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Tlsp is just two dudes with a dream and an exhibitionism kink

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how about some dad!tony and son!peter

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Had to make a starker version of this meme I saw on Twitter 🖤

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jennfive: I don’t want to believe the awful news this morning…. So here’s a shot from last night. Literally a blur. Hi Alex! 👋🏻 (Ace Hotel LA, April 20, 2016)

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not even the guillotine could stop the head that i would give him

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ainda estou aqui (2024)

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- Anything you wanna unburden yourself with, before this… happens? - Yes. I have wishes to bestow upon you.

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castiel's confused head tilt rb if u agree

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One main issue with the anti porn movement is lacking nuance.

You cannot treat some random person making porn of themselves, by themselves the same way you treat Hefner running Playboy.

The conditions simply aren't the same. You can't act like every sex worker is being abused and taken advantage of when that's simply not the case.

Some random couple filming amateur porn independently is nothing like Mia Khalifa being exploited.

Even if you're against porn across the board, no matter who makes it or how it's produced, you simply cannot treat them the same way.

Acting like there's not a difference in the situations is ignorant and harmful, even if you fully support all sex work being banned.

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This hate wave on Sabrina Carpenter is pissing me off so bad. It's a prime example on how people will lose all their respect for someone they once deemed as "innocent", "pure" and "clean" the second that person does anything related to sexuality.

The way I'd rarely see any hateful comment about her but the second she started performing Juno she's a whore and a bitch and a bop and all the names in the book. People view sexuality, especially women's, as something so dirty and degrading that it's worth losing all the regard they once had for that person.

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“I know they don’t (think it’s real) - it’s a hot fantasy. But I think, and you can probably help me out with this, that it might stem from their love of the two characters and how much they have invested in Sam and Dean, and there are really no characters that they want coming into that realm. I think it’s their love for these two characters, they don’t want anyone to interfere. They want it to be just the two of them, all the time, and I think that’s where it stems from. I don’t think they really think we’re gay. So I really think it’s just the fact they are left with no other option when thinking of these two characters, and of course these guys are together. Though I wish that two guys can just be heterosexual males and still have a brotherly love. But that’s why it’s called fiction!”

— Jensen Ackles, interview in Fandom at the Crossroads: Celebration, Shame and Fan/Producer Relationships, by Lynn Zubernis and Katherine Larsen, p. 220.

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I would die for him actually

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world's leading authority on waiting too long

marvel text posts 4/?

featuring real messages from theunsentproject.com

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another era, same diva

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and what about it?

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(trsl.) I love you very much, little brother. Don't forget it.

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i dunno. just feels like we moved on too quickly from this image