this is my safe space

Partially in my feels, partially fandom hyperfixiation, buckets of garbage 🖤

[twwarina]

see no evil.

hear no evil.

speak no evil.

become it.

[anothersuperstition]

sometimes, i see flames

and sometimes, i see people that i love dying

[keenayart]

🗡️ ⠀

[lumishells]

looks like someone’s tv is glowing

[willgrahamscock]

sorry about not replying I think I’ve gone missing

[lustcannibalism]

[scrolling through old posts on my blog] I would not fucking say that

[maxxie-or-smth]

i am an unreliable narrator both because i do not remember and also i love to lie

[persianmom-deactivated20260602]

I Will Get The Light Back In My Eyes in 2026

[fastfouriertransformer]

gerard way ghostwrote this

[gia-lan]

OTABEK ALTIN YOUR SPIRIT LIVES ON

[piercemstdie]

been making this every night they do it

what do you guys think

[kathaynesart]

What do you mean this wasn't them for most of Book 2?

[scoopstroopog]

"mike was the first person to treat el with kindness and like a human being"

put some respect on his fucking name please

[lesbylerendgame]

“show for freaks and outcasts” and almost all the queer fans including myself have stated that they feel, embarrassed, stupid, humiliated, disappointed, mocked and etc.

[f1nnyf1sh]

One thing I really hated about the finale is how they made Janes death.. about Mike. ick ick ick, yuck. She should have talked to Hopper or Will instead of having the worst kiss I have seen on television with her pathetic gay boyfriend.

[uhgo6d]

everything about eleven’s character is misogynistic. she barely escaped her abusers and, within a week, they put her into a relationship when she didn’t even know how to form a sentence or understand what privacy, friends, or a promise were. they never explored her personal interests. she never had the chance to live a normal life or to have a moment where she knew everything was going to end. she talks about feeling like she doesn’t belong anywhere, and in reality, she’s right, she doesn’t belong anywhere. she didn’t even get the chance to see her mother one last time. they gave her a female friendship that helped develop her character beyond the men in her life, and in the last season they don’t even seem close anymore. they had to remove max from her life so mike could be the center and so she could say that he’s the one who understands her the most. she was born out of the “born sexy yesterday” trope, she’s mike’s manic pixie dream girl, and to top it all off, she died as one of the most well known misogynistic tropes, the woman in the refrigerator.

they turned her death into a man’s story. her father, who spent every season crying over his daughter’s death, got over it in a matter of months. her friends don’t even mention her. the duffers really wanted to make it seem like mike is the only one who cares, because this is the story of a straight white man. she was only there to be the magical girl who changes his boring life and takes him on an adventure, only to die afterward, because she isn’t a person, she’s a symbol of the male protagonist’s childhood. even her own creators talk about her as if she were a dog, an alien pet of their self insert character.

the same misogynistic story as always.

[flamealchemist]

January 2005 New Year's Postcard

[gayleven]

Gotcha so El was never meant to be an actual character with her own wants and dreams, those past 4 seasons were, what? Just fucking around for fun? No, she’s not a REAL character, and she’s not worthy of a genuine resolution, she’s an idea :) like Peter fucking pan or something idk

[betterforlovingyou]

Also! We didn’t want to take away her powers because she represents magic <3 and that’s more important to us than her being a real human being and getting a deserved ending for all the shit she went through! So yeah, we view her as an object to be idolized just like all the men in her life that she spent the whole show breaking free from. It’s the perfect story