#jeffrey marsh

[uhhhhmanda]

That host disrespected me as a person, and maybe he even hated me without knowing me. But the whole thing taught me a valuable lesson: If he can hate me without knowing me, if so many people can hate me, that means that I can love anyone and everyone without knowing them.

— Jeffrey Marsh, Take Your Own Advice

[strawberryamanita]

I miss seeing videos from Jeffrey Marsh. I hope they're doing okay 🍀

[libbylael]

We need more gays calling out groomer Jeffrey Marsh

[i-am-heathcliff-234]

god is nonbinary 💛😇✨

[shipperwolf1]

you matter. 🦄 ☺️

[ourselvers]

took me a while but i finally finished it

[feministsouthpark]

Mrs. Tweak - Character analysis (Part 5)

Day 1: I covered her introduction in S2. Day 2: I covered her appearances from S3 to S5. Day 3: I covered her role in S6. Day 4: I covered her presence from S7 to S18. Today we're dissecting a new era starting with S19! It's a new era in South Park, when PC Principal first visits the town. Helen Tweak sits there with her family.

The biggest turn of events she will experience in the new PC culture is that she learns her son Tweek is gay.

Richard: Tweek's out of coffee, honey. Helen: Oh, here you go, kiddo. [fills Tweek's cup] Richard: Tweek, is there anything you want to talk to us about? Tweek: No. Richard: [slowly] Well, we heard that you're gay. And I want you to know we've never been so proud of you. Tweek: Oh God. [lets his head hit the table, smashing into all of his food] Richard: We thought you were just a spaz, but to know that you've got so much going on inside. Helen: We're so proud of you, Tweek. Tweek: AAaaagh! Richard: Knowing what I know now, I'm gonna be a much better dad to you. In fact, I just, I just want to give you some money, Tweek. [pulls out his wallet and then some bills] Can I give you some money? [Tweek looks up with mashed potatoes covering parts of his face] Here, I I love you so much, son. [hands Tweek the bills] The scene plays out in miscommunication like all their dinner scenes go. And it is more telling of Richard's character than it is Helen's. Still, her openness to modern values is showing through how easily he accepts her gay son, unlike a traditional housewife would have in prior decades. Her character always had this hint of modernity as demonstrated back when she supported Harbucks, and she is able to influence Richard in these subtle ways, who himself used to be a man of tradition. Because they not only accept Tweek's sexuality, they are outright proud of it. Of course it is partly because they don't understand him as well as they would like as parents, and they got to know a layer of him, which is a concept that they understand and can show their support for.

Richard: Well, hello Craig. Honey, it's Craig. Helen: Awww, hi Craig. Craig: Is Tweek home? Richard: He sure is. Come on in. [holds the door open for Craig. From his house, Randy gives Richard a thumbs up. Richard returns the gesture and closes the door, then joins Mrs. Tweek and Craig in the middle of the living room] Would you like to have some coffee, Craig Craig: No, thank you, I just want to see Tweek. Helen: Awww. Richard: Tweek's just up in his room playing. You can go on up. [Craig starts going upstairs] Oh, uh, but keep the door open, alright? [Craig gets mad at the insinuation. Richard says to his wife] They're so gay. They show a lot of affection for Craig, who isn't used to this kind of treatment at home. He might be wary of it though, as these very people griefed his castle in Minecraft and took all his dandelions. Just like watching TV together and playing video games together brought the pair closer to each other, their son is the most important for them, and when Tweek's relationship with Craig becomes a town-wide phenomenon, they are closer to each other than ever. When Tweek fakes a break-up, they are both distraught, Richard especially so, and Helen chooses to stay strong and aid him. But they never seem to confront Tweek about it.

After Tweek gets back with Craig, she is most probably happy for him again, but we only see her in crowd scenes for the remainder of S19 and the whole of S20. In S21 she and Richard discuss in disappointment how terrible Mark Zuckerberg talking about the fake content of facebook was, only to find him on their own couch.

Richard: I swear, that was the worst public speaker I've ever seen. What was Mark Zuckerberg's point? Helen: I don't even understand what that was about. Richard: Guess nobody realized that Mark Zuckerberg was such a penis. (The living room. The Tweaks enter and find Zuckerberg on their sofa eating a bowl of chips.) Richard: What the hell? Helen: It's Mark Zuckerberg. Richard: I know who it is! [to Zuckerberg] Excuse me, what are you doing here?! Mark: I was invited here by people. Richard: We invited you to come speak to our community about our problems! Mark refuses to leave, since they invited him to their home in an allegory to how people let him be a part of their lives through facebook. Not precisely connected to her character, this is more of a "this could happen to anyone" situation, however I like how stoic and nonchalant she acts contrasted by Richard's impulsive nature. That seems to be their couple dynamic through most of the show.

In season 22, she appears first invited to the Marsh home again, to hear her good friend Sharon out on her problem involving school shootings, which doesn't seem to concern Helen or anybody else. She appears through the season here and there in the background, however she has a more meaningful part in the season's penultimate episode, Unfulfilled. Fun fact: This is the first time we see a variation in Helen's clothes, namely an Amazon worker outfit.

Stephen: So this is where all the main boxing and transferring happens. I'm excited to have you guys working here at the fulfillment center, Mr. and Mrs. Tweak. Richard: We really didn't have a choice. Since the fulfillment center opened, me and my wife's coffee business has gone belly-up. It's kind of a sad situation. Back in Gnomes, large companies weren't such villains in the eyes of Trey and Matt, but 20 years later, not even Helen Tweak is defending them, now is she? We don't know for sure, since she doesn't say a word, but even she is shocked when co-worker Josh (waving on the picture) gets hit and basically packed into a box. Guess we're done today, hope to send out part 6 soon! Thanks for all the likes and comments.

[babadork]

[chernobylbunkerr]

upcoming tcc birthdays

(may->june)

luigi mangione: 6th of may

jim jones: 13th of may

daniel marsh: 14th of may

morgan geyser: 16th of may

salvador ramos: 16th of may

robert hawkins: 17th of may

matti saari: 20th of may

jeffrey dahmer: 21st of may

artem iskhakov: 22nd of may

ted kaczynski: 22nd of may

michael carneal: 1st of june

pekka eric auvinen: 4th of june

torey adamcik: 14th of june

payton gendron: 20th of june

jon nödtveit: 28th of june

---let me know if i should add anything!!!!!

[makingqueerhistory]

Transgender Books For Your Libraries

I have said this before, but right now requesting and reading queer books from your local library is important. I want to take a second to say there is a direct attack against the transgender community around the globe, and it's worth your time to request and read transgender books. So, here are some transgender books to request:

(Some links are affiliate links and the money goes to Making Queer History's research fund)

People Change, Vivek Shraya

Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity, Judith Butler

The Salt Grows Heavy, Cassandra Khaw

Transland: Consent, Kink, and Pleasure, MX Sly

Freshwater, Akwaeke Emezi

Amateur: A Reckoning with Gender, Identity, and Masculinity, Thomas Page McBee

The Subtweet, Vivek Shraya

Dark and Deepest Red, A. M. McLemore

A Psalm for the Wild-Built, Becky Chambers

Fierce Femmes and Notorious Liars: A Dangerous Trans Girl's Fantabulous Memoir, Kai Cheng Thom

Dear Senthuran: A Black Spirit Memoir, Akwaeke Emezi

Dead Collections, Isaac Fellman

Disintegrate/Dissociate, Arielle Twist

Tell Me I'm Worthless, Alison Rumfitt

How to Be You: Stop Trying to Be Someone Else and Start Living Your Life, Jeffrey Marsh

A Lady for a Duke, Alexis Hall

Tomorrow Will Be Different: Love, Loss, and the Fight for Trans Equality, Sarah McBride

The Perks of Loving a Wallflower, Erica Ridley

I Hope We Choose Love: A Trans Girl's Notes from the End of the World, Kai Cheng Thom

We See Each Other: A Black, Trans Journey Through TV and Film, Tre'vell Anderson

Beyond the Gender Binary, Alok Vaid-Menon

[teddykaczynski]

I WAS LOOKING AT A WEDDING DRESS WEBSITE AND LITERAL FUCKING JEFFREY MARSH IS MODELING SOME OF THEM? FUCKING JUMPSCARE

[culturallebronstine]

intro ...

(i finally got the will to make one.)

hello, my name is chris. my nickname is dylann. i bet you can guess why.

obviously i am tcc.

cases im into are: eric + dylan, adam lanza, andrew blaze, seung-hui cho, nikita + artyom, vladislav roslyakov, pekka auvinen, salvador ramos, kip kinkel, jeffrey dahmer, alyssa bustamante, daniel marsh, elliot rodger, dylann roof, colt gray, leighton labute, laaiti ekenstéen, arthur achleitner.

what i like in general: cry of fear, afraid of monsters, postal, haunted mound, nirvana, grausamkeit, witch of 1692, alice in chains, metallica, walking in tha forest, birds, prehistoric stuff, drawing, medieval stuff, recording music, etc

what i dislike: retards, too many questions, people who apologize for everything, sensitive people, basic niggas, retard antis, nikolas cruz, american politics, lettuce, sandpaper.

i speak swedish and english.

NO other dnis. if i don't like you i can block you. if i do like you then let's kiss. feel free to DM me on here or on my discord, @sveinfalk. i'll need to you specify who you are and where you added me, i can get paranoid. too many opps...

[sapphsorrows]

I will never forgive these so-called "gender affirming" surgeons. I will never forgive tiktok for promoting creeps like dylan mulvaney and jeffrey marsh, and for creating a trans algorithm rabbit hole that targets kids and teens and peer pressures them into medical transition. I will never forgive tumblr, twitter, and everyone else for turning their backs on jkr rowling when all she did was express concern for this movement. Fuck. All. Of. You.

[princess-glassred]

I'm fascinated by what could have potentially happened had Henry succeeded in killing all the losers. Aside from the obvious of Pennywise never being defeated, and assuming IT doesn't kill him because he's a fantastic scapegoat, imagine how big the fallout of this would be.

Henry would be found out almost immediately, if not from his own incompetance then from IT deliberately luring the cops to him so he'd be arrested. He'd either be sent back to the ward for the crimimally insane, or, worst case scenario, Henry's crime might be so heinous Maine would consider bringing back the death penalty just for him. The version of events told by the media would be that Henry is a lunatic who committed a string of murders when he was a young child, then broke out of Juniper Hills and committed another string of murders. The timeline wouldn't match up at all, given that people were dying before Henry broke out, but the media wouldn't focus on that.

This case would probably make national news (at least for a little bit) given that Bill Denbrough, Beverly Marsh, Richie Tozier, and Ben Hanscom were super famous individuals and them all dying together would be an insane story for the public. Of course pennywise covered things up, but these aren't just abused kids or bums who live in alleys. Bill and Richie have an actual fanbase, Ben was on magazine covers, and Bev was a well known fashion mogul. I can only imagine how messy things would be if Tom and Audra died too and the media added them to Henry's list of victims. Audra was a famous actress/model and Tom was Bev's business partner. This shit would have been everywhere.

The goreyness of the case would bring a lot of attention to Derry and I imagine with how insensitive Derry can be they'd use this in tourism. Before this all they had to make people come to Derry was the canal days, so i'm sure sombody would be eager to capatalize on it. The tourism boom would probably cause Derry to be a little gentrified and thus bring more people to Derry than ever before. It would have a plethora of new meals and probably eat more than it'd ever dreamed it could.

Henry would become a pop culture figure, much of the same way we see people treat Jeffrey Dahmer or John Wayne Gacy. IT would love all of that attention because the more people focus on how fucked it is Henry killed people the less people focus on Derry as a whole. Of course there'd been tragedies in the town before, but none of those victims had been famous, and besides: this is the 80's/2010's, the way media sensationalized things would be a lot worse with the prominince of TV/the internet.

There'd probably be some documentary made about Henry's life using what little information they could gather around town. Nobody had even seen henry since he was arrested and nobody talked to him before, so it was basically gaurenteed anyone who got interviewed was lying for attention. There might be a terrible movie made about him at some point, similarly to how in Carrie the black prom incident got a movie that sucked. Henry would probably lack the ability to understand how famous he'd gotten, if not be totally ignorant to it. A few people would get mad that Mike Hanlon and the other numerous victims of Henry who weren't famous get no attention. Tik tok would do it's tik tok thing. True crime crush community girlies would have a field day with young pictures of Henry (especially in the 2017 continuity).

Henry would become a well known person to arm chair diagnose, the kind of killer you write research papers and books about. There'd be plenty of books about Henry too, discussing his fucked mental state and proposing theories about why he did what what he did, a lot of which based on offensive and outdated views of mental health (ie: homosexuality being a mental disorder).