#i have Thoughts

[twstinginthewind]

Ok... maybe hit me up for a minific about some of the canon boys in a vampire au, hm?

Send 🦇 for a vampire au starter

If you can’t see the emoji please send ‘vampire’ instead

[justscreamingallthetime]

I didnt know how badly i needed to read the Edgar Allen v Palmetto State championship game from Jean's perspective until it was happening before my eyes

[devil-in-hiding]

chubby!reader going out to for drinks with your “friends”, watching the way men come and go from your table, flirting with your friends as they giggle and flippantly introduce you, saying you’re also single, before batting their lashes when the man’s attention falls back to them.

You’re debating on just hightailing it out of there while you still have some of your pride, snippets of the others conversations filtering in and out of your mind. “Do you see his arms?”

“Oh please look at those thighs, I bet he could lift a truck!”

“Face looks mighty comfortable.” and then an uproar of giggles as you sigh, lifting your eyes and you immediately zone in on the four men sitting opposite of you.

Oh it was time to leave, you couldn’t handle watching for adonis’s looking down at you

But as you’re collecting your things, muttering something to the girls about work early in the morning when they start whining “nooo where are you going!!”

when your waiter gently catches your elbow

“ma’am? your tab has been paid for and i have a honey bourbon shot here for you.”

[sneebl]

yeah this sums it up pretty well

[blanchebees]

Close encounter

Tip jar

[mameillieureennemie]

HEY SO rockstar!vi who brings the intensity of her show down for a song. it's nothing like her usual music, which is loud and pumping and meant to make you move. no, this one is slower, a bit sultry and that's when the audience gasps because oh my god, vi's singing a love song.

and she's singing it about someone, because she's really into it. holding a hand up to her heart, eyes closing as she hits those passionate notes. then she's suddenly looking into the crowd, searching for someone and everyone in the audience starts looking around bc who could she be looking for?

little do they know is that she's looking at you, standing all the way in the back with flushed cheeks and a shy smile. you catch her eye, and quickly throw up a heart-sign with your hands.

vi beams, winks and returns it and the whole crowd goes wild.

[wineonawhitetee]

AAAAAAAAHHHHH PLATONIC HANDHOLDING, MY BELOVED<3333333

They're friendship is so fucking important to me you don't FUCKING UNDERSTAND!!!

The touching, the leaning on each other, the kind supportive words!!! The mutual respect and admiration!!! I'm gonna be fucking sick!!!

[jim-bones-spock]

I want to write a big essay on community season 6 and how deeply meta it is and how Jeff and Abed, as usual, perfectly mirror each other.

Jeff is slowly realizing he’s truly in a tv show and freaking out about it because it’s season 6 and most of his original friends are gone and he’s stuck in the show (“Even Pierce got to die!” and “I’m gonna be the last one here!” “But Abed… Six seasons and a movie?”)

Abed is slowly detaching himself from the show, having accepted that change is sometimes a good thing and stepping into “real life” (leaving for university - “Jeff, I know it comforts you to see the world through that meta lense, but this is reality”)

How Frankie represents the studios wanting a less goofy show, transforming Greendale into a more respectable school (tv show) and slowly chipping away what made Community truly weird and only when they “save” Greendale is when they end the series because it’s not our Community anymore.

It’s Community, sure, but through season 6 they keep asking to tone down the bits and the bizarre stuff (shutting down paintball, because they’re just not that kind of school anymore). The Dean being treated like a baby (which he is. Babygirl Dean) and being removed from his position of authority meaning we are not in charge anymore. Frankie, beautiful, headstrong Frankie is, a new era has come.

And that’s okay. Almost everyone left. Britta, the Dean… Everyone is happy. People grow and change and that’s okay. After school ends, you don’t keep in touch with everyone. You lose track of people who saw you grow, saw you become a better person. It doesn’t change the fact that you’re still that good person.

You still drive your friends to the airport and hug your first friend you made almost seven years ago twice before you watch him leave for a better future.

Everybody moves on.

Even Pierce got to die.

[skizz-that-man]

gem loves etho not clickbait

[yugsly]

Redraw of this amazing image of Juanín and Tulio

[anyosu]

to think katsuki envisioned his entire future with izuku. do you think that's what he thought about when he died. or when izuku finally defeated all for one, and all katsuki thought of was the future they'd share.

[assignedpeanutallergyatbirth]

I just finished watching Dead Boy Detectives, and I really, really love how this show handled its queer characters.

It’s so interesting to me, because Edwin died in 1916, and while he wasn’t killed for being gay, his sexuality isn’t unconnected with how/why he died. But his whole arc in the season is about accepting himself and his feelings for both boys more generally and Charles in specific. And by the end of the season, he is able to discuss his crushes with Niko and confess to Charles, and even extend this acceptance to Simon—the boy who bullied and killed him. And in the confession with Charles, I think it is so beautiful that nothing changed— that Charles was so accepting not only of Edwin being gay but also being in love with him.

And I love the scene with Simon, and the moment that the show gives to Edwin, where he is able to accept that being gay isn’t a curse of inherently wrong. And after extending that acceptance to Simon, Simon is able to move on from his eternal punishment in Hell.

So this show does a really beautiful job handling internalized homophobia and repressed feelings, but, at the same time, it also has a really casual approach to queerness. It was never suggested that Jenny’s secret admirer could be a man, and Niko just already seemed to know Jenny was gay. And it was never considered odd or surprising by the characters that Monty and the Cat King could be attracted to Edwin. For a show that really treats Edwin’s journey so beautifully, there is just also a level of accepted queerness without homophobia which I found really interesting and enjoyable to watch.

[sweetestflow3rs]

harper is currently cursing me right now

[bookwyrminspiration]

"fitz was right to never forgive alvar" and "alvar is capable of growing and becoming a better person no matter what depths he's sunk to because there is no point at which you lose the ability to change and improve" are two things that can, and do, coexist. unforgivable and irredeemable are two different things

[sneebl]

"i'm not one of THOSE gays" shut up. shut the fuck up right now. it literally doesn't matter. you and i both walk into a homophobic bar we're both getting beaten up it doesn't matter if i use neopronouns and you don't. bring back the community part of lgbtq+ community.