another one of those pesky gays

ella (she/her). sydney.

[pop-poprock]

i know it’s not canon but in my head yasha grabbed beaus hand (or vice versa) after the flight and they held hands while making their way down to the rest of the group 😌

[pop-poprock]

#in my head they didn't hold hands the Whole Time cause they're simply too awkward#but they made excuses to Help Each Other as they were climbing down and that always involved holding hands#and then always holding on a little too long afterwards with beau staring and yasha avoiding eye contact at all costs#both of them desperately trying to pretend like it was necessary and both of them knowing it was 100% not (via orphanmaker)

[i-seeaspaceshipinthe-sky]

has this been done yet

[laurasbailey]

They probably think we’re dead.

[tobyjamessharp]

BEAUYASHA SHIPPERS HOW WE FEELING TONIGHT???

[nil-elk]

The Storm

[turtleenchanter]

absolutely can’t stop thinking about these two

[peeposmops]

And she didn’t even have to pay 5 gold 😫

[emilyblunts]

I was raised to be a champion. My goal was to win. At what and against whom, those were just details.

Molly’s Game (2017), dir. Aaron Sorkin

[marcosllorente]

Deep down, I probably knew the truth.

[failchild]

dirty computer → third studio album and emotion picture by janelle monáe

[flospughsadadad-deactivated2021]

[dawngranger]

Birds of Prey + bisexual color scheme

[karolinandnico]

it’s 11 pm and I just opened up a brittana fic. iso is doing a NUMBER on me

[cerullos]

*dennis reynolds voice* girls are out tonight huh?

finally made a quiz 😔✌️

[blackwoolncrown]

M E S S Y

“Just a by the by: “private” messages sent to individual people during a Zoom meeting show up in the end-of-meeting transcript along with all other public messages. Tell your friends, save a life.“

[blond-shell]

I don’t skate through life, David. I walk through life in really nice shoes.

[denisvileneuve]

“You think this is going to be a movie about two nerdy young women who are eager to assimilate to be accepted by their peers. What it really is, is the story of two very smart young women who are unapologetic about their intelligence, who go through a transformation to realize that they have misunderstood their peers to be one-dimensional when actually everyone around them is also very smart. They’ve just been living their lives differently.” –– Olivia Wilde on pushing back against the stereotypical “boxes” of teen movies with Booksmart (2019).