#victoria starr

[janineirl]

bae come back youre so sexy hhaahah 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[foxybatty]

Bit breezy but at least the air isn't too cold or too hot!

Victoria (c) PluSkuVA (Twitter) Art (c) Me

[uglypigmilkers]

The Boys cast when they were little

[neumansgirl]

SPOILERS FOR THE BOYS FINALE why on earth did butcher feel the need to murder my WIFE. My gorgeous beautiful WIFE. I honestly cried I can't deal w this no more I miss her sm victoria please come back I miss u so does Zoe please omg

[goldenispunk]

Eric Kripke casting the most ridiculously hot actors as crazy, fucked up villains is my new favourite thing

[ballroombastardz]

Made this as a joke and I knew it'd be a tumblr banger. The fucking campaign video made me like lash myself forward stimming in my seat.

[porceauxchop]

did I post this here yet I can't remember

[thelolarahaii]

New world, new rules. Now shut the fuck up and listen. Our fates are connected now. Singer's as good as dead, and I am the only fucking friend you've got left. The train has left the station gorgeous, and you're on it.

HOMELANDER and VICTORIA NEUMAN in THE BOYS SEASON 4

[homelanderpilled]

they are all better than me because if homelander choked me i’d cum

[mikasaerens]

The real issue with the politics in s4 of The Boys

Ok before y’all jump me- I agree with most, if not all, of the political stances that the show takes. That being said there have been serious issues in the way the politics is being handled in s4.

It’s true that the previous seasons were never subtle, but the problem with s4 isn’t that it’s more in your face politics. The problem is the way it fits into the story.

In s1-3 whenever politics were brought up (all the time) they were well integrated into the plot. When they talked about racism, it wasn’t a one liner, it involved making characters like Stormfront a huge focus of the season. They EXPLORED and FLESHED OUT all of the political topics that they brought up.

In s4, instead we have random line drops about transgender people, abortion, immigration etc, without diving deep. Not every political topic needs to be included. They need to include ones only where they can seamlessly incorporate it into the plotline.

The abortion scene was so jarring. Here we have a MAIN character (Starlight) supposedly get an abortion and make that tough decision and WE NEVER HEAR OF IT. It basically happened *between seasons* and then is only brought up when exposed by Firecracker and then never again. Like tf is that?? What other show would leave out such a huge moment??

Similarly we have random lines where a white man talks about being a slave catcher while eyeing A-Train and all sorts of cringy BS. Whereas before, the racial dynamics of police violence (Stormfront, Blue Hawk) are a huge part of his arc and redemption.

They just threw shit in without workshopping it to fit the plot. I don’t mind funny campy moments like when they donated Tek Knight’s money to liberal organizations while he had a breakdown, but every political moment in s4 is taking that same tone. Just dropped in for no reason. I did like how they did Firecracker though, having her be a host spreading far right conspiracy theories worked.

[billybangbang]

Disability In The Boys

Can we please talk about the disability representation of Kimiko in the boys?

I love seeing a disabled character as a disabled person and a disability studies student. However, I have a huge problem with Kimiko and her relationship with other people and the way they communicate.

Kimiko lost her ability to speak due to trauma she experienced in childhood. This led her and her brother to make up a sign language to communicate. This is an amazing aspect depicting for one, that children will find a way to communicate, that communicating with others is a part of being human, and that a disability does not mean you have to 'suffer' with it but can find ways to be included in social life.

However, The Boy's handling of Kimiko's muteness within the group is a problem. I love that Frenchie makes an effort to learn and communicate with Kimiko. It is so important! Disabled people deserve to be integrated into active society. Yet, the implication of ONLY Frenchie learning that Kimiko's language is 100% a negative representation in relation to who learns it. Frenchie and Kimikos relationship is portrayed with romantic undertones and in Season 4 a comfirmed romantic partner. It implies that only a romantic partner should make an effort to communicate differently.

Why do the other boys not learn even basic phrases of Kimiko's sign language? I understand Butcher not learning but the others?!

These people are her friends and like family to her. Families such as hearing parents with deaf children in real life are statistically more likely not to learn sign language almost 70%. And we as a society need to talk about this. It is a blatant form of discrimination and exclusion of disabled people.

So why does a show like the Boys who points out so many difficult issues within the show does not make an effort with their disabled protagonist? Furthermore only showing a love interest learning it. Even more so it is depicted as something romantic to learn to communicate wit Kimiko through sign language.

[myballetflats]

[psychadollics]

Corporate would like you to tell us the difference between these pictures.

After watching that debate it is official, we are cooked

[neumansgirl]

shut up and kiss me already you dead ass politician

[sexyvixen7]

(Source: livelyackles on Twitter)

More of Jensen, Jeff, Toni, and Eric with a glimpse of Jessie and Claudia

[marvelsgirl616]

They’re so cute 🥹