[bea-m19]

The fact that Ayo improvised makes this scene funnier than it already was🤣🤣

[lilidawnonthemoon]

[bluetenderness]

Russian Doll (gif from trueloveistreacherous) // detail of The Three Ages of Woman, Gustav Klimt

[fallenstar-0]

it came to me in a dream

[tonysopranobignaturals-deactiva]

hey uh I hate to tell you this but your golden retriever boyfriend comes from a pet store and not a reputable breeder

[stinkyhat-deactivated20231213]

I'll become his reputable breeder

[boysbeloving]

Which Gay Are You?

[emmatheward]

🐍🧶

[sosuperawesome]

Mmumechii on Instagram

[happyheidi]

Illustrations from The Black Cat magazine, vol. 16 (1910-1911). From this post ♡

[cur10uscr0w]

[animalcrossingmemes]

[frankencain]

I just love the idea of the bad guy also being the loser, the heartbreaker being the one who cares more actually. what if the villain is the one with their emotions overflowing, that they fuck up because they feel too much? and then you realise they are, most of the time

[honeylemony]

Sorry guys can't make it today. I'll be busy draining and replacing my gender fluid. Have to get it done soon, pictures of howlmovingcastle have stopped hitting different.

[homoqueerjewhobbit]

[insomniac-arrest]

if Ghibli film aren’t queer media then why does it make me feel so gender? huh?

prettyboyproblems

girlviolence

camp-scarecrow-father and I-wanna-see-a-giantwoman👀 (deluxe addition)

EVIL-girlviolence (this is from the Nausicaa manga)

PilotGender

MeanHighFemme

MessyOlderSister™

and finally, not necessarily Gender, but definitely adjacent: 

[miyakuli]

** Permission to post it was granted by the artist Do not repost/edit the art without permission Please, support the artist on their pages too **

Artist : SeerLight (DA / IG / twitter)

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[princealigorna]

Can we talk about how decidedly leftist a lot of Studio Ghibli movies are? About how Nausicaa, Princess Mononoke, and Castle in the Sky are confrontationally environmentalist in nature? How Castle in the Sky is anti-colonialist/anti-imperialist? How it says government is to be trusted even less than thieves? How Howl’s Moving Castle is blatantly antiwar? To the point that it stops caring about being an accurate adaptation of its source material altogether to go do its own thing? How their movies tend to focus on extremely brave, heroic, and tough young women that are more than a match for any man, at any age?

When we talk about Ghibli, we tend to rightly focus on their relation to children’s stories and fairy tales, their intense focus on showing different kinds of love (between families, between friends, and providing powerful examples of HEALTHY young romances that are based in mutual strength, mutual trust, and mutual growth without a lot of overt eroticism. Romances that show the depth of love without even needing a kiss), and about their power as coming-of-age stories and how they show both the wonder and fear of transitioning from a child to an adult. But it seems to me that, while mentioned, the antiwar, pro-environment, pro-feminist nature of their works gets largely glossed over.