Everything I see related to the TFiOS movie makes me weepy because TFiOS.
Oh god.
I just got hit with the most awful wave of Augustus Waters feels.
I need to not Tumble in class. Christ.
the fault is not in our stars, but in ourselves.
I have trust issues with authors
- me reading: this character is going to die. isn't he.
- the author:
- me reading: I can't care about this character. I can't care about him as much as I want to because he's going to die
- the author:
- me reading: I can tell you're writing him like he's going to die, author
- the author:
- me reading: I'm not falling for this.
- the author:
- me reading: oh maybe he's not going to die.
- the author:
- me reading: because if he was he should have died there
- the author:
- me reading: okay, I'll care about him
- the author:
- me reading: I see that I can trust y---
- *character dies*
- the author: TROLOLOLOLOLOL
- me reading: FUCK SHIT FUCK YOU FUCK YOU NEVER AGAIN NEVER FUCKING AGAIN
I’m sure we all knew this already, but I just figured I’d remind you.
The word “okay” is used 138 times in The Fault in Our Stars
(Source: runswithvamps)
(Source: sauvezmoi)
How Hazel felt about An Imperial Affliction is how I feel about Hank & John…
Options:
I can either Netflix more HIMYM and be thoroughly amused, or I can re-read TFiOS until I cry.
The fact that I’m having trouble choosing says a lot.
Okay, update:
This is not the same variety of horrible I had been predicting. Still bad though, and I don’t know what’s going to happen next, and I don’t want to make any more predictions because clearly I’m kind of bad at it (although I was certainly close).
