#im enjoying myself immensely

[moonstandardtime]

That post is escaping in stars and time about toxic selfcest yaoi help???

oh absolutely. broke containment immediately.. the first couple blorbo tags it got were homestuck and sootbur. also apparently orv has that exact dynamic, like to the point where multiple ppl thought the post was abt orv at first

[youngpettyqueen]

I, Mudd is truly one of the episodes of all time

[anachronistic-falsehood]

rereading chapters 47-48 of when the chips are down kicking my feet and giggling like a school girl

[heyassbuttlmao]

tag yourself I'm an anxious queer and a tired fairy

[emry-stars-art]

A first rough try at common upper class clothing for royal au Evermore and Palmetto kingdoms respectively! Featuring second King Ichirou and Lord Abram Minyard, naturally

[definitelynotshouting]

post-project illness has hands but at least im finally properly getting into Outer Wilds about it

[eggbagelz]

my beautiful boyfriend who talks to frogs

[enigmaticdoctorscully]

I desire ...

progress under the cut

[wizardnuke]

i love dnd..i love playing heavy utility/support/backfield and i love having three to six attacks in a turn and an insane ac. at heart im a support player ill get my hands on whatever we're missing in a group

[abimee]

ruyan is literally so beautiful that i get ill looking at her

[youngpettyqueen]

Picard this episode is really going "im not stuck here with you youre stuck here with ME" to a bunch of terrorists

[machinerot]

ive gotta figure out how to make harry look narstier while still staying true to my style. so ig this is an official disclaimer that if my depictions of him end up changing with every new drawing um. ignore it 🫶

[disengaged]

alright anorexia is boring, let’s get yolked

[so-3i3]

yehehe season one of Thing Im Watching is complete.... very fun

[definitelynotshouting]

hi!! hope alls well and stuff!

i'm really enjoying all the hgcz stuff and im preparing for a backpacking trip!!

just wanted to say hi (ps. the new world for religious stuff sounds really cool!)

-🍁

AYOOO BACKPACKING TRIP.... leaf anon i feel like ur on a new adventure every time u pop by and it always sounds so exciting!!! :DDD i hope your trip is awesome and its good to hear from you 🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️

[variousqueerthings]

WATCHING THE MESSENGER: THE STORY OF JOAN OF ARC (what a mouthful) FINAL THOUGHTS (sort of, I'm never done with Jeanne D'arc):

so the thing that's interesting about this one is that in writing her young and inexperienced which she was and also wrapped into this movie's depiction of womanhood and in the way it writes mental health is that she's got this sort of "idek what i'm doing or what the consequences are" vibe to her a lot of the time, especially after the first big battle and she sees all the corpses around her and has a meltdown followed by what seems to be dissociation for pretty much the whole rest of the film until her death

and the other thing is the things it chooses to play very straight and the things it does very differently -- so the killing of her sister in the beginning, which gives an early trauma to hearken back to and an added "impetus" for her to go to war, and which never happened vs the very specific sources it chose to deal with for her relationship to gender presentation (shocker i'm going into that), opting to nearly totally brush past it until the scene where she's "forced" to wear men's clothing again and gets burned for it -- which there is, to be clear, textual evidence that she wasn't given other clothes while incarcerated and did get judged for that, but also noticeably didn't include any of the other writing related to her visions telling her to wear men's clothing and this movie heavily mixing joan's visions with her as someone who's got a mental health issue of some kind, it's interesting that this snag of the clothing was mainly done away with, because it's a film that doesn't totally engage with her as someone with agency. she's mad, you see. that is the focal point. and what does "wearing men's clothings because the visions told me to" have to do with this madness? nothing, in fact it's kind of... not-very-mad-seeming

which is interesting as a counterpoint to a version i saw in the globe, which kind of went "an interpretation of joan as ye olde non-binary and also a lesbian" (this is flippantly written for brevity's sake, it was doing more than that, but that is the gist) which i did enjoy for the way it brought together a massive community of trans and nb theatre-goers within the globe and really felt like it was more for us than for joan, which i had struggles with because it went so far into the other direction of making everything a bit too modern for me. a bit too "joan's doing these choices with the idea that one day men's clothing will become allowed and joan has an internal sense of gender that coheres with modern sensibilities," and being a little timid around the religious and vision-y side of things

which is the crux of joan. you probably won't get a version that you're totally satisfied with, because joan As Figure encapsulates so many seeming paradoxes that we project ourselves onto. there's a distinct messiness to her that is very human in a way you don't always feel to quite this extent with mythos -- probably because of those court records and the subsequent early writings and the fact that she was nineteen years old when she was killed and it wasn't really that long ago comparatively

I think this movie struggled under the weight of that humanity, not for lack of trying to show it, but a. because of whatever personal bias besson went in with (which included basically stealing the project from kathryn bigelow and casting his then-wife mila jovovich, so youknow. there's some Vibes inherent in that already, and i do think bigelow could have done much more with both the feminism and the action, both of which were very uneven in this version imo) b. because of whatever other weird choices were made (i still think it was incredibly ugly-looking and many of the actors were flat -- not you, vincent cassel you were great) and c. because a movie possibly can't do it justice in the first place idk. we'll keep searching

obvs the passion of joan of arc is a masterclass. but it manages to get around a lot of these issues by essentially being all about the trial and a study of one of the most evocative faces ever put to silent film -- now that's giving "because the visions told me to"!