Distance is Key

A vague attempt at blogging where I find myself scrolling endlessly without doing anything About me My art

[lgbt-userboxes]

[eleezabiza]

STOP SAYING ASEXUALS HAVEN’T FOUND THE RIGHT PERSON YET 2K16

[wakalakamakapuja]

Stranger Things (2016)

[wereralph]

honestly what year is it

[eggorf]

I HATE THIS FUCKING WEBSITE

[snoppy-dog]

I will literally never get over how Jane Austen, in 1813, wrote a man accepting rejection by saying “well women always play hard to get so I’ll take your no as a yes”. And this is still accurate to this day.

[babyknivez]

reblog if you’re part of the holy trinity of unrecognized and dismissed sexualities

bisexual, pansexual, and asexual 

[arrogantbullyingtoerag]

hey remember when jane austen, a woman, referred to a character named richard as having “never done anything to entitle himself to more than the abbreviation of his name” in 1817. yeah me too.

[indrid-hot]

I enjoy Roman Holiday because I too would like to run away from my responsibilities and go frolicking around with young Gregory Peck.  

[xavierstea]

[akajustmerry]

jane austen was so lit because she wrote about men the way men typically write about women i.e. her stories just centered around women and men were only there for the sake of women, and her books could have been all bitter and sad about the state of women in that century, but instead they’re sweet honest observational stories of friendship, family and love *sighs* what a lady i am sorry i ever doubted you cos I was bored in high school

[wherehavalltheflowersgone]

Asexuals react the same way to representation as girls do to real pockets 

[punnyneurotic]

I made some Pride sharks! I’ve had the idea for a while now, and decided to finally draw them.

!DO NOT REPOST OR USE WITHOUT MY PERMISSION!

More sharks:

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[monica-geller]

the worst thing about being australian on this god forsaken website is when it gets to september and everyone from the northern hemisphere is like ‘today i consumed 3 pumpkin spice lattes and picked my halloween costume and had a sexually charged encounter with a pile of leaves!!!!’ and all that ever happens to me in september is that a bunch of misguidedly defensive birds try to fuckign kill me

[sandandglass]

Mel B is baffled by Richard Ayoade.

[aro-ace-safeplace]

We matter, we exist, don’t erase us.

[didyouknowmagic]

“I want a Disney film where the protagonist has a disability saves the day and is loved by all”  

“I want a Disney film where the protagonist isn’t conventionally attractive and that doesn’t define their worth or ever stop them from being amazing”

“I want a Disney film where the main guy and the girl end up as friends”

“I want a Disney film with representation one that focuses on issues that are relevant in today’s world”

“I want a Disney film that has animation that is jaw dropping and irrefutably gorgeous”

“I want a Disney film where the Villain is terrifying and all too realistic” 

“I want a Disney film that deals with complex issues” 

“I want a Disney film with musical numbers that give me chills”

The Hunchback of Notre Dame shall always be the most underrated animated film from Disney anyone that has ever graced the silver screen.  

[randomfandomteacher]

One of my favorite Disney movies

[lottiethewitch-deactivated20250]

You know what I miss?  

Doctor Who. I miss being excited about Doctor Who.  

I miss looking forward to streaming the show every week.  I miss being excited for the Christmas special.  I miss the cliffhangers and the recurring characters and the personalities of the individual doctors.  

I just saw an ad for the new series in September and I literally thought “meh.” 

I remember a time where you’d see nothing but the show on your dash, and all the posts had 10,000+ notes because literally everyone loved it and got excited about it.  

I think the idea of fandom lost traction everywhere around the same time the show started doing plot circles, so people lost interest and it died a slow, agonizing death. 

I didn’t ever think it would get here, but it has, and somewhere it makes me sad.  

[thorodinson]

Because Ultron was 8-9 feet tall, the 5-foot James Spader had to wear an antennae-like contraption made out of a thick piece of wire with two red balls attached to the top that went up his entire back and 3 feet above his head. This was done so that the actors that shared scenes with him would be able to have a reference point for where his eyes would be; the two red balls represented the placement of Ultron’s eyes. Elizabeth Olsen stated that this was actually distracting because Spader would be giving an intense performance and out of instinct she would look at him rather than the balls representing his eyes. Much to everyone’s amusement, whenever this happened, Aaron Taylor-Johnson would yell, “Red balls! Look at his balls, Lizzie!” at her in order to get her to look in the right direction.