[jeremybearimyy]

hi, i’m emmy!

this started as a blog for the good place but has morphed into many different things since then. you’ll find a lot of tv posting (special focus: sitcoms) as well as star wars, music, and socialist/killjoy feminism.

this is an unapologetically and obnoxiously queer, feminist, and antiracist space.

[mayahart]

So what do you want to do? Turn into birds and fly to Notre Dame? Stand at the top of the Eiffel Tower and throw water balloons onto imaginary tourists? Whatever you want to do.

[ot3]

anyway i think pride month is a good time to think about how lesbophobia and biphobia faced by women are not actually different types of bigotry in any concrete way, it's all just slightly different manifestations of the overlap between misogyny and homophobia that causes people to treat women like they are not a reliable authority on their own sexuality. its not that one type of queer sexuality is meaningfully more accepted its that asserting your own sexual identity as a woman is pretty much just seen as a threat to general society and will receive whatever pushback is easiest to reach for. unfortunately sometimes as a reaction to this we have a tendency to place the blame on each other for this treatment instead of realizing we're all crabs in the same bucket.

there are essentially zero experiences that a bi woman has had that a lesbian hasn't also, and vice versa. we don't gain anything from acting like we're two distinct groups with any real power imbalance or competing interests between them.

[bideogaymes]

if yall want more original Black films being made, unfortunately you do have to go see them in theaters and not wait for them to get on streaming. that’s only way these nonblack movie execs will find Black art to be worthwhile funding and distributing.

[fantasmalresplendent]

"nothing is original anymore"

go see I Love Boosters in theaters.

"I'm tired of CGI and AI"

go see I Love Boosters in theaters.

"everything is so sanitized and puritanical these days"

go see I Love Boosters in theaters.

"why is the color grading so bad in films?"

go see I Love Boosters in theaters.

"I miss when movies were weird and fun and had real heart"

go see I Love Boosters in theaters.

"I just feel hopeless about the world and my place in it"

I Love Boosters. in theaters. go. see.

[segamascott]

[allsonargent]

Tina Fey as Liz Lemon in 30 Rock (2006—2013)

[jeremybearimyy]

tony stark was billionaire propaganda. i hate that bitch

[jeremybearimyy]

went to look something up and my last search was the bristol stool chart . #poopijh

[ryebreadgf]

[jeremybearimyy]

anyone else hating on noah kahan . anyone with me on that one . whiny fake folk music

[frankendykes-monster]

Mentioned this before but literally every single problem in the world right now can be traced back to "the bourgeoisie are siphoning off an increasing amount of capital from everywhere and everyone else each and every year that's larger than the percentage they siphoned off the previous year." Like literally every single problem. Every thing in the world you would consider "bad". It's downstream of this. It's insane when you think about it.

[zeetannas]

i dont love anyone except killjoy feminists

[iguessijustwannarunaway]

Behind the scenes of "Beat Up Chanel$"

[jeremybearimyy]

introduced an old friend to an new(er) friend and they got along great 🤩 we’re a friend group now 🤩 i get to have another community in my life 🤩

[discreetwithabellyring-deactiva]

https://thenewinquiry.com/blog/social-media-is-not-self-expression/

[mortalityplays]

remember like 15 years ago when black bloggers were talking about this exact shit, 'digital blackface', white internet users appropriating images and clips of black people and using them as cartoonish exaggerated expressions of absurdity or high emotion. straight line from minstrelsy to your reaction gifs and nobody fucking cares any more. white people just decided not to acknowledge it and it went away, just like every other time black users have ever tried to criticise any aspect of online culture.