#and in love with Mike

[imthefailedartist]

Carrie is fat in the book. Learning that completely blew me.

The use of pigs blood makes so much more sense. The reason she was bullied so relentlesly, even though she does nothing to nobody, makes so much more sense. The relationship with her mother makes so much more sense.

I know they aren't going to, but I wish they would cast someone fat in this new Carrie adaptation. From the articles I've seen, they are already speculating which skinny actress it's going to be.

How many times can they tell the story the same exact way? The answer: endlessly.

I don't know what's worse the total erasure of fat people in movies or the only story we get to see ourselves in are the love yourself fatty movies.

[mushramoo]

i love them all dearly btw

[chloesimaginationthings]

“I assure you Mike, it's still me”

[morganbritton132]

Steve gets really into birdwatching after patrolling the woods around Hawkins for upside down creepy-crawlies and then accidentally joins the Hawkins Community Birdwatching Society, and rightfully doesn’t tell anybody about it because he still wants the party to think he’s cool.

However. Eddie brings his uncle around the party for the first time and before he can introduce him, Wayne’s like, “Hey, Steve. Diana tell ya that she saw a pileated woodpecker outside of Melvards last week?”

When Steve doesn’t respond with confusion, a record scratches inside Robin and Eddie’s brains at the same time because

“This is Wayne? Your friend Wayne??” Robin asks at the same time that Eddie exclaims, “Steve from bird club is Steve Harrington?!”

[mendoskeleton02]

fnaf movie doodlrs

[perfectfeelings]

People grow when they are loved well. If you want to help others heal, love them without an agenda.

Mike McHargue

[jay-wasstuff]

The funniest scene in the movie.

[queijac]

teeth and claws

[sweeneydino]

Don’t think thats what he meant

[dailyhatsune]

Miku comes out to her dad

memories of miku and mike at the pride parade

[teambyler]

Questions to ask if ever you have Byler doubt:

Do people seriously think that a show centered on nerds and social outcasts...

... shows how awful the popular kids can be...

... villainizes anti-gay bullies...

... sides against abusers...

... supports LGBT+ people...

... has interracial romance...

... embraces being different...

... turns an expected hetero romance into a beautiful platonic friendship...

... criticizes moral panic/evangelism...

... makes the "town freak" our hero...

... shows that love can overcome hate...

... and whose characters don't want to recreate the nuclear family...

... do we really think that show will let a suffering, traumatized gay boy's love be the device for a conventional white hetero couple to be the show's "main relationship"?

Has the show even set-up Mike and El, who met through trauma and circumstance while they were children and have repeatedly lied to each other, for a lifelong commitment?

Who's actually delusional?

And who sees this show for what it is? And what it's clearly setting up?

-teambyler

(This is a companion to "How the Duffers have set Will up for a happy ending in Season 5")

[leclercari]

Wimbledon Final - Roger Federer v Novak Djokovic (2019) // Challengers (2024) dir. Luca Guadagnino // Challengers Screenwriter Justin Kuritzkes for GQ

[chloesimaginationthings]

Balloon boy and Foxy are CANON besties in FNAF

[kidovna]

angels, demons, and halloween through the years

For @bylerween prompts for day 3 & 5 (young and old byler, costume contest)

[queen-of-hawkins-why-ler]

"Will Byers is the sweetest, most innocent boy of all time," we say in unison, each of us knowing full well that Will canonically wants to spend the rest of his life scamming casinos and doing get-rich schemes with his boyfriend so that they'll never have to work again.