#LIKE!!

[misstwentyynine]

Woke up thinking about Tim going from carefully removing his glasses before sex to barely hanging onto them mid fuck and how much it represents his character growth from ‘52 to ‘57

[parkitaco]

will byers canonically wants to kiss mike wheeler on the lips happy fucking holidays everyone

[secretmellowart]

Got inspired by Stray, and painted a cat feeding her kittens <3. I may paint more of this little family in the future

[rose-s-587]

jordan being so relieved to finally be able to switch! and not being masc like they do to be defensive instead of vulnerable

[blackkatmagic]

Once again screaming wailing gnashing my teeth over the lost and ignored themes of distrust, worthlessness, ambition, and loyalty in Son Jin Woo.

Like!! This is a man who explicitly says he learned to never trust other people because they always turn on him and betray him eventually, and raises soldiers from the dead with the explicit feeling that they're desperately reaching out to him, specifically, to save them from death. He surrounds himself with an army of fanatically loyal undead, and it's mentioned a few times that he's just as fanatically loyal to them in return, that he mourns every single one, and it's purely his own willpower that lets him reanimate them, that how much he wants them to be his is what gives him the power to raise them.

He's quiet and ruthless and set up to be a remorseless killer who doesn't give a damn about anyone but those he decides to love, who follows and surveils his loved ones at all times so he knows they're safe, who uses people without pause and doesn't care what people think about him. He loves fighting and gets a thrill from every time he gains power, says explicitly that as he levels up he feels more and more divorced from humanity, and only relies on his shadow army! He's a villain-coded figure in the role of hero and it's!! so cool!!!

And yet the narrative takes all these interesting bits and just. never addresses them. There's no consequence of Jin Woo feeling any of this. The whole series devolves into bland power fantasy/Gary Stu ridiculousness where the whole world can be divided into Good Guys Who Love the Protagonist and Bad Guys Who Hate/Are Jealous of the Protagonist. What a waste. We could have had it aaaaaall.

[pilferingapples]

also that poll now has me thinking about how things would go if Marius WAS the only one who had died...

[zo1nkss]

the way ppl treat Stede leaving his family is so upsetting tbh.

Tell me you've never lived your entire life bearing the weight of expectations you literally cannot meet without telling me.

Like y'all forget this was a repressed gay man. He didn't leave "on a whim", that is a gross misrepresentation by A STRAIGHT WOMAN who went on to THRIVE in his absence.

And don't come at me with any of that "But Alex, No One Said Mary Was Straight In Canon" no one said Stede was gay either! Cut the semantics, this is not about your frilly little queer headcanons. Mary has only ever been intimate with men in canon, at least in the case of i stances she enjoyed. The same goes for Stede and we all accept this means he's gay. Idc what u project onto Mary Bonnet, we're discussing /canon verse/ content here.

It's extremely homophobic of y'all to just hop on the bandwagon of a str8 woman grossly misunderstanding the turmoil her husband was experiencing in order to center herself as a victim in a situation where - frankly - she was a complacent bystander at best.

Like yeah Mary saw it as a whim bc he did not communicate with her. But we KNOW, it is shown IN CANON, that Stede spent years deliberating that decision. That is LITERALLY the opposite of a whim, plz shut up!!

The fact that y'all cannot recognize an unreliable perspective when you see one shows me you shouldn't be doing in-depth analysis of these scenes bc u literally do not understand how to read the intentional implications if they smacked you across the face.

[hephaestn]

once you reach mid-twenties, you should be able to restart life with the knowledge you have gathered. because the interests i’ve developed through adulthood are nowhere near the ones i had as a teenager and i can’t believe i’m stuck with some choices sixteen year old me had to choose for adult me

[yearning-butch]

Not to queer discourse but like. People claiming to be bi lesbians or pan lesbians need to do some fucking research. Lesbianism is inherently exclusionary! If you have any attraction to men, you are not a lesbian! If you are a man, you are not a lesbian! Lesbianism is specifically defined as (and always has been defined as) non men who love and are attracted to non men.

[likesummerrainn]

SurrealEstate 2.03 The Butler Didn't

"Why do all of August's machines look like what people in 1953 thought machines in 1997 would look like..."

[happyandticklish]

When lees do the lip bite thing

Kicking, screaming, losing my goddamn mind

[cassiecasyl]

go mad (love unsaid)

@spnpoetryrenaissance day 6: Shadows + escapril day 6: if I told you, you’d go mad

if I told you, you’d go mad so I told you that I heard;  yet the truth remains unsaid, just a quiet aftermath.  ‘cause there’s a shadow on my back, and a shadow up ahead, so I’m happy here to stay in the middle (with you) no, not happy though—glad, content and forever sad that’s how it goes; now, don’t be mad. it’s fine, I’m fine, okay that’s what we always say I’m the sacrifice today so sorry I can’t stay. ‘cause you don’t think  you deserve to be saved and maybe I  don’t wanna be saved so— you’d go mad if I told you and I’d be dead if I told you so I heard what you prayed but nothing more, nothing more.  there’s peace when we’re done and love means I’m done so I just leave a mark to tell you:  the circle renewed, all clad; God has won.  My love, it’s time to go mad. 

[dragonairice]

What if I wrote a fic about caleo working out their relationship huh what then

[sluttybibuck]

no one has ever been able to capture the excruciating magical heart wrenching experience of having a crush quite like 19 year old taylor swift when she wrote enchanted

[neurovamp]

waiting room by phoebe bridgers is so quintessentially arthur morgan