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A Grey’s Anatomy RPG with a twist — things take place in a slightly alternate universe, where everything up to the season 8 finale is canon (including the finale itself, BUT without any lives lost). Muns are able to take more control of the character’s stories after that point. We’re also far into the future, and able to explore our favorite characters are navigating their futures, and families.

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catgrantknows

Hey I don’t post a whole lot on this blog anymore, and this isn’t Supergirl related, but I’ve definitely seen a lot of people here being pretty into Grey’s Anatomy. So if anyone is interested in RPing, I joined this recently, and it’s really great.

There’s lot of main characters still available (e.g. Meredith and Christina) and a lot of room for OCs if that’s what you prefer. Everyone has been really lovely. And the mods work really hard to make a happy accepting space for everyone.

Come check it out :)

redfield5x5

I believe that you can change everyone out there. Not with violence, not with fear.

redfield5x5

lena-luthor

catherinegrant

1x16 // 2x04

#like hero like wife

redfield5x5

Please.

#literally my blog title lmao

redfield5x5

the endgame all along

awesomeobsessions

O.G Superfriends!!

mistressvera

Katie Mcgrath and Jeremy Jordan on the set

harperspiller

I’m yours. Always.

ALEX DANVERS & KELLY OLSEN Supergirl - 6.20, “Kara”

unpretty

i like to imagine that clark kent’s search history is mostly normal but then there’s stuff like “improved superman costume concept art” because he wanted ideas

unpretty

#what would you even do as an artist #if one day superman is just wearing a costume that is clearly your design #like superman was clearly looking at your deviantart #there is a chance that superman saw that art you drew of him kissing batman #why is he wearing the costume you designed #is he trying to send a message #is he saying that he really does smooch batman #did superman see your kryptosona #how much does he know

someone said they wanted to be able to reblog this with my horrible tags

reallyohcrap

no but like… do you sue him for using your designs? Do you politely ask him to stop using your designs? Do you ask him for license fees when the Superman merchandise adopts your design as well?

unpretty

i am absolutely sure that he would find one with an artist’s comment/description that included “hey superman if you’re reading this feel free to use this anytime ok ;3″ and he would say “oh man that’s so thoughtful, thank you weedhorse69, I think I will” and like how do you explain in court that you, weedhorse69, did not intend for your statement to be any kind of contractual offer because you did not think he would ever find your public internet post with his name all over it

mellytonin

#people are reblogging the version of this without my final addition#offended that i would suggest clark kent wouldn’t credit the artist#missing what i consider to be the obvious facts of the matter#it’s probably a costume designed out of pure thirst too like#weedhorse69 is gonna keep his mouth shut because this way he gets to watch superman#running around town in a costume that really shows off his biceps and abs#he thought it looked summery#the league holds an intervention asking him to please stop wearing it#he does not stop no one can stop him#batman v superman II: clark please put on a real shirt

unpretty

tumblr is garbage and likes to resize everything and readmores don’t work on mobile anyway so you all will just have to click through if you want to read weedhorse69′s chatlog screenshots

nekare

THAT CHATLOG THO

vi14m2lg7m

olivia-ivy

For the love of God

PLEASE

Read Through The Whole Thing

bossbeth

Supercorp fandom changed my life.

That sounds like a pat or facetious thing to say. I say it with my whole chest.

To be in a cozy nook of fandom that celebrates masculine of center, butch, non-binary, and trans reads of Kara Danvers has given me space to celebrate and explore those identities.

It gave me a chance to realize, hey, that's me.

I'm in therapy. I have friends I love who make space to listen to me. I probably would have gotten here eventually. But being in a community where a masculinity beyond the cis is embraced and celebrated and normalized has been a gift I can't articulate.

I'm a little scared that I'll never find it again. Lots of gay identity is about embracing repressed and rejected femininity, or even the ultimate ideal of abolishing gender altogether and accepting our whole and varied selves without hesitation or limitation.

But for now, I feel so safe and seen as a masculine woman. That feels powerful and true and grounding. And I have spent decades of my life in communities where that just didn't exist, much less where it was normalized, much less where it was seen as a romantic ideal.

All because an art department decided this girl on a CBS show should be doing Clark Kent drag. And because writers and artists and gif makers saw and went, oh.