#you aren’t going ANYWHERE

[inkykeiji]

noooo after letting lifeguard touya teach n show u the pleasures of life (n having legs hehe) u have to leave him to go back to the ocean..LMAO THAT SOUNDS SO CHEESY BUT STILL

anon it’s so cute that u think he would actually allow you to leave him and go back to the ocean <3

[newtkelly]

this…. this is what happened last night, right?

requested by @geddyqueer & @captainrockley 💖

[kingworm]

ford is making up for nearly 40 years of lost time, he is sneaking stan interdimensional super vitamins that will keep that old man alive until their mid 90s At Least stan has no say in this

[dollopole]

No because let’s talk about the sexual tension between Merlin and Arthur when Arthur forces Merlin to eat the rat soup… I mean, it’s just rat soup. Arthur had no right to make it gay. But he did. That was so gay. Let’s thank the rat, a sacrifice had to be made for Arthur and Merlin to eye fuck each other.

[unspuncreature]

obi-wan should’ve been at the club!!!!!

[smply-sktchng]

why won’t you fly away?

[clegfly]

ITS HERE

[quietwingsinthesky]

that’s really the core of lucifer, i suppose. he knows that something horribly, desperately, unspeakably wrong was done to him. and god did that. so. there’s nothing that can be done but to accept it as it is.

[winds-of-zephyr416]

🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵

Hey, if you’re trans or nonbinary in the US, you’re valid. I love you.

If you’re queer in any way in the US, you’re valid. I love you.

Gender and sexuality are incredibly vast, complex concepts that can’t in any truthful way be shoved into a box. They can’t be defined by words or legislations, they can only be defined by you.

You can’t define gender or sexuality for yourself if you aren’t here. You’ve probably heard this a million times already, but fuck it, it’s true. You gotta live. We gotta survive this. Heck, we will survive this and it’s gonna be out of sheer fucking spite.

🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵

[nocasdatsgay]

I hope people realize that once Sarah does end the ship war, I’m still going to ship who I want.

Because ships and canon are not mutually exclusive of each other.

[chamerionwrites]

Speaking as someone who would be delighted if both US political parties fell into the sea…the audacity of straight men who staunchly support the We Hate Women party and expect this not to alter the statistical odds of them getting laid by even a single iota

[ineffablerainstorm]

Why are we trending again?

*hasn’t stoped furiously posting and consuming good omens content for a single second*

Ah that’s right. Never mind carry on!

[chibishortdeath]

Great googley moogley it’s all going to shit! Every day becomes exponentially more terrifying!

And all perfectly timed to just right at the start of what’s supposed to be my adult life where I get my shit together and be useful and productive!

[elmoshipsbyler]

i’m writing this with a pounding migraine, so bear with me, but i feel like a decent percentage of homophobic m*levens genuinely find byler unsettling, and are coming from a place of unease/discomfort

imagine living in a world where you can turn on a TV show and feel comforted knowing there’ll be at least someone on screen who you feel represents you. no matter what show, no matter what movie, there’s always someone who you’ll be able to relate to

now imagine- if you’re living under this assumption that you’ll always be represented, anything different feels like having the rug pulled from under you. if you’ve spent your whole life seeing straight couples on TV (and expecting straight couples), having a character turn out to be gay can feel almost like deception. you were in your comfort zone, and now you’re not anymore. think about all the tweets you see from m*levens talking about how disappointed they are about the “lack of straight representation”

and so you start to see this as a threat. any POSSIBILITY that a character (one which you happen to relate to) can end up being gay, that becomes a threat, because you’re not used to being forced out of your comfort zone

if it turns out that mike reciprocates will’s feelings, that’s a “betrayal”, because the assumption was that, unless the audiences was given a big flashing warning in advance that “this will be a character you won’t be be able to relate to”, he would be a “safe” character. he wouldn’t make them have to question anything, because he’s a “default” guy. mike being queer would mean that they were never given the option to “opt out” of representation. it would also force the audience to start looking at their media critically and wonder why they assumed he would be straight. and that would, in turn, force them to look at the world around them and ask themselves the same questions

or, even worse [cue dramatic music] it forces them to reevaluate themselves and their own relationships with other people. thinking about a girl i know who gets really weird around byler, who’ll say “they’re not gay, everyone’s like that” but has yet to consider that maybe no, not everyone’s like that

for most people in minority groups, there never was this default-representation to begin with, so there’s not the same feeling of “betrayal”. there was never the inherent assumption that you can just turn on any piece of media and immediately recognize yourself in one of the characters. you get used to relating to PIECES of a character, rather than the whole, cause you know that you’ll never see yourself in entirety being represented on screen

but if you’ve gone your whole life thinking your specific experiences are “normal”, and inherently deserve to be represented on screen more than other experiences, only for your expectations to be subverted, it forces you to question WHY you assumed you were the default. and i feel like a lot of people don’t want to ask themselves that question

[wickershells]

not everyone feigns sincerity

[edge-oftheworld]

when I was in high school there was a tendency whenever there was an attractive boy to simply fan over him. in a way that talked over everything he might say for himself and created a narrative that completely ignored, the fact in some cases, that he was really struggling—or if he was struggling, to pin all the blame on the girl he’s dating and completely ignore the thousands of other factors (no it can’t be mental illness or unaccommodated disability or systemic abuse or exploitation and if he is in an abusive relationship we won’t ever consider the factors that put him at risk for that)

and I’m not saying this fandom is like that. I get the need for privacy around some things and how in public conversations sometimes it’s a lot more respectful to stick to the positives (everyone who does that, I admire you) or even the struggles that are talked about publicly, show respect by not reading too far into them. there’s a time and place for that. but sometimes I feel like our only options are shitty and ableist gossip or totally ignoring the systemic and structural issues we know exist in something like the music industry until someone dies and then we’re looking for someone to blame. friends, there is a point where the respectful thing is to listen to what someone says and come together to make things better. and you can learn how to have that conversation respectfully. please do