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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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@investigayting
Heās so beautiful i could cry.
The Abominable Bride // The Lying Detective
Thatās the trouble with uniforms and name badges⦠People stop looking at faces.
WHAT WAS THE POINT OF EURUS TEXTING WITH JOHN
WHAT WAS THE POINT OF FUCKING ANYTHING
The your favourite series fucks up good, but you canāt let go.
āMiddle child, explains a lotā |Ā The Final Problem
when you brutalize a character youāve asked your audience to identify with, in a small way you also brutalize your audience. think carefully about why you are subjecting them to that and what you hope they will get from it.Ā
also ask yourself if the audience you are subjecting to this treatment is going to be largely marginalized people. if so, consider another direction.
big mood
āthe roads we walk have demons beneath and yours have been waiting for a very long timeā are you seriously suggesting that sherlockās psychotic sister that he doesnāt remember is a demon thatās been waiting for the right moment to pounce on him his whole life, and that was the entire point of your show?
Iām 38 years old. I grew up with gay parents and Iām also gay. My father died of AIDS. I was once told at the age of 6 that my dads should burn in hell for their abomination and that I would be better off in an orphanage. I had to get a petition signed in high school and present it to the principal in order to take a girl to a dance as my date. I remember Matthew Shepard being murdered. I remember the AIDS quilt being made. I remember when gay people on film were nothing but either punchlines or tragedy. I remember when Will & Grace premiered, when Ellen came out. I remember sitting in front of my television weeping the day Freddie Mercury died.Ā
And I had hoped, I had believed, that real change had been made since I grew up in the 80ā²s and 90ā²s, that things were different now. I believed that a gay man who grew up in the same period I did would never mock his own community, would never squander the opportunity to normalise lgbtq romance on a major television show. Thatās what Iām in mourning for right now. My own belief that things have changed, that the world is kinder to lgbtq people. So donāt tell me it doesnāt matter, donāt tell me, oh thatās not the story they were telling. Well, it goddamn should have been.Ā
She probably had a drink and went and shagged someone, I dunno. Molly was fine.
This is not okay ā¦. this is ⦠disgusting. This is just cruel.
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(via currently-in-my-mind-palace)
What the hell are they doing. Seriously, what.
(via the-blue-carbuncle)
This is beyond disgusting this is absolutely atrocious
(via freebatchhell)
I know everything is horrible but this post by @discosherlock made me smile so sweetly, itās so sweet, those boys are sssososo sweet and DESERVE everything so Iām going to give them Everything
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eurus: i want a conversation with moriarty for christmas
mycroft: no
THE END
Ummmmm ⦠wtf
If there is something fans seem upset about with this episode itās that thereās no resolving scene with Molly after that very effective devastating call to her while sheās in the kitchen. Did you consider doing one? Is it fair to leave that like that? But thatās not how we leave her. People need to learn to face their televisions, we see her later onā
We see her skipping into the room butā She gets over it! Surely at a certain point you have to figure out that after Sherlock escapes tells her, āIām really sorry about that, it was a code, I thought your flat was about to blow up.ā And she says, āOh well thatās okay then, you bastard.ā And then they go back to normal, thatās what people do. I canāt see why youād have to play that out. She forgives him, of course, and our newly grown-up Sherlock is more careful with her feelings in the future. In the end of that scene, sheās a bit wounded by it all, but heās absolutely devastated. She smashes up the coffin, heās in pieces, heās more upset than she is, and thatās a huge step in Sherlockās development. The question is: Did Sherlock survive that scene? She probably had a drink and went and shagged someone, I dunno. Molly was fine.
donāt get me wrong i donāt believe that the gay subtext (and text) was unintentional or an accident or anything like that but i mean apparently mofftiss didnāt see what i saw which was the most beautiful love story of all time that helped me through 2 extremely difficult years, kept me going during the darkest of times, inspired me to start writing in a language that is not my first, helped me figure out my own identity and made my cry tears of happiness over fanfic in bed at 3 in the morning. i saw it and if they didnāt see it - their fucking loss and not my problem