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I'm a twenty years old french girl. I need to escape. I need my lovely girlfriend next to me all the time. I need to get my own home. I need some Sherlock before 2016. I need to go to Hogwarts. I need too much things, so, I have this Tumblr. And, when I see it, I feel a little bit better.. ♥ Love you guys, thanks to follow me ♥

[neetols]

happy valentine’s to soulmates and soulmates only

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[radjane-deactivated20210928]

Gonna do Michael Sheen next 

[sircolinmorgan]

I’ve got a package for Eve from Lucifer.

+ Bonus:

[dcmultiverse]

Now the demons know I have no intention of returning. They’ll continue to defy me. It’s only a matter of time before they come back to earth. Who knows where next, or maybe they’ll just come back for Charlie, or…

[alphalewolf]

[exorcisms-and-sigils-deactivate]

If my boi doesn’t return to Chloe with the most powerful, annoyingly cocky, and sweetest “Hello Detective” in the history of the TV series I will flip myself

or a simple “Hello Chloe” it probably will have the same impact on meh

[life-love-geekculture]

Character Growth

When he finally kisses her

[n0thinggoodeverstayswithme]

[crimesolvingdevil]

Linda: gives lucifer meaningful advice and healthy coping mechanisms that will help him understand what he’s going through

Linda: so what did you learn from today’s session?

Lucifer:

[crazyintheeast]

I can’t believe that one of the healthiest and most decent shows on TV is about the Devil

First off look at the cast. It’s actually gender balanced

And if this is not great enough the women are not just there to further the male story lines but actually have their own stories

But wait! It gets even better. I know what you are thinking. A show about the Devil. So naturally Lucifer is the typical attractive male monster ala Loki, Kylo Ren or any random CW character and we are supposed to ignore all the murder, pain and violence he causes because deep down inside he is sensitive right? Nope

Lucifer is the opposite.

and he makes it absolutely clear time and time again. He is not evil. He punishes evil. He has never murdered a human being, despises monsters who use and abuse others and all he wants to do is have fun and make sure that everybody around him is happy as well. And if this is not great enough he actually recognizes that he needs help with his issues. Literally one of the main characters in the show is his therapist Dr. Linda.. Sure he never listens to her at first but we actually see his character get development, he also constantly get called out and most importantly learn lessons every once in a while. Also once they got season 2 they had enough leverage to actually discuss Lucifer’s bisexuality openly even going so far as to show his male lovers and talk about them

The other main character of the show is Chloe Decker

She is a divorced mom and an amazing detective. A complete professional who believes in justice and is even willing to after other cops. She has no chill and constantly calls Lucifer on his shit and even this wasn’t great enough she is not just there to further Lucifer’s story lines. If anything it’s the other way around. She usually goes her own way and Lucifer follows her like a puppy

Another amazing thing about the show is that it absolutely doesn’t tolerate any toxic behavior. All characters who do shitty things whether it’s lying, committing crimes , taking other for granted etc are not only called out on it but actually suffer consequences. No matter if they are a human or an angel. Hell they even call out God several times for being an asshole who doesn’t treat his family right

And another very rare thing in shows nowadays. The female characters are not only treated with respect but they are not pitied against each other. In fact they learn to respect and outright love each other.. And yes the female characters regularly interact with each other and quite often without even mentioning the men

Watch this show. It’s worth it

[mrgoldsshopofhorrors]

This is your regular reminder to watch Lucifer.

[luciferbl00dymorningstar]

Can I also point out how HEALTHY the fandom is? We don’t have ship wars, we discourage cruelty, we don’t hate eachother or the actors or the writers or the story…

It’s just so refreshing that I feel like I can exist here without drama.

We’re halfway through season three and I can confidently say that only once have I had an issue with someone in the fandom and it wasn’t even really about the show.

I love that people here like to have fun, be silly, and support eachother’s opinion without being toxic.

I love that even when you take a lengthy break from posting or interacting with the fandom, they’ll welcome you back with open arms.

Big blogs aren’t snobby or exclusive and little blogs feel welcome to interact.

Not once have I ever considered leaving.

I just love this fandom.

[squiddlybop]

When ya girl bisexual

[heaven-nor-hell]

Alright this is my definite favorite version of this, ever.

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finally

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One thing I’m sick of seeing is people who say stuff like, ‘Snape was emotionally abusive towards Lily. He called her a disgusting slur and then thought he could get away with it by just apologising, and hanging around outside the Gryffindor dormitory until she paid him attention.’ Then in the same sentence add, ‘the Marauders were just children. It was childhood rivalry! Like, I can’t believe Snape couldn’t get over that one high school prank.’

First off, when are people going to understand that Severus called Lily that name in a moment of frustration and anger? He didn’t walk up to her surrounded by his friends laughing as they all shouted ‘mudblood’ at her, then go crawling back to her later on thinking an apology would suffice. He made a terrible mistake whilst under pressure, realised he had made a mistake, went to apologise, and Lily rejected his apology, as was her right to do so.

Secondly, if you can consider fifteen-year-old Severus Snape capable of emotional abuse towards Lily, then you can consider fifteen-year-old Sirius Black capable of attempted murder, and fifteen-year-old James Potter capable of unrelenting harassment bordering on physical abuse. They were all the same age, all ‘children’ by your definition. You don’t get to pick and choose which one of the three you’re going to infantilise because you happen to like one set of characters more the other. They were all the same fucking age.

It’s like this belief everyone has that Severus was a stalker and an ‘abuser’ at the ripe old age of nine. I would understand if we were shown a scene of Severus tying Petunia down and thrashing her with a stick - that would be concerning abusive behaviour from a nine-year-old. But a nine-year-old with no friends, hanging out around the same park two other children visit frequently, working up the courage to talk to them? Not stalking. A nine-year-old, after being insulted, doing something petulant to hurt the other child who threw the insult? Not abuse.

This site has a serious problem with misusing terms and the anti-Snape fandom has about the worst case I’ve ever seen.

[scarletravenswood]

Spiritual Question of the Day: Is there an animal that you have a spiritual connection with? What animal is it and does it appear often in your life or your dreams? 🐍🕷🦉🦌🦇🦋

[kiwibee]

live long and prosper

[lostconner]

Smell good!

[cloud-etudes]

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At his side, as if you’ve always been there and always will. Black and white beauties. <3