After all this time? Always.

I am an unfortunate canadian muggle who loves certain things with quite a passion. I'm a grad student in molecular biology. I love: -nerdy stuff -video games -Harry Potter -Hunger Games -Marvel Comics or general superheroes stuff -Game of Thrones -Starkid -The Walking Dead -Reality show (competition) -Vikings -Doctor Who -Outlanders -Cosplaying -etc,etc,etc

[linseymorris]

Jharrel Jerome as Korey Wise in When They See Us: Part 4

[eldamaranquendi]

The Lord of the Rings  by Leia Ham

1. Frodo in Hobbiton

2. the armor of Middle-Earth: Gondor, Rohan, Rivendell

3-4. Arwen & Aragorn

5. Argonath

6. in LothLorien

7. Eowyn & Theoden in Meduseld

8.  Eowyn (I am no man!)

[nevertheless-moving]

There is — god I don’t know how to put this — there is something profound and tragic and senseless in the fact that the disappointment I feel in JK Rowling so closely mirrors the disappointment Harry and the rest of us felt for his role models. Dumbledore saved the world, Dumbledore was manipulative. Snape was cruel, Snape protected Harry. The Marauders bullied, the Marauders loved. 

Rowling’s failure of empathy and the hurt she’s inflicting cuts so deep because I feel immense, inescapable love for the world she gave us all. How can I still love what comes from someone hateful? How can I stop? If I continue to sing praises of her art does that make me hateful?

Stories are important, especially the stories we’re told as children. They shape our character, they form the framework of how we understand the world, they do. And Harry Potter was the story, it can not be understated, and those of you who feel the same don’t need me to explain. And now when I lean on that to understand this sorrow I’m left with a recursive sort of remorse.

It’s a very raw and painful feeling.

[d3monicas]

SQUID GAME ◯ △ ☆ ☂

[theresagooseinthemainframe]

Fucking iconic. It would also allow suing rapists and domestic abusers with awards starting from 10,000, where if the case is won, half the money goes into a fund for women seeking abortions in other states. It’s modelled exactly from Texas’s unconstitutional bullshit bill. Anyone who opposes the constitutionality of this bill would also be calling into question the anti-abortion bill.

Link here.

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[ultimatebottom69]

FINALLY SOME GOOD FUCKING NEWS

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and the best part?

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[naslostcontrol]

Mutaz Essa Barshim and Gianmarco Tamberi decided to share the title in the men’s high jump.

[niihiiil-deactivated20210913]

this . :)

[balkanica]

this is the only sports content you’ll see me posting because it’s so fucking sweet of them

[carryonmywaywardcaptain]

I went and looked up the clip just to get a better feel for what happened. I knew the ending, I knew what was coming, and I still got chills and almost cried.

THIS IS THE KIND OF WHOLESOME HUMAN CONTENT I LOVE TO SEE ON MY DASH.

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[annathesillyfriend]

this is incredible I love it I wish them all the best 🥺🥺

[wordsmithic]

IT GOT BETTER

[everlasting-flight]

He has been waiting all his life for this delicious moment

[the-replicator]

STOP

[rodrickheffeley]

obsessed with this reddit post

[fullymechanized-consoomer]

The best part is that OP made a “today I fucked up” thread about it and…:

[1dietcokeinacan]

Screeeeching at this meme a girl I went to high school w posted recently

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[calmingthoughtsinyourhead]

I’m just going to leave this here…

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[starlightomatic]

im on mobile, can someone make one that adds “jews”

Done

Cowards won’t reblog this version.

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[adelembe]

alan rickman marvelously recalling this prank on daniel radcliffe

[ur-stepdad]

I know people use phrases like “he’s changing the game” and “nobody’s doing it like him” a lot for musicians, but I don’t think this is an exaggeration at all when talking about Lil Nas X. 

When I first saw the music video for Montero (Call Me By Your Name), I just kept thinking about how I had never seen a music video like it, ESPECIALLY from such a well-known artist. I’ve seen plenty of videos where a man is being sexy, but never in the way that Lil Nas X does it in that video. He sings about riding dick while giving a lap dance. I’m sure there are so many music videos where a male singer does this, but I’ve never seen them because gay men who express their sexuality in that way are usually prevented from becoming household names.

And he is getting a lot of pushback for it. People are saying that he’s trying to indoctrinate children, that he’s pushing an agenda, that he’s part of the ruination of society. Gay men are seen as sex-crazy predators, and so are androgynous men. For him to make this video expressing himself and his sexuality in the way HE wanted to, knowing how people would take it, especially as a black man, and then attaching his real name to it?

It’s trending at #1 on youtube and there’s been a huge positive response to it, but he’s risking a lot by releasing this video. The whole theme of the video is religious persecution, and we’re seeing that exact thing happen to him in real time. He’s being called a sinner, he’s being told he’s going to hell, he’s being told that god doesn’t love him. 

This song and video are resonating with SO MANY people. People who grew up with a religion that teaches that people like them are wrong, with parents who seek to destroy what they do not understand,  who have had a closeted partner who only told them they loved them in private, who told themselves that they would never come out to anyone, with people who have struggled with internalized homophobia. 

Since the world already has their eyes on Lil Nas X, he’s decided to represent himself the way he wants to and tell the stories he wants to tell. From this video to wearing a bright pink leather harness on the red carpet to doing drag on halloween, he is showing everyone that he is not ashamed of who he is and he’s willing to put himself and his career at risk to be that person. By doing this, he’s showing others that people like him exist and it’s ok and it’s good.

Lil Nas X is changing the game. His success will open doors for more artists like him. I believe he’s going to help change the public perception of what hip-hop can be, and maybe even what a man can be.

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[teawiththegods]

Reblog the Baby Yoda to cheer someone up who may need it!