#joe: thinks this helps

[icallhimjoey]

joe cant enunciate to make someone else read his lips pass it on

well he's TRYING

[niftukkun]

what a kangaroo court

[liauditore]

how many belts and buckles does she need someone save me.

[castielsprostate]

hey americans, please fucking vote this year! thanks!

signed,

the rest of the world

[leapdayowo]

Kind of a part two to the last painting I did of Joe and Quinn Hills :3

[blaineseviltwin]

⚔️

[usercelestial]

I know you want a revolution but to have that, you have to act, you have to get your hands dirty, and you have to vote so people who openly want a mass deportation and fervently want to murder anyone who isn't white don't take control of this country.

[zhouxiangs]

MY STAND-IN (2024) | Episode 10

[maxwelljacobfriedman]

[cementcornfield]

There's no secret the relationship you and Ja'Marr have... when you have a guy like that on your team, a friend like that, what is like to know that dedication and the relationship that you guys have continued to build?

Yeah, it's priceless really, you can't really... you know, we have the kind of relationship that we can talk through just about anything on or off the field. And when you have that kind of relationship, it makes creating that chemistry and building that chemistry that much easier on the field and I think it shows on Sundays.

[cubfan-montblanc]

desert duo exchange flowers event seven million dead ten thousand injured

[vegaseatsass]

Reading/thinking about Sol some more, and I do think there's a need from some viewers for him to be either the pure selfless "healthy romance" choice OR purely selfish and unworthy of Joe, and imo he's neither, and that's what makes him interesting and human.

He hurt Joe by assuming the worst of him (in like, a very specifically, viscerally hurtful-to-queers way) and running away; he expects to be able to pick up where they left off as soon as he comes back, and really struggles to calibrate to the fact that Joe neither held a grudge against him nor pined for him this whole time. He just... moved on.

A lot of the ways Sol tries to support Joe or intervene in his toxic relationship with Ming are blatantly compromised by how much Sol wants Joe to choose him instead, but he's also right about Ming. I find him compelling because he goes harder than anyone before Ing in consistently, materially trying to be there for Joe, but there's always that level of selfish motivation to Sol's actions where he doesn't just want to protect Joe from violence or danger, he wants to redirect Joe's feelings from Ming back to himself. (And sometimes he fails to protect Joe not because Joe won't let him intervene but because he's too busy fighting Ming to pay attention to the guy they both just knocked to the ground!!)

If Sol really let go of the idea that Joe could ever want him again, would he still be as ride-or-die for Joe? Is the sincerity Joe showed him something he's repaying in kind, or is there always something he still wants from Joe lingering in the background? Is it possible to sincerely support someone you haven't stopped hoping will one day choose you? And when Joe refuses to let Sol help him, is it because he can't let himself burden a junior, or because he is intuiting and avoiding those strings that come attached to Sol's help, or both?

To me all of those questions are a lot more interesting than like "does Sol deserve Joe" or anything along those lines.

[horseshoemybeloved]

Smoked a bunt I am NEVER beating the rpf allegations

I PROMISE. PROMISE. ITS SLASH PLATONIC I JUST THINK BEING CUDDLY AESTHETICALLY LIKE LOOKS BETTER. I LIKE THE LOOK OF PEOPLE FLOWING AND DRAPED ONTO ONE ANOTHER. IN A HASHTAG PLATONIC SORT OF WAY

[icegreyrose]

The Boys in the Boat + textposts #2

(#1)

[phoenixtakaramono]

There are only two episodes left in The Boys S4, but having seen the leaks and with what we got, I have some opinions.

My conspiracy theory is that they got too many cooks in the kitchen (writers in the writer’s room)—plus the writer’s strike and pandemic happening during this time—and it’s starting to make sense how they dropped the ball with this season.

[zhouxiangs]

Joe, this is Sol. You might have already known him. Of course, he's famous.

MY STAND-IN (2024) | Episode 6