#mia x carli

[wildwren]

Oh fuck. We're gonna need a bigger bucket.

EVERYTHING NOW (2023)

[padmaddean]

Mia & Carli Everything Now s01e07

[tremendoustenderness]

Mia has been out of inpatient treatment all of five minutes and is already pulling the baddest bitches (Alison and Carli).

Further prove that bisexuals love nothing more than twitchy, androgynous rocker vibes, as Alison put it.

[coffeebooh]

thinking abt alison joining the theater club to get closer to mia, but mia doing it to get closer to carli… oh, THAT’s the sapphic love triangle i always wanted but didn’t know i needed

[admireforever]

[youarebetterthanwaffles]

Y’all I have three pennies now but it’s slay that it’s happened thrice 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

[rhfffas]

Petition for Alison x Mia x Carli poly next season

[ball00nb0i]

Bro, Mia did my girl Alison DIRTY

Tried to toot it and boot it, but just accepted Alison wasn’t going to leave her alone and fell into a ‘relationship’ even though she was thinking about another girl the entire time.. And on top of the cheating thing, Alison was the only person that didn’t get an in person apology.. A LETTER?!

Just grimey 😭

[onthwayhome]

wait there are people out there thinking carli didn’t have a crush on mia since the beginning?? like what do you mean?? have we watched the same show???

[leikeliscomet]

Was really excited to see a mixed Black bisexual lead and also a main ship of two WOC especially from Netflix of all places then finding the fans want her with the white main character instead and also skipped all of the nuance of her character by reducing her down to an evil manipulator is disappointing but not surprising. Will still tune in for a second series if it ever happens tho!

[umoomg]

New to the Everything Now fandom but can I just say, MIA LET CARLI GO. Idk WHAT hold this girl has on you but ALISON IS RIGHT THERE😭.

[futiledevice]

mia x carli scenes

[ratatattouille]

what i really adore about everything now is how it actual respects teenage girls (and teenagers) as people. they aren't sexualized. anorexia, which affects primarily girls, isn't sexualized or trivialized. we see how horrible, ugly, terrifying, nuanced, and psychologically damaging it is--without being too graphic or torture porn. it's a real, serious illness that isn't a fad or phase, and i also like how mia's body dysmorphia and issues with gender don't make her nonbinary, because the show is explicit that this is a common experience for teenage girls in a world that sexualizes and demonizes their bodies, alienating them from their bodies, which is something that usually gets left out in conversations on gender. i related a lot to mia, even though i've never been anorexic, but i struggled a LOT with body dysmorphia as a teenager, and it's so . . . bro i get so emotional just thinking about how RESPECTFULLY how GRACIOUSLY and TENDERLY they talked about it and displayed it. it's so rare and it's so GODDAMN REFRESHING.

I also love how they explored how gay boys and boys in general are expected to be hypersexual with will and theo, and how scary a culture of pornography and enforced hypersexuality is on minors. how traumatic it can be. so many teen shows are exploitative of teenage sexuality, more interested in parading them than actually depicting teenage struggles. a lot of internet culture and porn culture in Hollywood is actually grooming, and it's so sad to me how many people don't realize how prevalent it is in a lot of shows aimed at teens (you know, MINORS).

i also love how they handled the abortion topic. too many shows keep trying to fear-monger girls when it comes to abortion, but many girls and women do not have regrets or nightmares or complications, and I'm glad they showed that perspective.

I ALSO LOVE how lesbian romance doesn't take a back seat and it is allowed to be developed and nuanced and takes precedence. bisexuality isn't seen as this deviant, confused state. and being gay isn't depicted as this glamourous, effortless thing, but neither is it miserable. it's all just normal.

this show is one of the few non-condescending, non-childish, non-adultified, non-exploitative, sincere, genuine shows on teenage humanity, especially the humanity of teenage girls.

AND POC CHARACTERS WEREN'T TOKENS. THEY WERE THE MC'S. IT WAS SO SO SO REFRESHING OMIGOD.

and stephen fry was just . . . i loved him. his character, his dialogue, his delivery, so so so good.

what a gem.

[marjorie-88]

[admireforever]