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[Leyah]

*eyes open wide as I realised I had no idea of what they talking about, again*

[Marlene]

I love apple cobbler! 'Tis a delicious baked good, Leyah.

And yes, please don't leave, Leyah! Ellie and I are demented fangirls with serious infatuation issues, but that shouldn't make you feel left out.

[Leyah]

I know... but, falling in love with a 40-year-old with wife and child?

[Marlene]

No, we don't fall in love with a 40-year-old with wife and child. We appreciate the person in question, but respect their life. And most of our infatuation is in jest.

Ellie and I have standards, don't worry! :)

[Marlene]

[Leyah]

HAHAHA! Love it, love it!

[Marlene]

The poor little forgotten Doctor. :( <3

[Leyah]

:)

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John Hurt. When Moffat was casting him he was just loving his last name.

[Irene]

Elevetha wrote: "COBBLER!!!! I LOVE COBBLER!!!

Have you had peach and blueberry?"

Yes, we make fresh cobblers every year :)

[Leyah]

...

[johanna (jo), soliloquist.]

The Lady Ellaia (Leyah) wrote: "*eyes open wide as I realised I had no idea of what they talking about, again*"

Join the Club ^

Elevetha wrote: "Fighting over actors twice our age, only some of whom are married. It's a...thing. We're silly that way, me and Eris."

Isn't that what fangirls do?

[Leyah]

That's what fangirls are

[[deleted user]]

I like icecream.

[Marlene]

I feel uncomfortable if I'm not wearing a saint's medal of some kind.

[Elevetha]

Johanna ღ♣✽Hobbit and Proud✽♣ღ wrote: "The Lady Ellaia (Leyah) wrote: "*eyes open wide as I realised I had no idea of what they talking about, again*"

Join the Club ^

Elevetha wrote: "Fighting over actors twice our age, only some of w..."

That is very true.

[johanna (jo), soliloquist.]

Delaney~Yer a Timelord, Sherlock wrote: "I like icecream."

Hokey Pokey. <3

[Elevetha]

Ladeedadum

[Ethan]

la dee dee dee dum.

[Marlene]

_

Not looking, not looking, not looking, not looking...

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He's okay, but...

[johanna (jo), soliloquist.]

. . .

[Elevetha]

WOAH.

ERIS.

THIS...

I promised Ethan I'd be his and no one else's. I promised. I promised. I promised. *hides behind hands*


*peeks*

I'M SORRY. not sorry

[Marlene]

Oh, come now, Jo. Certainly you have some fictional beau?

Ahem.



Sigh... :) :) :)

[Marlene]

Elevetha wrote: "WOAH.

ERIS.

THIS...

I promised Ethan I'd be his and no one else's. I promised. I promised. I promised. *hides behind hands*


*peeks*

I'M SORRY. not sorry"

Dammit, I am terrible at wrecking relationships. MEA CULPA, MEA MAXIMA CULPA.

Should I take the Dean away? ;)

[Elevetha]

OH YEAH. You pulled out mea maxima culpa:D:D

No. He can stay.

[johanna (jo), soliloquist.]

No, I don't, Eris:) (Not even non-fictional xD) Sorry to disappoint.

[Marlene]

Wow, no crushes? That's amazing. When I first discovered Jeremy Brett as a lass I was head-over-heels in love with Sherlock Holmes. I wanted to be like him and I wanted to marry him.

Always the fangirl.

[johanna (jo), soliloquist.]

:) Don't get me wrong -- I love my fictional friends . . . but they're just that: friends. I'm not in love with them:) That concept kind of freaks me out. xD

[Elevetha]

I'm not in love with them; that would be absurd.

[Marlene]

It's not "true love." Ellie and I have very firm and developed ideas about what Love is. But when you're lonely, your books can sometimes be the only friends and portals to life that you have, hence the emotional bond with characters in them.

[Elevetha]

Eris Vakarian, Lionheart wrote: "It's not "true love." Ellie and I have very firm and developed ideas about what Love is. But when you're lonely, your books can sometimes be the only friends and portals to life that you have, henc..."

Beautifully said, dear.

[johanna (jo), soliloquist.]

Well, I have to agree with that ^

And I'm glad.

[Elevetha]

You honestly thought I was in love with them? *scared for what kind of person I appear to be*

[johanna (jo), soliloquist.]

Some people claim to be :)

[Elevetha]

Well, yeah. But in jest.

[johanna (jo), soliloquist.]

So, wait . . . you do want to marry them, but you're not in love with them >.<

*scrambling to understand* I've never understood this fangirling thing . . .

[Leyah]

It's... a... *struggles to explain* ....thing. They look... nice, so therefore... fangirls want to marry them... but not actually

[Leyah]

Ooh! I got 200 pages! *dances*

[Leyah]

Irene wrote: "Elevetha totally needs a title like this though:

Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of Her other Realms and Territories Que..."

Umm...

"Elevetha the First, of the Fellowship of the Cuvânt Elocvent, of the Royal Court of the Atrium and other realms within the Kingdom of Ethvania, Keeper of the Great Library, Holder of the Sacred Quill, Lady of the Munți Interzis and of the Lacul de Zânelor, Daughter of the Ielelor, Queen of her Court and her Nation, Custodian of the Mind until Death or Demission."

"Ethan the Third, of the Fellowship of the Cuvânt Elocvent, of the Royal Court of the Atrium and other realms within the Kingdom of Ethvania, Forger of the Literary Sword, Head of the Shining Congress, Lord of the Pădure de Lumina Puternica and of the Cheie de Foc Zeilor within, Messenger of the Gods and of Heaven, King of his Court and his Nation, Protector of the Peace until Death or Demission."

I was bored, ok?

[Irene]

The Lady Ellaia (Leyah) wrote: "Irene wrote: "Elevetha totally needs a title like this though:

Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of Her other Realms and Te..."

Haha, those are great Leyah!! :)

[Elevetha]

The Lady Ellaia (Leyah) wrote: "Irene wrote: "Elevetha totally needs a title like this though:

Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of Her other Realms and Te..."

Those are brilliant!!! I heartily approve.

[Elevetha]

Johanna ღ♣✽Hobbit and Proud✽♣ღ wrote: "So, wait . . . you do want to marry them, but you're not in love with them >.<

*scrambling to understand* I've never understood this fangirling thing . . ."

No, we don't wish to marry them, nor are we in love with them.

[Marlene]

WOAH! You are amazing, Leyah! Yes, those should totally be Ellie and Ethan's titles. Well done!

And no, we don't really want to marry the actors or fictional characters (although you bet I would run after a fictional character if they magically became real-life). Basically the characters and actors whom we are "crushing" on possess qualities that we find attractive, but we don't take it seriously.

Trying to explain fangirling. Wow. It's tougher than I thought.

[Elevetha]

A lot harder.

[Marlene]

It just comes naturally to us, so it's hard to explain... basically if you spend enough time on Tumblr, you will become a fangirl. Even if you swear not to, you will.

I remember the days when I was first becoming a Whovian, and I swore I'd never become a fangirl or demented fan.

BWAHAHAHAHA! Oh, young me, so innocent you were.

[Elevetha]

You know, I don't think I stood a chance. My sister and I have been fangirling over books and shows for as long as I can remember. She introduced me to every fandom I have and we've discovered some together. She read me Narnia and Prydain when I was younger and she took me to see movies, as she still does. We tune in to all the shows together. We exchange books and/or fight over who reads the new one first. We stay up late and discuss character development and how that scene was OOC. We create fan-mixes and fan-casts. I mean, really. No chance and I wouldn't change that. Just thinking over the inordinate amounts of awesome we've been through together is mind boggling.

[Marlene]

Oh, that is awesome! :D Your sister is a fantastic teacher and mentor. I think I was a fangirl, too, before I even admitted I was one. I would write fanfictions when I was younger (even if I didn't call them that), and I would pretend I was the characters all the time. I strongly wanted characters to be together, and imagined OCs to go with the real characters. I did that particularly for Narnia, LOTR, and Star Wars. Appreciating and creating fiction is just a huge part of my life that the transition to Fangirl was a natural one.

[Elevetha]

I was such a pretender. I was hardly ever me; I was always in Narnia(There was a portal in the chimney) or Prydain(The south woods...) or just some random character I made up that had nothing to do with anything. Oh, and I was very frequently at A. boarding school or B. some kind of inn.

[Marlene]

I always checked for Narnia in the closet, but the thing I'm most proud of was my first attempt a big story project. It was basically a Narnia knock-off, complete with normal kids appearing in the land and a unicorn replacement for Aslan. A few things were my own, though - the Queen of Storming was this lass called Lucinda, and she commanded an army to rescue her cousin, who was kidnapped by these evil race of women warriors, called the Feres. I think Lucinda's aunt was their leader or something. Anyhow, I made a play about this world, and I illustrated it and everything. I was about eight or nine when I started it. I can't remember. It was definitely during my first year of homeschooling, though!