ostropest:

carfuckerlynch:

huge shoutout to the guy at the bar who said “i like your dress maam” and when i was like. i’m a man but thank you! he was like “oh shit i like your dress homie” i love you forever

bloomsbury:

drew the famous twt pose as reylo 🫶🏻

everythingfox:

Best friends

blogquantumreality:

evillordzog:

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brigwife:

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brigwife:

super special award for every1 who survived 🥇

i think we’re all so brave, actually

i made a version for the americans so they don’t feel left out

Now tumblr you got the chance to do something super funny

syntheticsapphire:

the deep sea creatures when a scientist shows up with a flashlight outta no where

teathattast:

yellenabelova:

Nimona (2023) + text posts

hideousocean:

Many people are noting that Nimona isn’t very subtle about its message and themes (cue the rainbow breathe weapon). And you know what, I think it’s awesome. We’re used to thinking subtlety is good, and even queer people frequently agree that queer stories should be “well made” and “not too preachy”. That’s not wrong in itself, but here’s the thing: after spending millennia as “the love that dare not speak its name”, we desperately need stuff that isn’t subtle, but loudly, blatantly, obnoxiously queer… AND well made, because these are not opposites. Subtlety for its own sake becomes just another closet. After realizing it, I won’t be comfortable writing queer subtext anymore – not until I see queer text become commonplace.