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Tumblr, get that gif-set of Mindy Kaling and the person she sexually harassed off of my dashboard

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Prove it. Prove what? That you’re Peter Parker. I don’t carry an ID with me, y’know, kind of defeats the whole anonymous superhero thing.

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Chloé - Fall 1990 RTW

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Shiki (2021)

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Today

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Hungarian Folk Costume from Kalotaszeg, Transylvania

"This distinctive, colourful and heavily ornamented costume is characteristic of the Hungarian people of Magyarvista, present-day Viştea, Kalotaszeg region, Romania. A number of Hungarian communities whose regions became part of Romania after 1920 have maintained their identity. " - The British Mueseum

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Broadway Revival (2017)

Mungojerrie, Rumpleteazer

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Censorship doesn’t only matter when you think something you like might be censored next. Censorship is wrong in and of itself.

Fiction is fiction. It’s not real. People should be allowed to purchase and engage with fiction that others dislike. They should be allowed to purchase and engage with fiction that others find wrong.

I was going to say “people might be using fictionalized depictions of things to explore their trauma! They might be using it to explore important messages! They might be using it for [other justification]”. And any of these things could be true. But they don’t need to be.

Censorship of fiction is wrong. It doesn’t matter if the things I like will not be censored. It doesn’t matter if I find the things being censored repulsive. The problem with focusing on the slippery slope is that it assumes that the bad thing happening now is only bad because of what might come next. But censorship is bad in and of itself.

No one should choose what others can engage with. Not Mastercard. Not Visa. Not Collective Shout. Not Moms for Liberty. No one.

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Anthony Bridgerton in 2.01 Capital R Rake

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Asia Tour (2020)

Jemima

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Jonathan Bailey as Dr Henry Loomis photographed by Jason Boland

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MARIE ANTOINETTE (2006) dir. Sofia Coppola

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Jellicle ball, still a real one.

Ella Fitzpatrick and Jake O'Brien, from Jake's tiktok on 20 July 2025 (Australia tour).

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+ bonus

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Vienna Revival (2019)

Cassandra, Mungojerrie