#Thomas inge

[savagefunk]

[apeachkingdom]

🍑 Born Of The Sun - Thomas Inge photographed by Walter Zak

[aerialtaluniverse]

My top 30 hot men of the year:

Declan Rice

Vito Coppola

Anthony Harding

Tom Prior

Dan Goodfellow

Matty Cash

Owen Warner

Jonathan Bailey

John Stones

Jack Laugher

Rupert Penry Jones

Ben Chilwell

Aaron Evans

Andy Robertson

Thomas Inge

Ryan Prescott

Joe Bryan

Aaron Ramsey

Adam Peaty

Reece Noi

Jack Grealish

Phil Dunster

Ross Barkley

Theo James

Mason Mount

Max Parker

Carl Cashman

Rob Holding

Dominic Thiem

Taron Egerton

[clarkkantagain]

thomas inge

[bruhstation]

you’re just like the rest of them

[junkyard-gifs]

o hello mr inge sir 👀

Asia Tour (2017)

Admetus

[digital-roots]

Toppat Civil Warfare, AKA the timeline where Dave is dragged along for the ride and snaps at a certain point

[philtrashnumberunus]

something something all the stewards boo’d up but hoar standing in the corner something something

[pepper-is-an-art]

recently watched the terror AMC and it was really good! I enjoyed it so much that i was motivated to make a ‘who broke it’ meme for it and now i’m sharing with any remaining terror fans on tumblr :>

also I put this on youtube: https://youtu.be/KyhPYVUMx6k

[ajax-is-sugar-daddy]

@thatsthat24

[clarkkantagain]

thomas inge

[kanditvofficial]

ASJHFJLKSDGHSDGKL????????? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[digital-roots]

Also can people writing request fics stop fucking tagging stuff that hasnt been written yet

This fic only had 3 short chapters and got orphaned

[karatekels]

Tonight's Agenda

Rewatch Ulterior Motives and take aggressive notes so I can finally get over my writer's block (curse you, Jack Blaylock)

Plant the seeds in my partner's head for him to bring back that NPC he created based on Terry Silver for his next D&D campaign (I miss Quicksilver so much; he was a beautiful villain)

(Optional) Sleep

[bitletsanddrabbles]

Downton S7: My One Fear

Nothing can ruin Downton Abbey for me.

Nothing.

It exists and I love it. If more comes along and I don't love it, it does not have to exist in my world. I can ignore it. I can say 'my Downton ends at the second movie, thank you' and be perfectly happy rewatching the parts I like. And honestly, there are lots of things they can do that I would still enjoy. I saw one person post that apparently they'd heard the rumor it actually is WWII era and that could be cool. It could focus more on the kids, etc. I wouldn't even mind that Thomas wasn't there because let's be honest - there was always the possibility that Rob would want to stop doing it, same as the other people who would not renew contracts. As long as they wrote the character out by sending him off into the sunset with a nice boyfriend rather than, oh, dying of a perfectly preventable disease or winding up smashed under a car, I'd be good. If that's what happens, I will be good.

Downton Abbey being ruined is not what I'm afraid of.

I'm afraid of the fandom being ruined.

That can happen and there are lots of people who can do it. They're called 'other fans'. They've already made me feel - repeatedly, for years - like it would be better for me to pack up and leave. They've already sank a ship I liked by deciding "we're not going to be fun anymore, and if anyone complains about it, we're going to tell them they're nasty and blame a different group for it, haha we are invincible…and miserable woe is us". They've already made me nervous about posting certain fics without big, honestly kinda off putting author's notes telling people not to use my comments to simply bitch about what they don't like while pretending they're complimenting my fiction.

I am here to enjoy Downton Abbey. Period. End stop.

It seems like a lot of other people are here to hate it, or at least to find every conceivable reason to hate Julian Fellowes.

If Rob's not in it, even if it's his decision and he somehow managed to send out a hand written, personalized letter explaining the decision to every Thomas fan on the planet, I would bet the mortgage that I still get buried in a tidal wave of "here's more proof that JF is a homophobe why does he even write gay people he sucks at it!" I mean, okay, that gay person made me feel represented in a way no other gay character ever has and his actor's received fan mail from people in unsafe situations saying that character gave them someone to connect to, but that's not important. That was an accident and JF would probably be horrified if he knew he'd done something nice for us. All of the places he said he liked Thomas, Thomas was supposed to be sympathetic, those were just a cover, right? Right? That's how this works?

If Rob is in it and something's happened with his relationship to Guy because Dominic West wouldn't sign on Julian Fellowes is the King of Homophobes, it's going to be a ton of "See? He can't let Thomas have happy things! Of course he can't let Thomas have happy things! We are vindicated in our dislike!" We'll probably even see that from the people going "Oh good, he's back and single now we'll have an easier time getting him back with (Phillip/Edward/Jimmy/Richard) - his TRUE LOVE!" Because the canon just worked in your favor, but that has to be an accident, because Julian Fellowes sucks.

And people can't just ignore the new stuff. We have so much proof of that! It's beyond our collective ability to just say "Yeah, I'm not interested in this, I'm just going to ignore it" if it is remotely connected to something that does interest you. Ignoring a pairing between characters you're not interested in (which lots of us do) is different from ignoring a pairing you don't like with a character you do (which a lot of us…don't). We can't just say "I didn't like that film or that ship, so I'm going to ignore it's existence and keep writing fiction based on what I like", we have to bring up how much we don't like that film/ship/Julian Fellowes every chance we get. That in turn makes it impossible to ignore the complaining and just enjoy the thing you like.

Seriously, there's one person I want to miss, but I can't because every time I made a post that could be construed as saying something nice about JF, they had to comment (or better yet reblog it) with a hand wave of agreement and then copious assurance that JF is a horrible person and they know and acknowledge the fact and won't let anyone else forget!

So if S7 comes along and people don't like it, that dislike is going to become what the fandom is about. If some people like it and some don't, it's going to be about the two groups arguing (and undoubtedly blaming the conflict on the other side) because they refuse to ignore each other.

And I don't want that.

That is not what inspires me to write fanfiction, that is what inspires me to napalm my blog and haul all of my work off of Ao3.

I don't want to scroll through a dashboard's worth of posts discussing why anything we don't like is Julian Fellowes's fault, even if it was more likely Gareth Neame's or the director's or the actor's or the costume department's. I don't want all of my Ao3 comments to suddenly be full of "Oh good, you fixed that thing that JF did wrong" or "Yay! A piece that rejects JF's dreadful next installment!" and other things that don't actually have anything to do with why I write or what I'm doing with my writing or even really compliment what I've done.

But I can't create in a bubble. I need the interaction and good feedback to be inspired and to learn and grow.

I want to be able to enjoy a thing I like with other people that like it.

And after having a good chunk of the people I associate with - and even more of the writers I used to enjoy - decide post movie two that being fun and enjoyable to interact with was absolutely for the birds, thank you very much, I'm really pretty afraid I'm not going to have anyone to talk to.

[probayern]

that was beautiful in the buildup, bryan was great and then another thomas assist <3