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sweeneytad:

*dentist slaughters family in front of you*

they’re bleeding because you don’t floss

(via thatwhoviansynesthete)

tavrosofnitram:

“let me like that post so i can look at it again sometime!”

CRYING

(via booksdoctorsandwizards)

I started learning French this week, and I’ve decided that to pace myself with a little French reading, I would be reading The Chronicles of Narnia. Not head-on, but when I feel serious, I’ll do it.

I’ve read Narnia multiple times already too, so if I get stuck with a word in French, I can discern its meaning from memory. :)

b-lynninja:

I read a Narnia Confession recently that said this:

Susan’s ending was just unforgivable. The transition is realistic and always expected given her character traits, but when you really delve into the fact that her entire family got killed in a train crash just because she got into “lipstick and nylon and invitations,” it’s just wrong.

Were we reading the same version of The Last Battle?

When you die in Narnia, you die in our world.

When you die in our world, you cannot go back to Narnia.

Peter, Edmund, Lucy, and the others died defending/believing in Narnia.

(I haven’t actually read The Last Battle in a while but)

I don’t know why Lewis chose to have everybody but Susan die in a train accident, but he did.

Susan gave up on Narnia and deemed it childish because that was easier than accepting the fact she was too old to go there anymore and had to find Aslan in our world instead.

(Hint: He’s Jesus.)

That’s a childish reaction, IMO.

But seriously.

Her family did not die because she grew up.

Her family died because they got into an accident.

Period.

Lewis knew what he was doing with Susan, and I believe that had he continued her story, she’d have found her way back to Narnia.

She wasn’t allowed back to Narnia because she was too old.

Ed and Lu were no longer allowed in Narnia after VDT—except for in TLB, when they return at the end.

But they didn’t give up on it like Su did. They continued to believe.

And for that they were welcomed into Aslan’s Country.

And I firmly believe that Su would’ve been too, had she continued to believe in Narnia even though she was no longer young enough to visit.

Childlike faith.

Grow up, but continue believing in Aslan.

That’s what he wanted them to do, and Su failed to do it as of TLB.

That doesn’t mean she wouldn’t be welcomed back with open arms were she to decide to believe again—she would be.

She just didn’t get to go to Aslan’s Country with her siblings because she didn’t believe like they did.

It had almost nothing to do with her decision to go to parties/be a grown up and everything to do with her unbelief in something she had experienced.

Stop bashing Lewis’s decisions.

It makes me angry.

YES

(Source: pennypyro)

infinityandbeyondalways:

Guys I am doing a study (just for my pure interest in the subject, as i am a synesthete) and I need some data, if you are willing would you please answer all these questions in a fan mail to me or a message or a reblog or a post tagging me anything! lol I will not publish publicly any messages with the answers to your questions and will ignore any names attached to anything making it completely anon. 

Please make sure you clearly answer the question and feel free to use tons of detail!

Thanks!

1. Do you have synesthesia?(Yes/no)

2. Do you have dyslexia? (Yes/no) If yes, have you been diagnosed?

3. Do you have ADHD? (Yes/no) If yes, have you been diagnosed by a doctor? If you have been diagnosed do you currently take medication for it?

4. How old are you?

5. What is your gender?(male/female)

6. Does anyone in your family have synesthesia?(yes/no) If so list all the family members.

7. What types of synesthesia do you have? (List all)

8. Do you project or associate?

9. Do you have any food allergies? If yes please specify.

10. Do you conceder yourself to be creative? (yes/no)

11. DO you have problems with anxiety?

12. Do you get panic attacks?

13. Do you believe you have heightened senses?

14. Are you a picky eater?

15. Do you have a good memory?

16. Do you have Asthma?

17. What are things that trigger sensory overload for you?

18. Comments or anything else you think is relevant to this study?

1. Yes.
2. No.
3. No.
4. I’m 20
5. Male.
6. No.

     7. I project:

Musical Pitch->Color

Musical Chords->Color

Musical Instruments->Color

Pain->Color

Personalities->Color

Touch->Color

Emotion->Color

Vision->Sound

Sound->Touch

Pain->taste 

And I associate:

Weekdays->Color

Months->Color

Sequences->Spatial locations

8. I do both

9.No.

10.Yes.

11. No.

12.No. 

13. Yes.

14. Yes. 

15. Yes. 

16. No. 

17. Whiny and high-pitched voices

18. I can’t think of anything XD

(via a-synesthetic-world)

infinityandbeyondalways:

Guys I am doing a study (just for my pure interest in the subject, as i am a synesthete) and I need some data, if you are willing would you please answer all these questions in a fan mail to me or a message or a reblog or a post tagging me anything! lol I will not publish publicly any messages with the answers to your questions and will ignore any names attached to anything making it completely anon. 

Please make sure you clearly answer the question and feel free to use tons of detail!

Thanks!

1. Do you have synesthesia?(Yes/no)

2. Do you have dyslexia? (Yes/no) If yes, have you been diagnosed?

3. Do you have ADHD? (Yes/no) If yes, have you been diagnosed by a doctor? If you have been diagnosed do you currently take medication for it?

4. How old are you?

5. What is your gender?(male/female)

6. Does anyone in your family have synesthesia?(yes/no) If so list all the family members.

7. What types of synesthesia do you have? (List all)

8. Do you project or associate?

9. Do you have any food allergies? If yes please specify.

10. Do you conceder yourself to be creative? (yes/no)

11. DO you have problems with anxiety?

12. Do you get panic attacks?

13. Do you believe you have heightened senses?

14. Are you a picky eater?

15. Do you have a good memory?

16. Do you have Asthma?

17. What are things that trigger sensory overload for you?

18. Comments or anything else you think is relevant to this study?