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your website is amazing! reading about all the historical clothing pieces was really interesting, and it's inspired me to look into the etruscan civilisation!!
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I love the theme you have going on on your website and all the fun little hovers!
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inthewreckage
5 days ago
thank you!! i'm actually addicted to making everything change on hover. i like how your hovers glow!! and your loki shrine is so cool, i know nothing about their marvel version but it makes me want to look into it. do you know the song 'loki' by gealdýr?
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overthesea
4 days ago
@inthewreckage I did not know it! I will listen to it tomorrow though, thank you for the rec and thank you for you kind words!
I had a very visceral reaction to your site because it reminds me sooo much of an old cd-rom game I used to play as a kid! it was a shipwreck/pirate themed I Spy game, and I haven't thought about it in years!! extremely cool website, thank you for the inadvertent deja vu :)
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inthewreckage
5 days ago
your website is so nostalgic too, i love the little icons on the side bar! and your art is amazing! also i went down an 'i spy treasure hunt' rabbit hole after reading this, i can't believe i never played it as a kid, it looks so fun. thank you so much!!
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love this place! reminds me of the feeling of finding something special (colored bottle, huge conch shell, hermit crab, etc.) at the beach, excited to watch it grow (you've done so much already so fast wow)(+ added your button to gw)
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inthewreckage
2 weeks ago
this is the biggest compliment ever, thank you!! your website is so cosy and nostalgic, it reminds me of exploring the bush as a kid and seeing evidence of magic in everything (also your writing is beautiful)
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this is so cool! i watched the matrix as a kid but hardly remember it, your page makes me want to rewatch it so bad
beautiful poetry, especially enjoyed 'on grieving' (i'm also working on a site page showcasing scrap pieces of paper)
@girl-wonderlost thank you so much! it was based on how alexander the great looked to achilles' grief for patroclus to help process his own grief for hephaestion, but i changed it to be a god/mortal contradiction. i'm excited to see your scrap paper page (and to read more of your writing)!!