#dallas does

[broareweabouttoviberightnow]

picky eater Dallas is rotting my head from the inside out I need to sit down and write immediately

[socgf]

matt dillon rolling down the window to talk to the cops you’re my favorite genre

[every-single-day]

Themes of loss explored in The Outsiders 💛

[veggiesforpresident]

Ponyboy's dorm room, circa 1970.

[theblack-dog]

Darry when someone wakes him up by gently tapping him on the shoulder

[yuripira4e]

Ships are made 200x better when the actors/ voice actors/ writers/ artists ship them. Like it becomes so imbedded in the characters even if they try not to let it I love is

[brat-pack-it-up-boys]

Johnny Cade but he has to play the role of parent to his innibriated ones

“You gotta get up—I know—you gotta sit up, mama, your bleedin’.”

[starscelly]

aren’t you tired of being nice?? don’t you wanna go crazy???

or, jason robertson set to “all-american bitch”

[passthe5sauceplease]

I am a firm believer that Darry took care of Steve and Johnny more than he did Two-bit and Dally - for one, they’re a bit younger than Two and Dal. They’re also his little brother’s best friends. It’s nothing against Two and Dal, but in Darry’s mind they’ve made their beds (both being reckless and more criminal than the others, two-bits drinking etc.) He sees that Steve and Johnny want out, and how their home lives are, and decides his focus should be more on them than the other two. He sees how Steve goes to school and actually tries as opposed to Two-bit who goes because it’s something to do. He sees how Johnny tries to avoid the fights whereas Dally is always the one picking fights. He loves the whole gang and would be there for them in a heartbeat but when it comes down it, it’ll always be his brothers and their best friends.

[lena-in-a-red-dress]

Gay Cheerleaders AU

Y'all knew it was coming.

I'm thinking Lena would be the... third(?) year veteran, who is a legacy. Her mom Lillian was also a cheerleader, and then became the head honcho in charge of the cheerleading division. Lena grew up with the expectation of eventually joining the organization as a dancer, and naturally becomes a group leader (the youngest 1st group leader in the history of the organization?) through her sense of responsibility, magnetism, and compassion, even if she remains a little distant-- she doesn't share her whole self with the team, as she's constantly aware of needing to present the image of a perfect cheerleader, a perfect leader.

Kara would be the rookie, immediately awed by Lena's performance during tryouts. She's not in Lena's group, but her own group leader faces some... personality challenges, lets say, that have Kara taking on more of a responsibility than would normally be allocated to a first year dancer.

But when Kara and Lena end up bumping into each other in the studio for some solo practice, they agree to share the space and work together. Of course they end up bonding, and those practices lead to coffees, lunches, some movie nights.

They eventually become the darlings of the team, inseperably so. Young fans try to catch glimpses of them standing together on the sidelines, loving to see Kara acting herself (aka goofy) and seeing Lena laughing in response. Behind the scenes they become romantically and sexually involved, but they keep it hidden because while it's not explicitly forbidden, they do cheer for a very conservative state, and they know it would impact not only their squad but the team overall.

In their day jobs, Lena is a children's dance teacher-- she wants to do more, but Lillian wants it for the community-service image it presents. Kara would be a fitness trainer I think, something lucrative but flexible and reflective of her athletic and exuberant nature whereas Lena is a bit more reserved.

Kara and Lena span multiple seasons/classes, and in the off season Lena pops up on Kara's instagram a little bit here and there, which only fuels the quiet online rumors about them. Like, the people who clock them are also queer in a conservative region of the country, so it's not a mass pop-culture phenomenon-- yet.

That all changes when one night Lena is grabbed inappropriately by a cameraman or other stadium employee, and can't manage to extricate herself despite her obvious and vocal discomfort. Kara sees red. She slugs the man right across the jaw with a proper right hook. The cameras had only just started to pan over to Lena's commotion and catches the exact moment Kara lunges for him and spins Lena out of his reach.

Kara is the champion/brute of the moment, depending on who's talking. Some laud her for both her protectiveness of her teammate and her technique, while others condemn her for unladylike vigilantism. Why didn't she let the security team deal with it, she serves a role model for young girls what is she teaching them the thug life?

Most importantly-- and most dire, perhaps-- is that it clues Lillian into the deeper nature of their relationship. She corners Lena, and interrogates her as Lena tries and tries to deflect. Lillian all but tells her that she'll be watching Lena through a microscope, and terrifies Lena to the point she breaks up with Kara in an attempt to protect her tenure with the organization.

Kara doesn't really care about all that, but when Lena says it's what she wants, she respects that. Until the team goes to the superbowl, and in the height of emotions at the winning touchdown, Lena forgets herself and throws her arms around Kara's neck and kisses her.

She's stunned at herself, horrified even, but before she can even try to apologize Kara recovers and kisses her again, this time long and slow. The cameras not on the players or stadium stands are focused on them, and the next day and weeks they are the only ones anyone can talk about, for better or worse.

Lillian uses Lena's next year, her fifth and final, as leverage. Apologize publicly for her lapse in judgement, confirm it was only ever friendship, condemn Kara for assault-- or she's out.

Lena listens calmly, then smoothly rises.

"Then I'm out."

She walks out without a second glance.

[cranberrv]

i think sitting on his lap would fix me

[bubblegumflavor]

You look like a movie

You sound like a song

My God this reminds me, of when we were young..

Let me photograph you in this light

In case it is the last time

That we might be exactly like we were

Before we realized

We were scared of getting old

It made us restless

It was just like a movie

It was just like a song..

(Adele ~ 'When we were young')

[socgf]

matt behind the scenes of rumble fish with francis ford coppola 😋😋😋 his silly face he is soooooo adorable and unserious

[39oa]

Jason Robertson 10-07-24

Obviously with Pav's departure, I mean, that's a lot of chemistry we're going to miss, but... we have little Pav coming in, so. 🙂

[veggiesforpresident]

"Johnny," Dally said in a pleading, high voice, using a tone I had never heard from him before, "Johnny, I ain't mad at you. I just don't want you to get hurt. You don't know what a few months in jail can do to you. Oh, blast it, Johnny"-- he pushed his white-blond hair back out of his eyes-- "you get hardened in jail. I don't want that to happen to you. Like it happened to me..." - The Outsiders, Chapter 6

[cccinnamongirlll]

unnghh why is matt dillon so hot. give me that senior citizen right NOW 💗