blue

hi. i'm blue. i use they/them and he/him pronouns. i like stories. i like music. i'm learning to like myself.

[avesseloflanguage]

scare drag. boo. or whatever.

[b0nkcreat]

Random stinging pain in my neck 👀

[creepymutelilbugger]

atacked by my #MindWasp

[b0nkcreat]

Can you put those things on a leash please

[creepymutelilbugger]

Yeah. a really Long one so they can still get u tho

[b0nkcreat]

Commentary on: Society

[segamascott]

[reticent-vampire]

[lestatdelioncuort]

A second thought save them all from my provoked rage...Where is Louis?

[rocktheholygrail]

The Vampire Lestat (2026)

[mudkipper]

[merrymorningofmay]

something tastyyyyyy about marty and rust in ep4 where marty's losing the grip on his patriarchal status as a husband/father/macho, so when rust comes in like "hey fuck your feelings we have a job to do, also here's my gruesome undercover backstory" he's acting as kind of a masculinity role model for marty: someone who's done all this novel manly stuff like Killing People and Wearing Cool Jacket herding marty back to "being a real man" (which marty conceptualises as enduring the horrors for the greater good and being soo brave about it)

EXCEPT to rust, and to the viewer who's heard rust tell that same backstory in 2012, his time undercover was not about heroism or tough yet necessary choices but about powerlessness and humiliation and being given no choice. it was an experience he compares to prostitution specifically, with his body physically penetrated by bullets and substances (and possibly tattoo needles) and every hierarchy, both the gangs and the police, seeing him as less than human (prey or a tool respectively). the thing that in ep4 makes marty feel low-key envious of rust's manhood is the part of rust's life where he had to assume a symbolically feminine role

[ynnu-64]

Just two deranged men being partners for 7 years then falling off

and reuniting after ten years to work together again, they might save each other lives and live together in the end

[22ratonthestreet]

so true that it detectived

[dyketennant]

when the characters call each other their “partner” as some sort of formality (detectives, business, agency, etc.) but it also has a double meaning/homoerotic undertones

[teethburied]

1.02 "Seeing Things"

[teethburied]

1.02 "Seeing Things"

[teethburied]

1.02 "Seeing Things"

[hopeless-eccentric]

my favorite detail in true detective s1 is that neither of them wear seatbelts. i assume this is because rust has a death wish and marty feels emasculated by safety regulations

[poison-p1nk]

started true detective. rust cohle the man that u are.

[snoopyoftheday]

reminder to be kind to one another