#Mazikeen Smith

[tomellisfan45]

[finalgirlsidney]

@lgbtqcreators event 20 — love and hate + creator bingo — lgbtq ship (temp)

Maze and Eve

[forsapphics]

Mazikeen Smith, you're an ICON 👑

[mockingjayne12]

my first lucifer watch throwback: 31 december 2021

[incorrectdevilquotes]

Linda: Why is when something happens it's always you three?

Chloe, Lucifer, and Maze: ...

Chloe: Believe me, Linda. I've been asking myself the same question for six years.

[krug3r2312]

*at a tavern, all super drunk*

Arthur *stumbling*: w’at you say ‘bout me?

Random drunk guy: I said ‘your a right prat ain’t ya?’

Merlin: HEY! *staggers over to the man and glares up at him, swaying on his feet* no one calls my prat a prat

[willofred]

[markedbyindecision]

2x04 || 2x08

[ikvgai]

[sappho-favourite-pupil]

#SERIOUSPOST

We all know "representation matters", but i feel like we don't talk about how important can it be. Because, i gotta be honest: i probably would have never - or it would have taken me much longer - to realise i was attracted to women, if it wasn't for the representation i saw.

This feels a little problematic to say, because it kind of sounds like i'm saying that seeing wlw representation turned me into a lesbian, which is not possible of course. What i'm trying to tell is, yeah, i've always thought girls were prettier than boys, i've always randomly picked a male classmate to be my crush, i've always said that i did not want to get married or have kids (with a man)...But, despite all this, i didn't figure out i was lesbian.

Even despite the fact i've never felt romantic, and let alone sexual attraction, for any guy i've met, i did not figure out i was lesbian.

And it's not that i didn't know about lesbians or gays, because i did know they existed (for a certain period of time i was even slightly homophobic lmao), it's just nobody had ever shown me an actual alternative to heterosexuality. The moment i was exposed to wlw/lesbian representation, i knew that was what i wanted in my life, without a doubt. I was a bit surprised, but honestly i do not even remember being scared about it, because the fact i had always liked women was suddently so clear and so natural that i was like "yeah, sure, it makes so much sense".

I feel like this is the reason why nowadays people are discovering to be queer earlier than ever before, and it's not because the internet is infecting them with the gay or something, but because they get much more representation than any past generation.

For someone is easier to figure out they are gay, some people i know say they've always known, since a very young age, and that's awesome. But, yk, most people don't even know being gay is an option, and even if they do, they can't begin to imagine how that would be and how would that make them feel.

I think parents and istitutions and everyone should make an effort to increase representation, and to spread information and not misinformation, because it may be important to young queers like it was important to me.

I feel like most straight/cis people underestimate it, but i actually cried for a good ten minutes, when i saw my "sexual awakening", the character who helped me figure myself out more than any other, ending up married to another woman.

And she is that character, in case anyone is wondering.

[totallynots8tan]

So: Hot Take (warning: spoilers for Lucifer)

I don’t like how they handled Cain/Pierce. There was a whole plot point about “he’s not actually as evil as he’s made out to be”, and the they make him evil!

This is my own opinion, but you wanna know what I would have done (I’m going to write it anyway)?

I would have made a minor romance between Lucifer and Cain/Pierce (with Deckerstar as endgame), and had it be a whole conflict/learning experience for Lucifer when they succeed at killing him. Then, Lucifer and Chloe start trying to get back to where they were, and work through it together.

No Chloe x Pierce, NO Charlotte dying (that one really got me), and we get to explore Lucifer’s bisexuality. Obviously there are some plot holes, but I’m really just spitballing.

[tomellisfan45]

Tierd lucifer ?

[the-maidofmischief]

tagged: by the amazing @chiarybrittana

tagging: @simuran; @charlottesmatthews; @burningblake; @petersthree @seik-o @dasakuryo @knifelesbianjo @ginnxtonic @queerbuck and whoever wants to do this! (no pressure if you don’t want to ^^) 

rules: Happy Pride! choose your 6 favourite canon LGBTQIA+ characters!

Catra - She Ra and The Princesses of Power (Lesbian)

Harley Quinn - DC universe (Bisexual)

Hikari Kuina - Alice in Borderland (Transgender)

Mazikeen Smith - Lucifer (Pansexual)

Guillermo de la Cruz - What We Do In The Shadows (Gay)

Gwendolyn “Gwen” Poole - Marvel Comics (Asexual)

[android2118]

Here is a collage of Astra Logue (Olivia Swann) from Legends of Tomorrow) and Mazikeen (Lesley-Ann Brandt) from Lucifer.

Queens of Hell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

❤😈🔥♥️😈🔥❤😈🔥♥️😈🔥❤

[mockingjayne12]

my first lucifer watch throwback: 14 june 2019

[incorrectdevilquotes]

Lucifer, brushing off another near-death experience, yawning: Hey guys, what time is it?

Maze: It’s about 2am dude. You hungry?

Lucifer: Oh, cool. I’m up for some food.

Chloe, sobbing uncontrollably: Can YOU PLEASE STOP ACTING LIKE NOTHING HAPPENED