#Jesse Parent

[jesse-pinko]

Every other aspect of Jesse’s trauma makes me go oh no poor blorbo :( but his relationship w his parents and thinking ab it in the context of the series aftermath actually makes me unwell… they never even knew him they only ever saw the worst in him and now they’ve had that validated by his own actions and they’ll never know how sorry he is and that he was a good kid at heart and they didn’t imagine it and they still love him but how can they have loved him if they never even knew him and only ever saw the worst in him *flatlines*

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

I Am All In Rewatch - Episode 3x8

Oh my god, that was brilliant. That was brilliant. That scene was brilliant. And she said that and then look they cut back to Luke and he's looking at her. He goes, he goes, what you find amusing amazes me and he just walked out. That was brilliant. That was funny. Did you see the look on his face like he just smelled a sour lemon?...That was so good. -Scott

[waystarresourceco]

Jesse explaining that although all three boys generally experienced the same physical abuse, Roman has internalized his experience as a victim in a different way than Kendall and Connor.   

“I would suggest Logan would have cuffed and hit all the boys at different times in their lives.  I think the difference for Roman maybe is that he feels like he was bullied in the domestic environment and so we can all react to things in different ways. I think Connor and Kendall probably have experienced that and have managed to accommodate it without it being a big part of their psychology whereas I think Roman being that beaten dog and being - there’s often a dynamic isn’t there with bullied people as sort of needing the feeling of negative attention that you get from that and I think he’s become, not addicted to it, but related to it.” 

Excerpt from Firecrotch and Normcore: They Like to Watch (recorded at Edinburgh Fringe Festival) – Aug. 29, 2023

[800db-cloud]

i’m… not sure why i made this actually.

[akajustmerry]

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[weepynymph]

3.20 / 4.11 / 5.22

[idiotinsuspenders]

Everyone is talking about Lukas and Jesse adopting Radar. Why can’t we have more content of Harper and Ivor adopting Jesse

[cantsayidont]

May 2004. Speaking of "objectively deranged": In BATGIRL #50, Batman and Batgirl (Cassandra Cain) beat the crap out of each other, nearly get blown up, and end up almost drowning in the Gotham River (which all things considered is probably more dangerous than any of the rest). Batman's coterie of Bat-flunkies run around frantically trying to intervene, assuming that Bruce and Cass have been dosed with a new super-drug that causes homicidal rage, but Bruce later tells Barbara Gordon that wasn't the case at all:

"But it works"? Does it though, Bruce? Does it really?

[zuliuli]

Inktober 2024 Day#6 -Trek-

Jesse: "Are we there yet?"

Ivor: "Say that one more time, and I'm poisoning you..."

[emmafallsinlove]

imagine nyc!rory and stars hollow!jess au……..

[greenpidge101]

Whenever I see the “Richie has bad parents/bad Maggie and wentworth” tag, I can’t read the fic. I literally can’t see Maggie and Went being bad parents

[kylejsugarman]

obviously the breaking bad cast was appropriately lauded and rewarded for their performances but none of those award-nominated scenes of drama and suspense and intensity compare to the Family Dinner From Hell in 5x06. anna gunn projecting an icy contempt that literally penetrates thru the screen and pierces the audience watching to the point that it's genuinely intimidating to make eye contact with her. bryan cranston visibly trying to puppeteer the two people in front of him with his mind, silently seething like an angry teen in the backseat who wants his parents to know that he's pissed. and fucking aaron paul literally reverting to ten years of age, making child of divorce-like attempts to break the silence and turn his parents' attention to himself instead of each other with compliments, then jokes, then finally giving up and hiding behind a glass of water so he can go to his mind palace. orson welles has been VERY quiet since this episode dropped.

[sarcasticallyinclined]

i forgot to take my adhd meds so i spent 3 hours making a shipping chart instead of like. having dinner

[bettercallmoshiiixd]

something about Alma and her parents :3

[iwasbored777]

"But why did Gwen push Miles away like that if she loves him so much?" You ask as if in the same movie we didn't watch her father, the person she loves more than anything and the person that she thought that loves her more than anything, disown her right away because he learned one thing about her that he didn't like.

[sequencefairy]

not to put too fine a point on it but like, you know, tell people who you love that you love them.