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[zendeyas]

Zendaya wearing MATIERES – New York premiere of The Odyssey

[factorytested]

I hope you know it was real for me

[oneswordstyle]

[pommepony]

god loves you but not enough to save you

[anxietyproblem]

[nowadayz]

RESIDENT EVIL 2 REMAKE 2019, dev. Capcom

[xenosaurus]

PLEASE look at my sister’s jack-o’-lantern, I am obsessed with him

[chiuuee]

"ghost" for the last day of #peachtober. happy spooky halloween!

[awkward-sultana]

Crimson Peak (2015) + Lucille Sharpe’s white nightgown and green robe

[minusboy]

something i’ve kind of noticed with the surfacing of this whole “the best smut is a character study” kind of mindset is the pipeline to a borderline “when i write porn i do it intellectually unlike some of you SICKOS” type of mindset and i just wanted to remind you especially in our current political atmosphere that writing porn doesn’t have to be intellectual to have value. it can be just horny. thanks

[aloneinbrussels]

FAIRUZA BALK as NANCY DOWNS THE CRAFT 1996 | Andrew Fleming

[bladeofdreadfort]

SANSA STARK: also known as

[self-made-purgatories]

I am obsessed with Dr. Miranda Jones. Headcanon that she and Uhura spend part of this episode off hanging out somewhere in the ship passing the Bechdel Test by sharing backstories and comparing notes about inter-species communication.

A smart, independent and deep female character, a surprisingly positive representation (for the 1960s) of a disabled person's experience, a driven career woman in a STEM field. The episode's exploration of what amounts to her imposter syndrome is a little ham-handed and awkward as viewed through the lens of the male characters around her, but there are good intentions there. Of course this episode was written by a woman; Jean Lisette Aroeste, a librarian and Star Trek fan with no prior television writing credits, we salute you and thank you for this amazing character.

[dragons-and-cake123]

[allaboutthems]

[covington-shenanigans]

when i was allegedly a woman i was briefly married to a cis guy before coming out as a lesbian and getting a divorce. my now ex-husband, a genuine sweetheart of a man, was very kind about it all and we remain good friends.

twenty-five (!) years later I came out as a trans man.

now. the important thing to know about my ex-husband is that he loves nothing more than 1) horrible puns, preferably bilingual ones; 2) terrible dad jokes; and 3) committing to the bit until the end of time. he absolutely lives for Shenanigans and Japery. i do not know how his long-suffering wife puts up with him, but they've been married for more than 20 years so presumably she manages.

so, to break the news to my ex, i texted him. the exchange went something like this:

me: "great news, i'm a trans guy now"

him: "oh, congrats!"

me: "thank you. now for the better news: I insist you refer to me henceforth only as your ex-husband. do you accept this challenge?"

and my cis, straight-as-an-arrow, lives-in-the-midwest, married-to-a-minister ex-husband was like

AND HE DOES! gleefully and completely straight-faced, as I understand it. confuses the hell out of everyone, none more than cishet conservative people who've known us both for decades and know for a fact he's only been married twice. I hope he never explains.

[collophora]

Never posted here this study turned fanart?

ref from Amédée Forestier

[zarahartist]

Interview with the Vampire ❤️