The Only Straight I Am, Is Straight Up Bitch

27, she/her, ask away

[rubes6]

𝐋𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐥 𝐌𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢 𝐱 𝐀𝐥𝐞𝐱𝐢𝐚 𝐏𝐮𝐭𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐬

Credit: Michael Emilio

[ghostslittlegf]

imagine looking at these pictures of scarlett johansson and still being straight. couldn’t be me 🥵

[jjeangrey]

the first shot of natasha in the mcu is her walking towards us and the last is her walking away from us

[80slesbiab]

[valentinawrites-deactivated2025]

Naya Marie Rivera (January 12th 1987 – July 8th 2020)

“So yeah, being a mom changes things and makes you feel different in a lot of ways, but for me, the big one is this: I’m braver.”

[fearlessvinyl]

You gotta step into the daylight and let it go

[partylocks]

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[hisnamewasmyname2]

[freedomseeker91]

Somewhere up there, Cory has his arm wrapped around Naya to let her know that everything is okay and she did good. I truly believe he was with her in those last moments.

RIP Naya. They say those who burn the brightest, burn out the quickest. But I don’t think that’s true. I think they shine so bright that they’re needed upstairs to shine down on all of us.

Thoughts are with her family and friends during this difficult time.

[comebackbehere23]

I’ve never mourned a celebrity. I’ve been saddened by their deaths, even had my breath taken away a couple of times, but I’ve never thought to grieve it. I’ve never wanted to. It’s sad, when someone passes. It’s a tragedy for so many people, but it’s never affected me.

Not like this. Not like Naya. This is a genuine sadness that I feel in the depths of my soul, and has had me tearing up on more than one occasion. I’ve talked to one of my best friends about it a few times, we seem to share the same deep rooted sadness, and I said this one feels different. It hits harder. Maybe it’s because of how much she meant to me, as Santana Lopez. As an avid supporter of the LGBTQ. As a mom who loved her child. As a human being who just...radiated something.

I won’t lie and say I followed her work after she left Glee. I won’t say that I was her number one fan or anything remarkable outside of someone who admired her dedication to her beliefs and the way she poured her heart and soul into Santana Lopez. Santana Lopez who helped me come out, like so many others. Who gave me a sense of peace because I too was a high schooler who was lost and afraid of the hatred I carried around and couldn’t understand it at the time. But when she had that conversation with her abuela? Oh how I suddenly understood everything.

Naya became such a staple to Glee, she became so much more than the sassy background character she was casted to be. She reached out and touched so many people with her portrayal and had me crying laughing from the monologues she’d deliver (I will never get over her rant to Kurt). This is the first time I’m grieving a celebrity and it feels weird, but I’m not ashamed of it. I’m gonna cry over this one for awhile. Naya once said she wanted to play a hero because everyone perceived her as a villain...wish I could’ve had the chance to tell her she was already a hero in so many eyes, including mine.

Rest easy, Naya. Thank you for bringing Santana into our worlds.

[monteithlovers]

[corpgifs]

I don’t wanna be a downer but I gotta get this off my chest. EVERYTHING about Naya’s death is horrendously devastating and beyond heart-shattering. But, I think what’s bothering me the most is, if it’s true that she mustered every last bit of strength she had and spent the last seconds of her life fighting and struggling to save her son and get him back on the boat, she knew she was going to drown. She knew she was going to die. She knew she was about to leave her son without his mother, that she wasn’t going to see him grow up. But at least she saved him. And that to me... hurts me more than anything. The fact that once she started drowning she knew she wasn’t gonna make it.

[legalmargamind]

One of my favorite stories Naya has told was when she auditioned for glee. She said she was about to give up on acting then. They had her in the old small office in paramount and there were a lot of girls auditioning for her role. At this moment she was almost done because nothing was happening much to her career. Her mom told her, just give it six months more. God has a plan. So she sat there and smoked like the badass that she is and sang emotions, the destiny’s child version with the runs and all if I remember correctly and she nailed it and got the part. At first Naya said that the writers were just having fun writing her lesbian character. The writers had the choice to make her end up with a male lead but she pushed her and heather’s love affair because she knows the lgbtq community needs more representation and that we are real people. I loved her more for that.

[evelyn-celia]

This scene holds a very special place in my heart. It was the first time I really started to understand me. I was 16 at the time and I remember exactly how Santana’s words just made so much sense to me. I saw myself in her. I felt her pain, her anger, her fear. She was the first character with whom I really connected. It felt more like she was a dear friend that could understand and help me with what I was going through. Even after all this time, this still fills my heart with hope and affection. I’m really grateful that Naya gave life to this beautiful and complex character. She was so sweet when talking about brittana and Santana. I’ll always look up to her and she’ll always hold a special place in my heart. 

I guess I just wanna say: thank you, Naya. Thank you for everything you were and did for me and everyone who felt like they could be themselves because of Santana. I love you! ❤️❤️❤️

[takingbackourculture]

For Naya.

[bestofgleecast]

Sweet angels, take care of each other❤

[onlybrittana]

My love is your love.