She/Her

I post too much again Also I write. If you're interested 18+

[hotpinkbitch-breakfast]

i write a lot for Spencer Reid. You can send me asks abt it or whatevr . Pleek

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[eraserheadadult]

as a lover of Women Fighting & Killing media it's so important to me when they actually let the women look like shit. you know what i mean. like im so bored when a woman is in what's supposed to be a brutal fight and her hair is just aesthetically tousled or something and her makeup is still pristine. fuck offfff. if she's beating the shit out of someone and fighting for her life she should be covered in blood n bile she should look like she got hit by a truck and the truck exploded

[liberalsarecool]

Also, Conor McGregor blew out his knee in like nine seconds last night and Drake lost a million dollars betting on him.

So even better

[sailatina3]

No offense but if you're exclusively attracted to white people or cis people that is not a neutral or unbiased thing lmao. I know that may sound uncomfortable. But attraction is not this infallible thing that's completely uninfluenced from broader forces.

[softsweetlikevanilla]

Sassy Reid … I need him ..

[thedualityofthedoll]

hottest fictional man like ever

[yesiamagenius7]

Dr Spencer Reid - Season 4 Episode 8 Masterpiece 🫶🏻

[yesiamagenius7]

Season 4 Episode 8 Masterpiece

[deanwinchesterbyradiohead]

[l3irdl3rain]

look at her!!!!!!!

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

"senator lindsey graham dies at 71 after 'brief and sudden illness'" 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

in absence of any other details i'm gonna go ahead and state definitively and for the record that lindsey graham died because his ditzy fairy ass forgot the rule about not taking poppers on viagra and had what is known to medical science as a "Faggot's Stroke" and if his estate wants to correct that information so i can giggle about the real reason then they're welcome to call my office

[storyweavingspider]

Ok there is an actual funnier option

[blossposs]

i didn't know that about poppers and viagra thats really important information

[estrogenesis-vaporeongelion]

oh yeah no poppers + viagra can cause fatal fluctuations in blood pressure, stay safe girls

[niqvassieart]

Sleeping on the dining chair as everyone else gets ready for bed.

[andy-rew62]

What I mean when I say ‘I got that dog in me’

[skippyskellies]

@thetorturerpoet it is done!

Hotch: sorry Reid, turns out we don’t need you to disguise as a Vegas showgirl. But since you already bought the outfit…

[gyrovagi]

the problem with employment is it gives you money to purchase video games but it takes away your time to play video games. Mao spoke of this

[snarkylinda]

I think Spencer in that s5 episode with the Unsub that turns people onto dolls is fascinating because at face value, is not your typical Spencer projects himself on the Unsub episode.

Like by the premise alone one would assumed this would be an Derek episode, an CSA víctim, or Even an J.J or Hotch episode, with the whole parental "what the fuck did you do to your daughter you piece of shit". But instead- the focus is on Spencer. Why?

Like putting what Memoriam implied aside and even if you believe William did MORE that abandon his son, Spencer doesn't go full volatile when he learns that the guy raped his daughter- he was already seething when he learned that this doctor, this psyquiatrist, was using electro shock therapy. On his own child. And this is late s5 Spencer- the man that was seeing his pregnant co-worker and started to imagine one day, having little ones of his own, Specially while holding the newborn in question.

So now he is confronting a "father", an scientist hurting his daughter only to uncover the even uglier truth and once again, their Unsub is an víctim. Not only of their mental illness out of severe parental abuse (in this cause, physical and sexual).

But ultimately, I think that this is an Spencer episode because the víctim is the Unsub. What Made these kind of Spencer's episodes so compaling to me (besides the fact that he is My fave lmao) is how...empathic he is with someone that otherwise would just be looked at for the atrocities they commited, and not what was done to them. And sure, everyone would scorn at the fucking pedophile that molested his own daughter and other parients- that is basic human decency- but not everyone would gently look at a woman that hurt other women and hand her a doll with a smile before she is taken away. Not everyone would feel Bad for the man that tortured them. Not everyone would hand a armed teen something important to them, nor give more scorn to the principal that failed him. Not everyone would feel bad for hurting people that were planning to murder you. Samantha was failed, Tobias was failed, Owen was failed, and SO was Spencer.

Mom I love him

[mango-lovrr]

All of the team is undeniably compassionate, but like you said, Spencer always feels considerably more compassionate towards those less likely to receive it. I think a lot of it must come from looking after his mom as a kid. It’s what makes him stand out to me tbh. He’s such a valuable member of the team purely for being able to empathise and communicate with unconventional unsubs and victims, a skill the rest of the team can weirdly struggle with at times. I think an interesting part of this episode in particular is Spencer’s anger at the father abusing his role as a scientist and therapist. Spencer has a big history with medicine and therapy, in relation to both his mother and himself. We know he had to try and dismiss school councillors who were concerned enough to monitor him. At a very young age he saw therapists as enemies, which I reckon made adult Spencer always just a little skeptical of the many doctors and therapists Diana is cared for by. I do wonder if he thought of his mom at all in this episode, if the anxiety of medical malpractice got to him. We know he’s a scientist himself outside of work and we know he wanted to solve schizophrenia for a long time, maybe his involvement in the medical field made this more upsetting for him. I’d never really thought of this episode outside of the lens that Spencer was sexually assaulted as a child, ur points r all really interesting!!!

[hotpinkbitch-breakfast]

this shit is why it pissed me off so bad when- immediately after Spencer was kidnapped and almost killed- he's expressing a trauma response when presented with pictures of women who were killed in a similar environment, and Derek is like "oh yeah that's empathy" as if it's the first time he's ever expressed any kind of empathy when its constantly so obvious even before the kidnapping that Spencer is a deeply and openly empathetic person

[carolsturka]

how it feels to talk about anything at all

[chuckletons]

oddly delightful homers