Claudia Defender

|22| |They/She| |Black|

[saintbambie]

only a butch lesbian can handle a sweet hearted strange perverted weird girl

[barnacle-butch-x]

Butch service top 🤝🏻 femme pillow princess

[femmebookworm]

i love being a pink femme with big boobs 10/10 experience

[creativelycomplex]

Favourite part of the Armand apology tour was that he knew not to show up to Louis with that notes app apology and big doe eyes asking for forgiveness. Louis would’ve flung him into the wall again.

[belovedblabber]

A female friend group WOULD fix Armand but Anne Rice often forgot to consider women as people and so this did not happen

[romanceyourdemons]

sewing affirmations

it’s okay that i don’t have a sewing machine

i love backstitching by hand for hours

this has got to be great for my back

millions of my ancestors did this and they lived almost as long as i want to

i’m making so many beautiful things for my house—oh goddamn it

[femmebookworm]

One of the most alluring factors of IWTV 2022 was how they changed Louis. Placing a once-white character into the Jim Crow South as a queer Black man is groundbreaking. Seasons one and two perfectly blend the intersecting identities that Claudia and Louis have into the narrative.

Season three attempts to ignore these racial intersections and purely focuses on vampirism. Which in some cases is understandable since the show's protagonist is now White (but still oppressed other characters with his race in the past and also participated in a lynching). However, calling a Black character a "nappy-headed slave" is incredibly anti-black no matter how you read it. Although Claudia compares Louis to a slave in the books, the meaning of this correlation changes once the races are swapped. Even though Claudia is a Black woman, that statement being written by a mostly white writers' room is ridiculous.

This whole season feels like a massive humiliation ritual for Louis. Rolin promised us that Louis would have a bigger role than being Lestat's 'trad wife,' but it seems as if he is now the show's racial punching bag.

This show's habit of only acknowledging race when it’s convenient for the plot, while ignoring its impact on the characters themselves, is incredibly annoying.

[femmebookworm]

If I said that The Vampire Lestat was extremely anti-black, would y'all jump me...

[femmebookworm]

I have been obsessing over this studfemme dynamic: child of Aphrodite stud with her femme who is a child of Ares

[femmebookworm]

Chapters: 1/? Fandom: Arcane: League of Legends (Cartoon 2021) Rating: Explicit Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Caitlyn/Vi (League of Legends), Caitlyn & Vi (League of Legends), Caitlyn & Jayce (League of Legends), Ekko/Jinx (League of Legends), Jinx & Vi (League of Legends), Jayce & Vi (League of Legends), Jayce/Mel Medarda Characters: Vi (League of Legends), Caitlyn (League of Legends), Cassandra Kiramman, Jayce (League of Legends), Mel Medarda, Ekko (League of Legends), Jinx (League of Legends), Tobias Kiramman Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Established Relationship, Domestic Fluff, Dark Comedy, Caitlyn is a Little Shit (League of Legends), Vi is Trying Her Best (League of Legends), autisitc caitlyn, Caitlyn and Vi are in Love (League of Legends), Caitlyn and Jayce are Siblings (League of Legends), inconvenient immortality Summary:

After seven years locked away and a lifetime of chaotic upbringing, Vi finally has a normal life. More importantly, she has Caitlyn—who is smart, sweet, gorgeous, and incredibly supportive. Sure, Caitlyn comes from a super-rich family and has a completely different background, but they make it work.

But coming from a high-society status doesn’t just come with old money and generational entitlement. Sometimes, it comes with ancestral eccentricities. When a mundane evening in the kitchen takes a sudden turn, Vi is forced to redefine what a “normal relationship” actually means.

Or: Caitlyn has been hiding a massive, centuries-old secret, and Vi is left scrambling for the normality she just got used to.

[can-of-w0rmz]

It is she

@dykensteinery

[vicholas]

[selfundiagnosed]

Too many people focused on fitting into an aesthetic or subculture and not enough people curating their own specific and niche look that cant be emulated by falsified performance

[haflacky]

I just saw my daddy Lou kissing Santa 😲

[buggotbrain]

saw a theory that the SmokeStack twins were posing as one man in Chicago, which helped them get away with stealing from both sides. i'm poised to believe that because visually their clothing was very clearly of the two mobs. smoke was full irish— tweed, bowler hat. while stack had the full mafia look. yk italian leather shoes, fedora etc etc . like the details!!

[hjartasalt]

Not now kitten daddy's googling his symptoms

[hjartasalt]

Daddy has five days left to live

[hjartasalt]

Daddy wishes to be cremated

[hjartasalt]

It's what daddy would have wanted

[hjartasalt]

Hi. Everyone else go home this is the only tag that matters to me

[shlutmeow]

so this is the little girl they beat & abused for 7 years in prison? vi has never healed from this trauma, we all see jinx & her trauma throughout the show but never fully go in dept with vi’s trauma & everything she suffered during prison. and there’s still people who hate her character just from that in-the-moment lash out anger with powder in s1. & they don’t have a justifiable excuse.