#Sweet Tooth Netflix

[cityofgraveyards]

where are the sweet tooth season 3 posts, because.

i would die for her.

[kero17]

It’s a difficult thing, letting go. It’s tough to say goodbye. But the thing we don’t always realize, when we let go of something, it opens up a little space to grow. It shows us who we are, what we’re capable of. We find out what really matters, and who we really were, all along. - Sweet Tooth (Netflix)

so. sweet tooth, uh?

If you haven't seen it already, I highly recommend it. It's just That Good, and Gus is my son. I think we as a society need more content on it so have this fanart.

[ffemininomenon]

Kelly Marie Tran as Rosie Sweet Tooth (2021-2024)

[sprouty-gal]

Just finished season 3 of sweet tooth feeling very

right now

[thiswildernessismyhome]

Cara Gee as Siana in Sweet Tooth

[sadcat02]

abbot brothers x donquixote brothers

expect more of this au, it's not leaving my mind any time soon (the heart pirates/children next!)

[halcyoncyrus]

Aditya Singh is the Only character I won't accept an "I can fix him" for. My friend. His own wife couldn't even fix him

[witchinatree]

i cannot find the sweet tooth fandom!!!! where are you hiding!!!!! i have spent 3 years crying my eyes out over this show don't make me sit with the ending alone

but genuinely i think sweet tooth is a beautiful representation of how it feels to be "different", how to handle grief, and just so much else

more people should watch this show!! the final season is out and not enough people are talking about it!!

[an-oddity-indeed]

Just a dad and his (slightly feral) children 🥰🥰

[hibiscus02]

Just finished S3EP3 "The Pack" and like. Sorry but Rosie Zhang? Couldn't be me. If my cunt of a mother said I could go back to the family but I'd have to treat my four beautiful wolf kids like fucking animals, I'd have slapped the shit out of her.

They were just babies, and she clearly loved them. Still loves them. Imagine what could've been if they'd been treated like humans. Like children. Hoping and praying they get a soft epilogue.

[solarsleepless]

i saw this in a vision.

[lightless-danny]

Can we as a society appreciate Sweet Tooth for the show it is?

Like this show is all about oppression, family, the next generation! All with beutifuly done scenes and just the most compelling story I have ever seen.

In the first episode FIRST EPISODE we see grief through a child's eyes.

Throughout the series, we see CHILDREN face oppression we see adults who fear what those children may bring, we see adults who want to control those children and we see adults who genuinely love and care for these kids. Every single time, the love and compassion comes out on top, even if the kind adult is not there to see it.

As an audhd queer teen, I know what the hatred of a fearful adult feels like, I know so deeply what it's like to feel like the world is against you, but I tend to forget that "the world" is not just assholes, there are people who love and care for me and this show reminded me of that.

[hexsta]

You know when you Look back at season 1 you'd never expect the kid Stealing caramel apples to be forced to throw the dead bodies into the sea Just a few months later

[harp-bo-barp]

i just finished watching the last season of sweet tooth and holy shit that fucked me up. that was so good jesus christ. I'm like literally speechless 😭 the way they talked about death and grief... hit a little too close to home, but I'm so fucking glad it did. god. this show is a masterpiece idk why it doesn't have more attention

[ffemininomenon]

Kelly Marie Tran Sweet Tooth (2021-2024)

[goodobservationshirley]

This is a story. A story about the last men. The ones who tried to hurt us, and the ones who tried to help.