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👏🏾Education 👏🏾is 👏🏾a 👏🏾right,👏🏾 not👏🏾 a👏🏾 service 👏🏾

Pass along and use the shit out of them

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Some Like It Hot (1959) dir. Billy Wilder

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Just finished reading a faberry fanfic titled Deus Ex Machina by A. Kline and I gotta say that fanfic was such a delicious read also I Want You To Want Me, What Doors May Open, and I’ll Be. My favorite of all time yupppppp Yes GAWD!! Absofuckinglutely yes give me 14 of em rn

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Not Cranium dropping the pilot today only to be like "Oh yeah! We changed the dynamic of PhinBua from rival grads to Former Lovers Who Broke Up Over Misunderstandings But Come Back Together For Work And Gently Heal Each Other's Wounds To Reconcile and Get Back Together Again."

Seriously. This is Going to hurt me.

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Whoever thinks Ellen sacrificed herself to save the men from Nosferatu are the same dumb ass people who think Will sacrificed himself to save everyone from Hannibal. Failing miserably to understand that both craved and yearned for their dark lovers, but were ashamed of the wanting.

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Somewhere Somehow the Pilot (2025)

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CRANIUM | PILOT

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Pluto the series is truly one of the best gl series i've ever watch before. The storyline, the way the scene not only there for fanservice and the acting..... oh gosh, all of the main characters are a great actress & actor. Ofc especially Namtan & Film, they once again prove themselves as one of the most talented gmmtv actress out there. How Film could potray every single May's emotion and with how Namtan could potray two different character with completely different nature. It's sooo amazing how you could totally see the differences between Oom & Aioon just from their eye expression or even from their body language. Gmm, I swear to god you should have treated your actresses better. All of pluto's achievement proving that gl is not less popular than bl. They deserve to be treated as good as the bl actors.

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Oooooo question, out of all the people you have studied throughout your studies, who have you found most fascinating, and why?

Yk it's gotta be Johannes Reuchlin. Dude was a German Catholic priest trying to understand the relevance of Kabbalistic literature to Catholicism, two years after the Alhambra Decree.

I think part of what makes him so fascinating is that he clearly liked Jewish people and Judaism as a whole, but they were completely alien to him, and actively demonized by the religious organization he was a part of. Gershom Scholem calls "the first great Christian scholar of hebrew" which is certainly saying something.

It's hard to explain that he was writing under a once-in-a-generation series of social and political factors, and it made De Verbo Merifico one of the most unique religious texts ever produced.

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once i beat the depression and the burnout and the anxiety and the loneliness and the exhaustion and the guilt and the awkwardness and the apathy and the low income and the chronic illness and the impatience and the vulnerability and the creative block and the capitalism and the cruelty THEN you'll see

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Wifey: Are you sad?

Me: Yeah.

Wifey: Would watching a Star Trek Wars make you feel better?

Me: Yeah. Let's watch Star Gate Trek Wars Galactica 5.

Wifey: I know you are making fun of me, but don't know how or why the joke is funny.

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Remember that time when Emma was nervous to ask Regina if she could buy her a drink? And Regina just patiently waited for her pretending to be deeply involved in a conversation with her tea. This set of gestures and looks, is exactly what its like to be sitting next to someone you are deeply in love with.

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Remember that time when Emma was nervous to ask Regina if she could buy her a drink? And Regina just patiently waited for her pretending to be deeply involved in a conversation with her tea. This set of gestures and looks, is exactly what its like to be sitting next to someone you are deeply in love with.

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defying gravity actually straight in comparison to book glinda and elphie parting in the emerald city

HOLD OUT MY SWEET????? after a KISSS???? gregory I love what you have done for lesbians

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People just watching the movie for the first time: Glinda and Elphie are so gay for each other

Long time fans of wicked: Glinda and Elphie are so gay for each other

The actors who have played Glinda or Elphaba: Glinda and Elphie are so gay for each other

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo specifically: Glinda and Elphie are so gay for each other

Gregory Maguire himself: Glinda and Elphie are so gay for each other

Every person ever to work on Wicked book movie or musical: Glinda and Elphie are so gay for each other

Some people who are very in denial: they’re friendship is so straight and pure

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You're not "too sensitive" for getting upset when someone purposely upsets you. It's not "just a joke". They know what they're doing. They're just hiding their bullying behind the label of joking so they can play innocent.

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"How am I supposed to tell the difference between an autistic child asking for clarification and a defiant child challenging my authority?"

You're not.

Wanting to be treated like an authority is inherently harmful to autistic people. And that's true no matter how many autism textbooks you read.

When you expect someone to obey you, you're naturally going to look for ways to interpret everything as disobedience.

And when you misinterpret something, no one is going to correct you. Your autistic child will not know how to explain things to you because their autism makes explaining things difficult, because they're a child who never had the chance to figure out how to do that, and because they'll be punished for arguing if they phrase something wrong. Other adults will most likely also be authoritarian and will agree with you. Other children will most likely be afraid they'll get in trouble too if they don't stay out of it. And when no one corrects you, you'll naturally use that as evidence that you're right.