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27, she/her. if harper stern has no defenders then i am dead because i support women's rights and women's wrongs. yasmin x harper toxic yuri supremacist

[harpersternapologist]

my apologies if this has been done already but.

would gay sex fix yasmin and harper?

yes

it would make things worse

gay sex DID fix them

gay sex is the PROBLEM

i don't go here (but i should) / results

Voting ended onFeb 11

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[harpersternapologist]

the consensus in the tags is truly heartwarming. i'm so proud of us.

[urmomslonelycryptid69]

started industry and I have never been more stressed watching a tv show I barely understand

[recap-screencap]

Industry (2020) S04E03 dir. Michelle Savill

Habseligkeiten

[crimsonprose]

for a minute there, I really did want to ship them, but... it makes even me (a self-proclaimed freak) feel too dirty.

I wish I could be a yasharper shipper instead, but... at this point Harper deserves better. then again, I doubt anyone on this show will come out of this series looking 'better' than any others.

will I still watch S5? oh, absolutely.

[snapbarkbite]

rewatching S4E7 of Industry so I can make sure I have the timeline right for my fic and that opening scene is just me talking at my screen: "yas, we gotta kill this guy. kill your husband, yasmin. yasmin. yasmin listen to me. kill his ass. please. free yourself. yasmin, kill your husband"

[snapbarkbite]

It’s like. How do I convey that Yasmin wants someone to save her and protect her and she recognizes that wanting this is selfish and wrong but she also recognizes that she won’t change. That she believes she can’t, whether it’s because every time she’s tried something for herself it has backfired spectacularly or because she’s too broken to try again.

How do I convey that Harper wants to be right and have that be it. Wants to be listened to and just not questioned for once. How tired she is of constantly having to justify how correct she is, over and over explaining herself and her actions and her plans and her team and her company when everyone else just gets to wing it.

How do explain that their dynamic isn’t pitiful ingenue and white knight but rather girl who is desperate for someone to tell her what to do because she knows she’s always wrong and girl who is desperate to be listened to because she knows she’s always right.

[urmomslonelycryptid69]

Harper better be the main character next season i love Yasmin but this show belongs to Harper.

idc what my girl does I will always defend her with my life she can do no wrong shes allowed to be a bit sociopathic every now and then

[thebellekeys]

harper and yasmin both want power but the thing is that yasmin is highkirkuinely more of a traumatised and broken person than harper and so yasmin wants to win at being a "superior" version of her father (which is rather arbitrary as a moral compass, because that encapsulates everything from how she approaches sex to money to status) whereas for harper it's rather simple (and decidedly american) because she just wants to win at capitalism

[dullpearl]

+1000 is added into my lifespan every time i remember that yas has a mommy kink in canon

[tragedygf]

[swordsswordsswords]

Industry really is the gaggiest show because 98% of the time it’s a mundane office drama of like, love triangles and trying to get The Big Client to invest or w/e but then suddenly the most insane shit happens and you’re sitting there watching like what the fuck. What the fuck. Did that really just happen

[nefretitties]

[rauhlzeus]

it’s like yasmin doesn’t even see morality as reason to pause. she doesn’t see morality at all, there is no such thing, there is only money and status and power and she will align herself with whoever, be in a room with whoever to ensure she never falls behind again. that’s why she’s dismissive of anything going on (ie saying nazi moritz wasn’t being antisemitic or that he’s a coke ranting fool of no consequence, why she enables henry, why she placates hayley, why she gets involved with stefanowicz). there is no consideration of consequence in the long run as long as she is an important voice in the room. she doesn’t see an issue with it, doesn’t even pick up on her own lack of safety in these rooms because she grew up in these rooms surrounded by these vultures, she is comfortable in her prison. a prison built by her father cultivated by everyone around her and eventually sustained by her. it’s a claustrophobic comfort of sort, a suffocating familiarity. that’s why she’s dismissive of every reprehensible moral slight now more than ever and sees no issue bringing harper into these spaces. to her these people aren’t people they’re a means to an end always. they’re power and status and business nothing more nothing less everything can be rationalized or ignored if the end result feeds her desperation for power (agency and respect really). she doesn’t even vote, that’s not where her value is. she describes harper as an apolitical mercenary — which is why i think she believes that harper wouldn’t be that rattled by being seated next to nazis; maybe the rattling was the point tbh i could also see that but that’s another conversation. it’s a total disregard for others’ (and hers’) safety, a total non consideration for even the mental damage that comes with it and that’s what makes her so violently dangerous to be around.

[yasminkarahanani]

ugh just listened to a panel with the cast of industry for the emmys fyc and myha'la called kens work in industry revelatory... not only is she right but hearing her talk about his work on the show legit made me emotional like oh thats family!!!

[poebrey]

watching Myha’la and Jacob Anderson get disregarded and dismissed for their work on Industry and Interview with the Vampire respectively in favor of their white costars getting praise and recognition several seasons in is so depressing. No matter how good they are it doesn’t matter when it comes to critics and the awards circuit

[no1-angel]

[avadaniels]

INDUSTRY 4x06 "Dear Henry"