[computerangel0101]

Intro

-> hi, you can call me angel!

-> she/her, 25, black, muslim, law student

-> likes: recent f1/motogp convert, anime, manga, procedural shows, Hannibal, IWTV, kdramas, cdramas, Jason Todd, film of all kind, reading, yapping and watching people yap about niche interests and internet drama

-> goodreads/starwars sideblog/ao3/letterbox

-> I need to work on tagging my posts more

-> personal tags: #angel thoughts

[kosmogrl]

[arnie-james]

The Legend

[i-am-the-oyster]

[marquezism]

sickeningly cutieful…

[aloneandforsakenbyfateandbyman]

Silsila (1981)

[chuubiez]

pinkpantheress for sabukaru print issue 02 !

[alittlelambs]

[computerangel0101]

[probuccalfat]

they should invent a father you can forgive

[assflat]

FREE ME!!!!!!! Idk from what...I just want to be free from literally everything

[computerangel0101]

[stuckinapril]

Just try your best, get off your phone as much as you can, honor your hurt feelings and also the hurt feelings of others, favor sincerity over nonchalance whenever it’s appropriate to, reach out to people you miss, let go of people when it’s time, operate from a deeply rooted self respect rather than from a lens of what people think, try your best to read the room, sit in the sun on overcast days (with sunscreen on), drink lots of water, pursue everything you want aggressively, accept that your timeline will be different, welcome detours if circumstances call for them, hold both yourself and others accountable, try to move your body as much as you can and you will be okay diva

[sumquiasum]

There are some points of tvl criticism I'm willing to debate and where I can very much see both sides (or even think the #haters are stretching it a little) but like. You cannot really deny that this season has shown a pattern of prioritizing white characters and their emotional journey over characters of color. On top of that, so many of the jokes are "punching down", starting with the pronoun joke in ep 1 followed by a continuous barrage of throw-away comments. And then, six episodes into a season with an all-white writers room, we have Claudia say "there's something etched in your ribs that says you're a slave". There's no reckoning with how horrifically racist this statement is, neither in the text nor the paratext. It's just sitting there, poisoning what otherwise could have been an incredible scene. Poisoning a season that felt like it was actually slowly finding its footing. It's white privilege to watch that scene and not feel, on some level, attacked by those racist words put in a Black actor's mouth by white writers. To not be haunted by the racist implications of "my bleak, black life." Before, a lot of the writing choices registered as thoughtless; at this point, it's hard to see them as anything but malicious.

[prettysweetprettysweet]

I'm concerned I will literally never get over Louis de Pointe du Lac. In 15 years Jacob Anderson will have several award-winning shows movies and albums under his belt, but I will still be thinking of him. :(

[bobdylanyaoi]

have we ever considered that fame is a gun and i point it blind

[wyllravengards]

i promise you that white man is not underrated

[valtsv]

do you think killing and hurting people and hitting them with hammers and blowing them up is epic and based irl