#chrysti ane lopes

[sexyrangers]

[bamfbuddie]

Lone Star Cast Range Day with Chrysti Ane 😍

From @chrysti_ane’s IG

With Rafael Silva, Brian Michael Smith, and Jules Works.

Bonus:

Posting the rest separately cause tumblr and its one video limit ��

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[ryanaguzmanfanpage]

[bamfbuddie]

Yeah! They are called cauliflower ear or wrestler’s ear. It’s usually caused by blunt force trauma to the ears during fights. 

Fluid builds up and they have to drain it so it usually leaves a scar behind. 

His wife, Chrysti, also has it. 

I just noticed Eddie has the cutest ears ever??!! How did I never notice it before? They look like tiny dumplings 🥟🥺🥺

LMAO, yeah!! I wanna say it's a fighting related thing but I don't remember for sure. But I end up staring at it all the time tbh. It's so noticeable to me (but not in a bad way of course)

[eddiemybeloved]

imagine ry*n coming home to chr*sti, mateo, and genie and going, "guys 😃! I WORKED WITH A CAMEL TODAY 😃😃!!!"

[idealuk]

Ryan’s current stance is either painfully troubling at best, subversively insolent at worst, or some where in between and we should just breathe through figuring out where on that scale that stance actually is and try to push/implore him to advance that stance (it’s completely understandable if his current stance - however you gauge it - is already past the point of no return) before all of us give up on the idea of Buddie entirely.

I’m going to come at this the only way that I can: from my own perspective on my own personal experiences.

I can comprehend his current stance on a purely conceptional level. Is that stance irrefutably wrong and needing of change? Fucking hell yes.

I grew up as a white non-binary queer person with Cerebral Palsy (so my upbringing was, and my life continues to be, influenced by a number of women like Carla) and I was, and still am, loved by a black older brother (he and one of my sisters got married when I was 11, they lived with us practically the whole time that they were together, he treated me more like a younger sibling than my actual siblings ever did throughout all of those years, has been the only of my former brother-in-laws to keep in touch with me, and only me, after divorcing one of my sisters, and still calls me his little sister - I’m still picking my battles where pronouns are concerned - when ‘checking up on me’) and my platonic best friend (because there was obviously a best friend who wasn’t platonic by that qualifier) throughout my childhood and in to my twenties was an Iranian cis straight tomboy with an acute form of Dwarfism and we attended schools that provided us with friends from literally hundreds of countries. The stance that Ryan is holding is the exact opposite of the one that me and mine were taught. It’s because we care that certain things would never come out of our mouths. It would actually hurt more if it was some one who I cared about who said some thing insensitive (I’m wheel-chair-bound and would get ‘envious’ laments about not having to walk/run or was told how lucky/lazy am I for being able to rely on provided help because my disability a lot). I choose to not promote stereotypes about people in the queer community because I have heard too many of them coming out of the mouths of my cis straight loved ones. My said childhood best friend and I could/can say things about disabled people (the parameters of which varying between us given the specific topic) that completely able-bodied people would receive hell from us for saying, she would make it a point to justly differentiate ‘completely able-bodied‘ from plain able-bodied, because she saw herself how she truly is, thoroughly able-bodied, just in need of a height boost some times. She can say things about people from the middle east (Persians specifically) that I know that I can’t/wouldn’t say. To my knowledge, she never once said any thing about practicing Muslims, because she was non-practicing. Her other closest friends happened to be Filipino (it was rare that she wasn’t at either mine, theirs, or just home/at her grandmother’s house/out with any of us) and always used simple facts about Filipinos (not slurs or stereotypes) when she wanted to describe their culture to me or other friends. The majority of my aides (Carlas), my brother, and the rest of all of my black friends can say things about black people that I know that I can’t/wouldn’t say. Any of my POC friends can say things about their own race that I know that I can’t/wouldn’t say. Don’t think for one second that I’ve been blessed with mostly kumbaya experiences. I just feel like right now isn’t the time, nor is it my place in this ever more rightfully raging climate, for me to languish over the bigotry I’ve witnessed or been faced with myself. I highlighted these positive realities about my life to show how not hard it is to just show some respect to the people you say that you care about in regards to things they can’t control about themselves (ie. their race, their sexuality, or the amount of their independent abilities). I knew not to ever use racial slurs even though my loved ones of those races did. I knew not to ever use the M word that used to be common place for people with Dwarfism even though my best friend did (with venom and only to repeat other people’s heinousness). She knew to never say dyke (or any other queer slur) even though I do.

I do see where those in the different minority groups who say that even other people in those groups shouldn’t be using those terms are coming from (they homogenizes us in to monoliths and take away from our individuality), but bigots are going to homogenize us, not see us as individuals, and use those things against us any way, so my stance is that we respectively try to take back their power for ourselves if we choose to do so. I am not a Latinx man, so I’ll never see this from Ryan’s perspective, but I’ve now word-vomited why I think, from my own perspective, that his current stance is wrong.

I understand his urge to want to defend Chrysti as her partner. Do I agree that he should have defended her? Hell fucking no. Was hearing, and then seeing it in a typed-out Tweet, him calling her ‘his woman’ tremendously cringe-worthy? Definitely. Was his defense, not only a non-apology (that he said he was done making as he’s making it ...🤷🏽), but also an indictment of his own behaviour? I’d say so. Should any one be using Mateo against them? How were some people’s minds so fucked up to even think to do that?!

I don’t want them to kill off Eddie Diaz. I don’t want that for Christopher, and I don’t want that for Buck, so the best that we can hope for is them recasting Eddie if Ryan doesn’t severely change his stance on these issues (hell, I’d be okay with a recast even if his stance greatly evolves, because many viewers of the show reasonably agree that his unapologetic “apology” was bad enough as it is).

Recasting would, in theory, lead to them having to scrap the chemistry that Oliver and Ryan have built these last few years, but there’s now the notion that Oliver will no longer work to match that chemistry, much less expand upon it to move Buddie forward if Ryan doesn’t reassess and they don’t recast his role (given Oliver’s exemplary views on this issue), so that chemistry might already be scrapped any way.

Was it best/right that it was Oliver, and not other cast members, like Angela, Aisha, Tracie, Rockmond, Cocoa, or even Ken, to call Ryan out on this shit? 💯 (Peter just doesn’t do social media, and JLH, Bryan, and Debra have all made it known that they strive to be allies to account for the rest of the adults in the regular/reoccurring cast) Oliver has stepped up in a way that should inspire fellow allies to demand more out of ourselves and those around us.

As for Ryan, like I said, I‘m white, so my opinion on whether or not he should lose his job does not matter, but I didn’t feel right about staying silent on the subject either.

ETA: I hadn’t seen this yet, but I’m still angry, because, for right now, it’s just words. Show viewers actions that show you’ve learned.

[one-eighteen]

[lunarskye]

Every Power Ranger

↳ Chrysti Ane as Sarah Thompson - Ninja Steel/Super Ninja Steel (2017-18)

[talented-ela]

Nico and Chrysti

[tmma1869]

Oh. Another catchy song. Not as catchy as the N-Zed Boys song from Dino Charge though.

[sexyrangers]

[prgirlsfans]

[ryanaguzmanfanpage]

Ryan & Chrysti lately 💕✨

[bluearrow126]

I'm grateful that 2017 gave us these Pink Rangers

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