#babygirlest

[garfieldlover42]

jackies actually alive and fine and in my bed right now

[nylatrashcan]

i wanna say something devious here BUT I WONT!!!!!!

[infernaleikon]

// insp. //

[lanshappycorner]

Happy birthday Idia 💙

[yangjeongin]

he will never beat the babygirl allegations

[thebirdsareafterme]

You’re telling me this man is 34 years old? No ma’am, I think you meant 3-4 years old, because this is a babygirl!

[doalkaynaksuyu]

daily reminder to read bungo stray dogs beast

[robertseanleonardthinker]

*thinks about james wilson* *thinks about james wilson* *thinks about james wilson* *thinks about james wilson* *thinks about james wilson* *thinks about ja

[bbygirl-aemond]

matt smith, the man that you are

(+ a much-needed reminder that aemond is not the only homicidal babygirl blessed with a snatched waist)

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[birthofvcnus]

[taxonomicons]

lmaooooooo I choked out a couple hours worth of panicked spiraling to my partner and the first thing I remember after blacking that mess out was him imitating bird calls like Tulio from Rio

[gcsly]

PIERRE GASLY 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix. 📸 by Peter Fox.

[lanshappycorner]

Puruth💛🍀

[kinnenvy]

i am having thoughts about brian and his parents (jack joan debbie). it's messy and chaotic but i need to take it out of my brain and put it somewhere

Jack and Joan

There's like a pattern that he must go through with his birth parents, especially in season 1 it feels as if brian likes to present his relationship with his parents in one way, when it's actually very different.

He feels troubled by his own fatherhood, by Justin's relationship with his dad and the first thing he does is search for his own dad. he tells justin he never sees him, but then at the end of ep 1x09 michael talks about brian's visit and heartbreak over jack like it's something that happens routinely (and it does for sure, considering that it seems like jack is depending on him for money). "When will you ever learn?" NEVER! HE WILL NEVER LEARN!

until s2 ig. to me his relationship with joan is the most puzzling. he visits her, brings her flowers, but it doesn't feel like he ever tries to indulge her in the same way he did with jack. i wonder if that's because he didn't grow up being scared of her, so there's no instinct to get into her good graces...? im not qualified for this kind of analysis i dont think

they've both surely put him under intense distress, in different ways maybe, but it's distress nonetheless. living in that house must have been like being taken apart constantly, nowhere to hide, no comfort, only pain.

im not sure what the timeline is, but it's possible that the first time brian felt loved and wanted must have been THAT DAY in the showers after school. it could be also why he has that twisted perception of what happened. (or maybe it's just early 2000s writing who knows)

Debbie

she honestly makes me kinda mad. she saw a 14 y/o break in her liquor cabinet, get drunk and thought "this kid's kinda troublesome idk :/". i think making big speeches and saying pretty words she doesn't fully understand is very much part of her character (ben), but the way she does it with brian in relation to his parents is horrible to me.

(surely without knowing) she uses Brian's need for approval from his parents and convinces him to come out to his dad, what does that achieve? brian has to hear his father tell him he should die. brian has an important, vulnerable moment with her after his diagnosis and she shares it with joan without him asking or even wanting her to. what does that achieve? we remember what it achieves.

I think it's fair that she thinks about michael first and then everyone else, but i feel like she's softer on everyone else (david????) compared to brian. sure he kept their relationship vague enough to make him believe they could become a couple, but he isn't doing it to have a laugh, they're codependent. when brian is forced to break it off by debbie, she's happy to let brian take the fall on his own. she understands what he did, so instead of maybe idk helping him get at least Lindsay's support, she keeps her mouth shut, calls brian a good kid, gives him a pat on the back and is ready to send him his own way.

which brings me to the way she acts like she understands brian. it feels like the writers are telling us she understands him, but does she? idk. she picks up on things he does in secret one moment and then gets him totally wrong the next. she calls him a selfish asshole in front of everyone, but when it's just the two of them she suddenly has always known he's a good person. why is she never saying good things about him when everyone's around? why does it have to be just the two of them?

"Brian would hate it" "Brian would cringe himself to another planet" Sure but maybe Brian would also get home and maybe for once feel like the adult he imprinted on approves of him with no compromises :// idk

[onabat11e]

via fcbfemeni’s ig story