Had To Put How The House Md Fandom Views Chase Into Words

Shoutout to @boygeniusmemes, this is me everytime I rewatch the movie.

life's little beauties are too sweet to not be sampled and savored

In the club freakin it Wilson style

“Remember, being yourself is the only way to find out who truly cares and loves you for you.”

— TheGoodVibe

splenda

my body's made of Splenda packets

mostly pink, some yellow too

you wanna tear me open

to sweeten things for you

i always end up dirty

and torn up on the floor

once you rip the paper

there ain't sweetness anymore

and i'm all artificial

though I know I may seem true

cause Splenda's made from sucralose

chlorine and hatred too

so why not just take sugar?

it would spare us all the hurt

cause Splenda's far too sweet

and the wrappers end up in the dirt

HA NEVERMIND WE'RE BACK I'M GOOD

i feel like shit

it's stupid to be this upset over an app but I haven't felt this upset in a while. 2024 was a great year for me and 2025 is starting off shitty. if it isn't too much to ask, I'd love some fun asks to keep my mind off of things. I lost a lot of connection today and I'd like to feel it again. thank you lovely people

- Belle

Hey, are you having a bad day? Did you know that the actor of Neil Perry, Robert Sean Leonard (Bobby) loves theatre more than acting in front of a camera? Bobby's love for theatre is just like Neil's love for theatre. <3

He also once played a teacher who cares for his struggling 17-year-old student.

Sounds familiar? Let me show you something...

So don't worry. Neil is alive, and Bobby made his dream come true. ❤️

potential is a terrifying power we humans hold

to know that we could be anything, that we are everything

that it could shift or vanish in an instant

that nothing may matter later, but everything matters now

burn the house down with the toast

You took my pen by accident

I remember more that most

You took my heart on purpose

Burn the house down with the toast

You made my walls come screeching down

The friction started a fire

You took my crown, my wealth my pride

Now ashes on a pire

my personal experience with DPS and other ramblings

my mother introduced me to the film when I was about 13 or so and I immediately latched onto it and made it part of my personality. i became an extremely pretentious high schooler and would unironically say shit about sucking the marrow out of life (and yes I am embarrassed about it now)

but when I was applying for colleges and I told my mom I wanted to be a theatre major she kinda lost her shit and told me that it was a stupid waste of time and money and i was absolutely GOING THROUGH IT

fast forward to now, I'm a junior in college (theatre major) and I watched DPS with my mom and my brother (his first time watching it) and I realized that my mom fundamentally misunderstood the point of the movie

I will never forget her telling me that she AGREED WITH NEIL'S DAD AND THAT KEATING WAS A DANGEROUS PERSON AND A BAD EDUCATOR

my brother who is into stem and is unappreciative of the arts anyway said that Neil was just kinda stupid and that the movie wasn't that good (????? major side eye on that one but whatever)

i just got so sad for little 17 year old me. she was incredibly sensitive and fragile and I just wonder had my mother been even just slightly harsher about me being a theatre major what would have happened to me?

then a few weeks ago I was talking to my friend. she's the type of person you don't have casual conversations with, you immediately dive into philosophy and morals and art and knowing each other's souls.

we got to the topic of dead poets society and the people who "just don't get it". the people who watch it once and never think about it again. the people who are so content that they are happy to remain stagnant. those who don't yearn for change, or to be known, to make art. those who are content to live and not

Live!!!!

and I'll never understand them and they'll never understand me. and the world will continue on like this. there will be people who stand still and those who can't stop moving