly sue deconnick is a gift

scifinut:

revenge-of-the-sock-puppets:
tattooposer:
wait what
THIS IS THE GREATEST THING I HAVE EVER BEEN A PART OF ON TUMBLR MY LIFE IS WORTH IT.
OH HOLY SHIT!

jenari:

wildcherrycarrie:
apricotica:
Perfect.
Sad I get this. So sad.
HAHA If by “sad” you mean “awesome”, then yes!

This.is.brilliant!!!!

katzmatt:

kisstini:
marsicistic:
dickbuttofficial:
Groot by Calen Hoffman from Propcustumz [Full imgur album]
Shut the fuck up this is so amazing. 😱
Omg
oh my god