Well, we all got here somehow

Hello. I'm Ava and i dont know how to change my theme on desktop im sorry. also ive never tagged a trigger or spoiler warning ever in my life so i hope that doesn't bother you otherwise enjoy the blog that started when my cool older friends made it for me at a sleepover when i was ten and have yet to be able to escape from also the heading is a picture of me and my cat hugo and I'd change my icon but this random monkey has been it for like... ten years and im attached to the bugger anyways what should i name him

[castformbignaturals]

Opening by punching a baby is a STRONG move.

[castformbignaturals]

“That baby doin’ The Weenus!”

- Demi Adejiyigbe, 2026

[wizard-loving-wizard]

i like that rulette continues to be a shorties only game

[wizard-loving-wizard]

BABY HOOP BABY HOOP

AROUND THE LEG

that baby is doing the wenis

[cursedcrazy-starkid]

just in time for 4th of July🫡 🇺🇸

(if you don’t know the Ally one check out Total Forgiveness!!!!)

[wizard-loving-wizard]

the adult bjorn is destroying me it's falling apart

[sasmeo-bisaster]

Josh Ruben fucking a Sam Reich look alike mannequin in an adultbjorn sure wasn't in my bingo for game changer tonight

[lamaison]

Legal Eagle asking "are you covered to have an open flame in the studio?" and a producer worriedly yelling "we're not!" as Ally goes to light a bong they filled with real whiskey is maybe the hardest I have ever laughed at an episode of Game Changer.

[rhythm-of-lesbianism]

one of the main things that struck me with yesteryear was how even the “real 1800s pioneer living” was being supported by natalie’s sons buying food from the grocery store and bringing it to them. that she was taking modern medication, which was behind her “good days”. that part of it was very well done

[colombinna]

I saw someone bullet pointing their thoughts about Yesteryear on reddit and decided to do the same thing

Spoilers under the cut, I think everyone should consider reading this book, it's fucking great!

1. Natalie's sexuality doesn't matter, and I really hope the movie doesn't try to affirm her as a lesbian. Honestly, it's better and less problematic - in the literal sense of the word, as in it would cause less problems - if she's straight. Lord knows we don't need people justifying her abusive behavior with "she's a lesbian!" or associating her abusive behavior with being a lesbian. In the end, her sexual abuse of Shannon is about power and control, not sexual desire.

2. You shouldn't believe Natalie!!! I can't understand why so many people buy her story that Reena wasn't a victim of sexual assault just because Natalie says she wasn't, and why people demonize Shannon and call her a liar and a homewrecker and saying she's jealous of Natalie and wanted to ruin her life like she's not the victim here. Shannon was honestly part of the problem with Natalie up until their confrontation, for enabling Natalie to keep doing the fucked up shit she did and making her more money and giving her more fame through her producer job. If Shannon was *really* against the things Natalie did and represented, she would've at worst quit sooner and at best never taken the job in the first place. I think the novel represents this when she is presented as a perfect tradwife in her interview with Erin. None of this of course, negates the fact that she is a victim and didn't deserve what Natalie did to her.

3. It's a story about the cycle of abuse! Natalie is abused by Caleb but she also abuses her children and others!! She is NOT some helpless victim and partakes in the abuse of children way before Caleb gets violent with her.

4. Her mother and sister aren't evil, they're supposed to show that you're able to get away from all Natalie had tied herself around. Her mother was responsible for a lot of what was wrong with Natalie, but Abigail having grown in the exact same environment and having gotten out of it is supposed to show you the problem is with Natalie and how her not seeing other people as people ("why can't you be kind?") is what drives her more and more into the culture of abuse.

[areadingturtle]

Heated Rivalry is proof that if you let that toxic situationship go on just a little bit longer you might actually fix each other.

[the-tortured-fangirl-department]

26 minutes into young Sherlock. Why the hell did they give them romantic chemistry like that? I know dam well it will go to waste

[darklinaforever]

Knowing that the definitive end of the Young Sherlock show (if they ever adapt the adult part), will end with James & Sherlock falling together into the void near the waterfalls, Watson heartbroken to have lost his best friend, all so that in the end Sherlock is alive but in hiding, leaving Watson, his second best friend, to his life and having lost James (his first friend/best friend/nemesis/best enemy) forever, like he lost his father long before.

[slightlyratsy-batsy]

Poor James. Everybody knows he’s in love with Sherlock. He knows he’s in love with Sherlock. He spends 24 hours a day steering longingly into Sherlock and somehow Sherlock (the greatest detective) still goes my bestie westie most awesomest friend James!

[ionlylikemycat]

this is. cruel. and unusual punishment. this is not okay. it is bad to do this to this poor poor man. this is bad. bad.

it’s so fucking funny and i need all of it Now

i’m gonna die

this sweet sweet man. you’re playing with his brain. it is bad to do this to people

but also

it’s still the funniest fucking thing that’s ever happened, lieutenant fun, jesus christ in gonna die

[arbitraryfuck]

just finished watching Jury Duty and i still cant believe someone actually got Truman Showed for a comedy series. i know it was just for a few weeks and he got a bunch of money, friends and opportunities after but like. he got Truman Showed for real. that very much did happen

[kusali]

Lmaoo

[squaresquid]