#brian is victoria

[kinnenvy]

i love the spice girls

[phantomstatistician]

Fandom: Parahumans Series

Sample Size: 659 stories

Source: AO3

Note: I could not find an image for this ship without possibly stealing someone's artwork.

[csodaturmix]

siblings! This only took me three years to get around to finishing

[awrestlinggirlwholoves80sbands]

I deal with my big girl feelings as always: do a meme a forget about it <3 ( tag yourself)

[got-into-worm-by-mistake]

Like, full caveats that I'm still only on Arc 6, and I doubt I'm the first person to say this but like...

I'm actually starting to wonder if like... Trigger Events aren't actually it?

Like, when I think of the characters that I know detailed stuff about their trigger events at this point (Taylor, Amy, Vicky, Brian), it's all pretty clear that for all that there was one specific moment where the powers activated (The locker, vicky bleeding out, the foul in the context of the parents, beating up that guy who was going after Aisha) it's all at the end point of a prolonged process.

Taylor - all the bullying Amy - years of latching onto Vicky as the one source of affection in her life Vicky - years of parental neglect over her not having powers Brian - even things with Aisha and his dad - the distance, the shit relationship with dad, the knowledge shit was probably not going great gnawing at him until it all hits?

It seems pretty clear that it takes more than just the one single horrible experience, to trigger? You need a lot to trigger, a whole process, a whole conga line of trauma and bad experiences culminating in the 'worst day' that is the moment you latch onto in the aftermath.

Like, yeah, Capes are all kinda messed up (unless they got their powers from a vial, though they too may be messed up in a different way) but I think you already needed to be pretty messed up to have a trigger?

It just seems to me, based on what I know that if someone who is actually normal and well-adjusted and so on has a good life and is doing just fine has the kind of horrible traumatic experience you'd associate with a trigger... well they wouldn't trigger, usually?

Am I on to something or am I just overthinking shit?

[thepariahcontinuum]

The music Brian pretends to listen to as part of his "Totally normal" persona is the same Dad Rock Victoria actually listens to.

[ddagent]

Tell me you love me. // It's been a long time, Ivan. I love you. // I know.

[casasupernovas]

i'm realising that the reason i don't like how s3 and s4 deals with the outcome of the doctor and rose's actions in series 2, particularly when it comes to torchwood is because...the show kind of chickens out on holding them to account. their cautionary tale becomes a star crossed lover's tragedy rather than the very real warning. the doctor never tells jack the whole truth of how exactly he lost rose, nor is the connection between the deposition of harriet jones and the master AND brian green in 'children of earth' discussed. in fact, i think the reason why the show never addreses the tidal wave that series 2 causes is because it is too great.

and the doctor and rose should thank their lucky stars that neither died or worse. because the doctor tells rose that the death toll was immense. it was tragic but it could have been worse. they could have ended up like ianto and lisa. or adeola. or yvonne. or literally anyone else who had their lives destroyed that day. they got the best outcome possible considering what happened to everyone else. they may not be happy about it but it is what it is.

i'm not laying the entire blame at that pair, they didn't start the ghost hour or decide to build torchwood tower around a void, but the entire thing was a domino effect. and we know what started it.

[eowynluna]

I wish we had gotten to see Brian and Victoria interact more. They both want to be normal so bad that it makes them weird. Untapped comedic potential.

[abs0luteb4stard]

W A T C H I N G

Francis is a 115-year-old Yiddish vampire who still looks 35. He's been roaming the American backroads in his beat-up muscle car for decades, keeping to himself and liking it that way. One day, he meets a feisty teenager who claims she's his daughter, and she has the fangs to prove it. They soon go on the road, deciding whether to sink their teeth into family life.

Written, Produced, Directed, Acted by Noah Segan

[ameliadallon]

Taylor and amy are the same (took advantage of their teammate's slaughterhouse nine inflicted trauma to get them into bed)

[victoriadallonfan]

Thinking about Grue x Victoria…

I really like the ship, but man… his toxic masculinity was already bad enough with Taylor. But now pairing him someone who not only takes charge like she did, but is also physically stronger, when he finds security in his strength?

It might actually hurt him more if she tries to be understanding of his insecurities, because for a lot of people that could be seen as pity and pity just reinforces those insecurities

[white-cat-of-doom]

A compilation of footage (albeit out of order) of the final show of US Tour 6 in Honolulu, HI (18 June 2023).

The ending has a portion of the final bow and exit-through-the-oven tradition.

(Source)

With Ibn Snell as Mistoffelees, Taryn Smithson as Rumpleteazer, Brian Craig Nelson as Mungojerrie, Yuka Notsuka as Victoria, and Hank Santos as Rum Tum Tugger, and many more!

[musicmags]

[awrestlinggirlwholoves80sbands]

I am spoiling you with these charts, I know. Merry Christmas or happy holidays, folks <3 ( tag yourself)

[rigginsstreet]

For all the people who have spoken out for that Nickelodeon documentary there are a LOT of big name celebrities who were kids in that era with those men who have not spoken out and honestly? Outside of drake bell I think they hold the worst of the stories. The way they don’t want to associate with it at all feels very telling to me in a dark, sad way and I don’t think those stories will ever be told I don’t think we’ll ever know the true extent of what was going on back then