ex-gay

[fuyumigf]

there's genre of f1 rpf where a couple explores Charles as their third... and it works with every and any pairings.... both being absurdly into it, one in love other whose idea this was not psychoanalyzing the dynamic, the cuck ones... genuinely everything works lol

[fuyumigf]

Very curious about why Charles seems to speak a little (sometimes, considerably) louder than everyone else? Is he naturally loud? Has he always spoken quite loudly or is this a recent development? Does he get loud (and takes a sort of TV anchor kind of cadence) when he is being interviewed?

[fuyumigf]

end this season i've seen enough

[fuyumigf]

streets are calling you a submissive gayboy and your response is to make destroy-my-hole eyes at the camera?

[fuyumigf]

guys can someone seriously pay an etsy witch to bless charles..... i'm already in tears

[fuyumigf]

in dire times of ao3 breakdown, i ask fellow fans for help. does anyone have "the warmth of the winter" by usedtobetam downloaded? please send it to me

[fuyumigf]

watching drive to survive season 8 and why did they give horner a tribute and why the fuck were toto wolff and christian horner exchanging love letters......

[xarialore]

[fuyumigf]

max will give up his race strategy if charles flashes his dimples for 0.25 second

[fuyumigf]

why is he posing with the dog like he birthed him

[fuyumigf]

so many people talk about redemption arcs of fictional characters and say "you can't say someone doesn't deserve redemption, it constitutes of actions to redeem mistakes and it isn't earned. you can't stop a character from growing to become a better person." and it's funny because baby these characters aren't real, they are written. it's all narrative. the character isn't atoning, the author wants to put this abuser into a lighter light so they can be sympathised with. because hey, now they're doing better right? and not that abusers can't regret and try to make for their mistakes but the notion of redemption brings the discussion about forgiveness and, more often than not, it is expected of the victims to forgive and acknowledge the atonement (if not by the abuser then by the narrative and even the audience). and the characters often forgive. and then, it is always said that they're allowed to forgive and want to move on and deal with their personal feelings. but baby, it's all narrative. but remorse is human? sure. but are depictions of remorse often present to make abusers palatable? yes, and it works too. forgiveness is often seen as a person's absolution from their actions and guilt. atonement often begs for forgiveness, more or less. it depends heavily on how narrative carries out an atonement arc. but does a character deserve to be given atonement arc or not? still a valid question. because the narrative gives the character atonement. they're not atoning on their own. some mistakes and actions can beg for change and forgiveness. some do not deserve to. and a more important question to ask is: why does the narrative want to redeem this character?

[fuyumigf]

i think hanseo is street smart (street in question is fighting for life every second he's around his brother)

[fuyumigf]

isn't it absolutely poetic that hanseok had belittled and mocked hanseo's intelligence every chance he got, even when hanseo did something to prove his worth to his elder brother he had mocked him saying "that's so you, always the hard way" implying he just can't be any smarter. and at the end it had been hanseo's "hard way" of putting trackers in all his watches that got his ass.

[tittyinfinity]

Hmmmm

[fuyumigf]

no because the worst thing u can say to an abuse victim is compare them to an abuser..

[melkingmd]

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[narutomlinson]

I Told Sunset About You + Letterboxd reviews