#WHAT a ride

[lazrusrising]

i literally can’t breathe

[swiftthisway]

Thank you for the incredible music and countless memories @taylorswift 😘@taylornation 😘 Love you guys forever and always 💚💛💜❤️🩵🖤💗🩶🧡🕰️🤍

[everythingsupsidedown]

Rival agents to coworkers to secret lovers to friends to friends but also it’s complicated to parents together but still not officially dating to safe house roomies

[braddourifscareertrajectory]

*"believe" by cher playing softly over the final credits*

[icallhimjoey]

For all the people surprised at the pronunciation of “Geta” here I am absolutely floored that Fred’s last name is pronounced “hecking-jer”

Thank you Joe but I also feel the need to make several phone calls now 😭

who knew we'd be LEARNING these type of things from his dyslexic ass

[yekokataa]

the second half of absolution, or, fear and loathing in area x by james lowry

[fake-married-my-dead-fiance]

I finished Penthouse War in Life S3, mostly because I had a task at work that I could watch TV while completing and I didn't want to watch anything serious. I don't know why people complained about the ending because honestly they jumped the shark really early on. Joo Dan-tae got out of jail completely exonerated and also blew someone up while dying of a stab wound? Come on.

I was never sure if I should really be sad about a death because I had learned that people can easily be resurrected, so that kind of broke the emotional impact of Poor Mom's very real death (honestly I wasn't sure until the end). Was it weird that they had Shim Su-ryeon kill herself to put Seo-jin in jail for murder and then meet Logan again in the afterlife? Yes. So weird.

They also really undermined Su-ryeon saying she loved the twins as her own kids with the reveal that Seok-kyung was her own daughter and her behaviour towards her totally changed. But hey, at least the Evil Twin reformed. Good for her. I feel like Su-ryeon really became a bad parent over the series, kicking Seok-jyung out was infuriating. It shouldn't be a surprise that she's all messed up given her childhood.

Je-ni and her mom probably had the happiest ending. Poor Ro-na and Seok-hoon finally getting together at the very end was honestly kind of depressing because they both lost their entire family (except for the reformed Evil Not Twin), but it was the only non-affair romance we got where they didn't die. The Lawyer couple had a fitting ending and it was nice that their son reformed as well.

Overall it was fun, but you can stop at the end of S2 and not miss much.

[areyoudreaminof]

So I finished the Wicked reread…

[iysics]

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[a-witch-i-used-to-know]

Rio was clearly tending to Alice's body (RIP, I'm still crying about it). And then there's Billy (aka Wiccan) who wants her brother or her mother back and probably Agatha's death/punishment.

It is obvious that Agatha, Jen and Lilia will reappear somehow and start Lilia's trial on their own (no Rio and no Teen). However, I believe the next episode will revolve around Billy's journey to find our beloved purple witch

On a side note, Evanora is the shittiest mother ever. Is Agatha evil? Yeah, Was she born evil? I SINCERELY DOUBT IT, YOU ARE JUST NOT A GOOD MOTHER, EVANORA!!

[mmmthornton]

Wow I'm getting so many notes on two of my feminism posts! 😊 Please don't like at my other top posts right now though I have one blog and a lot of uh weird shit I've posted.

[anewbrainjughead]

eddie begins is an insane episode of television. we're dunked headfirst into the eddie diaz psychological torture nexus, followed by some absolutely egregiously evil american military propaganda, then flashbacks bringing awareness to the dark side of raising a child with your gay high school boyfriend (now his closeted torture nexus is your house), eddie. gets. trapped. in. a. well. buck SCREAMING & pathetically and desperately to dig eddie out of the ground with nothing but his hands, eddies parents saying we dont care if you slowly kill yourself just let us keep your baby while you do it bc we like him better, "cap, i should be the one to go down!" "so we can end up with two cut lines?", and then we end with eddie and his cute baby awww :)

[transguyfestersincloset]

Just finished Heartstopper season 3!!!

[mayhaps-a-blog]

There's something about how it's Padme who suggests running away that just makes the most terribly tragic sense.

In the novelization, we start with Anakin, and he's so ready to leave, so ready to up and leave the order and has... no plan as to what's next. He'll be with Padme, and that's all that matters. He promises that he'll walk out, right this minute, if she just says the word.

And she doesn't. There's a war on, they're a Senator and a Jedi, they're needed - the Jedi need him, and the Republic needs her.

So they stay.

But then it's Anakin's turn to have a crisis. He needs to stay a Jedi to figure out his visions, but he needs to stay a Jedi to please Palpatine, but he needs to stay a Jedi because the Jedi need him... but it's all falling apart. The Jedi are being secretive, Palpatine's being manipulative, he hasn't slept in days and Obi-Wan is gone...

Padme is his only rock, and she can see that he's drowning.

So her solution? They run away. Take off, leave, get out, figure it out from there. They'll be away from the Jedi, from the war, from it all; they can figure it out. Together.

And you can see it, can't you? That fourteen-year-old queen. Still just a kid, but her planet needed her, and she refused to turn away. How many times did she dream of throwing it all away, running off into the stars? How many times did she dream, like teenagers so often dream, of that starry-eyed prince sweeping her off her feet, taking her away from all that? The pressure, the responsibility; freely taken, but sometimes knowing that you can't put it down only increases the burden.

And Anakin comes to her, drowning, like she once drowned, under it all - too much responsibility, too much pressure, too much everything. And she offers him the only thing she has: her dream. Her childhood dream, that carried her through so much: run away with me. Be my starry-eyed prince, and I will be your beautiful princess, and together we can be anything, far away among the stars.

The tragedy is that, in the end, that was never his dream. Padme dreamed of running away with a starry-eyed prince; Anakin dreamed of being the hero, saving the princess, saving the world. Padme dreamed of freedom - but Anakin dreamed of safety. Security. Power.

Neither were ever going to give the other what they wanted, no matter how hard they tried.

[emjistarflower]

Is it over? Oh wow, is it truly over? Damn, what a line to end on. "It was the devious-cruising Rachel, that in her retracing search after her missing children, only found another orphan."

Oh boy.

I also loved the last line of the last whole chapter. "... and the great shroud of the sea rolled on as it rolled five thousand years ago."

Jesus.

[letsdothedamnthings]

We were next! 🤙