#i gagged

[livingfandomly]

I’m sorry but the T E N S I O N I felt from the moment Poseidon showed up to the moment he finally turns to face his son????? The LOOKS Walker was casually throwing around as if it wasn’t PURE CINEMATIC EXCELLENCE????????? THE MICRO MICRO EXPRESSIONS TOBY WAS GIVING?????????????? THE FACT THAT I COULDN’T STOP FOCUSING ON HOW THEY BOTH HAVE THE SAME KIND OF PIERCING EYES?????? THE SAME HAIR?!?!?!??????? (I know it’s almost like they’re related or something something something)

[luvleyk]

LEE BADA.. JUST WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME????

[strawberryamanita]

"Motherfucker, don't talk to me about queer media. I MAKE queer media. You're fuckin' watchin' it."

---Jabroni Mike

[monlestat]

he didn’t save you. LESTAT DID.

[philsmeatylegss]

The craziest revelation to come from this video is learning that Dan likes burnt popcorn

[c-h4nn]

would love to know more about sioketa. Do you have any more “lore” or headcanons for sioketa/olrox that you haven’t posted here yet? Also what pronouns does sioketa use? Thanks :)

I have an ongoing Olrox/past lover fic series! But there's only so much I can fit into art or a fic chapter LOL.

In my previous post's tags, I mentioned that I headcanon Olrox's past lover to be Two-Spirit, and so I write Sioketa implicitly (and once it comes up naturally in the story, explicitly) to be Two-Spirit as well. The Mohican language doesn't differentiate masculine and feminine pronouns, so in his native tongue, he is automatically referred to as 'they'. Mohican speakers learning English would default to using 'he' for everyone, and it just stuck with him. So, his pronouns are he/they but split between languages.

"Two-Spirit" varies vastly by tribe, and I haven't been able to find information beyond the typical roles of women and men in Mohican society. However, Waunthut Mennitoow/Wauntheet Monnitoow (the Great Spirit/Creator) is genderless, and some neighboring tribes recognize forms of being Two-Spirit. During times of war, Two-Spirit people (in other tribes) occasionally filled in positions of demand, but as Sioketa was too young to take part in the French and Indian War, he was raised largely by the women in his community and mentored into their roles. But more than being mentored, Sioketa holds a flexible Spirit, genderless by nature, able to mold itself into what is wanted or needed from himself, his family, and his homeland. He leads as such - he is a brother, a mother, a hunter, a craftsperson, a healer, a steward. He is a man, his Spirit more nebulous. In addition to his general feeling of cultural loss and isolation, as he forgets traditional ecological knowledge and the Mohican terms for plants from disuse/adopting English over the years, it grates against the core of his Spirit. It's especially distressing for him with how attuned he is to the environment and other sacred or spiritual beings (e.g., Olrox).

Sioketa's facial tattoos are based on stamps on Mohican basketry! This is another link to him being Two-Spirit, as it was women who tended to make basketry crafts.

(P.S. He does not fall anywhere under the trans umbrella! Being Two-Spirit is a separate thing. The lived experiences of being transgender and being Two-Spirit do often overlap, but not all Two-Spirit people consider themselves LGBTQ+. Sioketa is not nonbinary, bigender, genderfluid, etc., nor would he consider himself to be.)

I'm also ignoring the whole bit about the past lover being a soldier in the Revolutionary War on the colonists' side. Historically, many Mohicans converted to Christianity and sided with the Patriots to maintain their people and lands, but Sioketa (and, undoubtedly, the past lover) has directly witnessed erosion inflicted by the colonists. Leading up to the Revolutionary War, there was already pressure in Stockbridge, MA, from settlers for the Native population to leave. Following the war, the Mohicans were cheated out of their land in Stockbridge. It would be far more impactful for the past lover to resist settlement entirely. Sioketa would fight against the Redcoats and the colonists to the bitter end, and Olrox would deeply respect him for that, more than he would for Sioketa just being a revolutionary soldier.

Also, they have a little height difference :) Assuming Olrox is over 6ft/190cm, Sioketa is around 5'8"/175cm, which is actually taller than average.

[stoopidpigeonxx]

megan is missing is probably the worst movie I've ever seen. its horrifying. and not a good horror movie scary, a 'this is obviously rape fetish' scary. Jesus fucking CHRIST

[amid-fandoms]

ariana what are you doing here???????

[queenimmadolla]

don’t you fucking believe bath and body works, eddie munson’s leather jacket doesn’t smell that fucking terrible. he’s so offended.

[opiumvampire]

yall wanna see the oldest picture i have saved to my phone.

[scrambldmeg]

blue eye samurai spoilers!!

there is something so sinister about the way fowler told mizu “your bones break like a woman’s” like it literally made my stomach churn

[babyleostuff]

i hate him

[jeres-red-g-string]

no you don‘t understand…first time hearing ruoska had me SHOKED!!!! wtf was that??? I want that feeling back???

[blamemma]

why are mclaren posting zak brown feeding lando on main........wtf jhave i just seen

[illyrianbitch]

My friend straight up blew chunks ALLL OVER MY LEG TWICE!!!! TWO TIMES!!!!!! I HAD TO THEN SIT IN AN UBER WITH HER YARF ON MY LEG AAUUGHHH

I feel you and I see ur trauma and I’m so sorry it happened to you 😞😞😞

OMG NOOOO OH MY GOD YOURE A TRUE FRIEND, i would literally be vomiting at the sight and feeling of that lord

HOW DID YOUR UBER NOT NOTICE😭