My Secret Hiding Place

Massive fangirling with a side of things that amuse me. And some random fanfiction.

[someonecomegettheirchild]

Do you guys think that when Daniel is turned into a vampire he intentionally hunts addicts since he himself can’t get high unless he consumes the blood of someone who is high?

Does he relapse since the drugs can no longer kill him?

[someonecomegettheirchild]

WHAT DID I SAY

[dionysiaproductions]

[bunjywunjy]

Has a baleen whale ever been kept in captivity for any length of time? If so was it successfully released or did it die?

there have been several instances of young baleen whales running afoul of something and being captured for rehabilitation, yes! they were mostly gray whales.

which makes sense, gray whales are slow enough to get caught in the first place and hardy enough to not immediately stress themselves to death over being poked and put in a tank (as long as hundreds of pounds of delicious shellfish are on offer, anyway)

none of them were ever kept very long, they were rehabilitated to a healthy weight and then released. (healthy weight for a juvenile gray whale is almost 20,000 lbs. BIG baby)

[bunjywunjy]

[mtraki]

this lives in the post now

[dogpuppy]

[jace-targaryen]

BRING IT ON (2000) dir. peyton reed

[presidentdragon]

"that time of the month" "monthly visitor" "feminine hygiene products" GRRAH!!! SHUT UP SHUT UP!!! PERIOD!! MENSTRUATION!!!! TAMPONS!!! PADS!! MENOPAUSE!!!!!!!!!!!

[tyke-dyke]

VAGINA!!!!

[presidentdragon]

[lastoneout]

[gayday-inactive]

do u have a vibrator in ur pants or is ur penis just so scared

[punkitt-is-here]

you will probably not look like a skinny white anime girl when you transition you will likely look like someone's mom and you need to realize how swag this is

[punkitt-is-here]

I saw a picture of my mom last week and did a double take because we both realized how similar we look. skinny white anime girls are not real women but your mom is. I promise you look like a real woman

[punkitt-is-here]

Shoutouts to the funniest possible tags on this post

[beyourghost]

i think more final girls should be forty and kind of weird and off-putting

[inafieldofdaisies]

Widow's Bay (2026—) | Season 1, Episode 8 "Your Baggage" | Kate O'Flynn as Patricia

[marinah2oblue]

The Haunting of Hill House // Doctor Sleep // The Boroughs

[emziess]

What the hell is in the basement? Widow's Bay, S01E08

[inthedarktrees]

Kate O'Flynn as Patricia

“Your Baggage” | Widow’s Bay 1x08

[sg1]

Stargate SG-1, 09.04 The Ties That Bind

[coffeepeople]

friends. widow’s bay fucking rules. get in the bay, the water is warm and full of hags.

[flipjack]

It's about... things I like!

[inthemoodforblastt]

The Boroughs is also, intentionally or unintentionally, a commentary on the way elderly people are treated and respected. The fact that many older people in care homes are abused, constantly gaslit, or treated as little more than commodities to make money from is not fiction, it’s a very real social issue tied to the private elderly care industry in general. And so is the paternalism and condescension with which they’re treated, as if they were children instead of fully functional adults.

The Boroughs really emphasizes this point: they’re treated like oversized children when in reality they’re simply retired professionals who are still fully capable, and it’s precisely those skills and experiences that allow them to move the story forward. Judy is an experienced reporter, a Black woman who fought her way into a professional career in the 1970s and obviously isn’t going to sit quietly in the face of a mystery or an injustice. Sam is an aerospace engineer. Wally is a doctor with decades of experience. Renee spent her whole life as a manager and knows exactly how to deal with assholes.

These are skilled, intelligent professionals in their respective fields, and they don’t stop being those things just because they get older. If anything, they’ve spent an entire lifetime specialising and building that expertise. I think the series reflects this beautifully, and honestly I find it really important because, yes, your grandparents were people who raised entire families before you put them in a nursing home, and that’s something people should remember. They’re not idiots. They’re just old.