the foucauldian incitement to discourse

they/she

[exitwound]

Youre a mollusk and something potentially bad or scary gets inside you what do you do. Make a pearl around it. Okay. okay

[beguines]

Annelies Zijderveld, "Blessed is he who comes in the name"

[iwtv2022]

Angels in America vs. IWTV

[iwtv2022]

Justin Kirk… save me, Justin Kirk…

[iwtv2022]

Angels in America vs. TVL

[blorbo-wan-kenobi]

Thinking about this tweet big time

[mummer]

tony kushner on pretentiousness 🖤

[idkwhattoputbroo]

did I just write the suicide note of the summer??❓❓🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[angelicguy]

i bet girls hated it in 1902 cuz you would constantly go on dates w guys who are working on an invention to present at the world fair

[homoquartz]

if you spoke to lestat or louis about your pain, they would say, "your pain? what about MY pain?" but if you spoke about your pain to armand he would say "let me lobotomize you and you will never feel pain again." he has a solution-based mindset and we could all learn from him.

[akajustmerry]

"If you did crack open Irene's head and asked her to give a monologue, I think it would be a lot of lies, honestly. [...] The only way to do it filmically, to try and let the audience slowly realize the subtlety of what's going on, is to drip-feed them these gestures. Hands, longing, how Irene perceives the world, the fuzziness of it, the unreliability of it, then of course the black and white, which is the biggest irony of all, because nothing is ever black and white." - Rebecca Hall

Ruth Negga as Clare and Tessa Thompson as Irene in Passing (2021). Dir. Rebecca Hall

[epiphainie]

everyone wants to write like anne carson and then you read anne carson and no one's writing like anne carson

[epiphainie]

[fuckedelf]

I’m jerking a cum tribute to all tha victims of car crashes

[napoleononthebellerophon]

i dont think its a "sin" to "destroy and betray yourself for nothing" because there's no such thing as sin, there's no such thing as yourself and there's no such thing as nothing. and destruction and betrayal are subjective. you're most likely totally fine.

[grumfy]

just learned that my friend’s sister likes to learn what cologne her boyfriends’ dads wear and then buy it and layer it with her perfume when they’re having sex to create a Freudian effect. omg

[bobdylanyaoi]

i jerk off to the same music your dad listens to in the car

[delioncunt]

[delioncunt]

[deadmegumi]

why do wincest samgirls think dean is the seme from killing stalking

[deadmegumi]

samgirl dean: I have to rape my brother who is a 5 foot tall cisgender woman because he reminds me of our mother

deangirl dean: I hope someone kills my dad so I can join the gsa and come out as genderqueer

casgirl dean: I was born when all of taylor swifts boyfriends were frankensteined into one guy

dean in real life: I'm quite fond of shower beers

[vorreitenertiqui]

ERIC: [Vampires killing humans] is very erotic, no matter if it's a man and a man, or a man and a woman, or whatever– I don't know how many– do we have women killing men [in the show]? Yeah we do. Yeah!

AUTUMN: I would hope so.

ERIC: It's a connection, you know. When my father was –this is going to blow your mind, what I'm about to say– my father was very old, he was in the nursing home, and he didn't even know who I was anymore, and I would visit him and I would cut his hair. And cutting somebody's hair allows you to touch them, and just to be touching his head –I don't know how to cut hair, I was doing the best I could– but when people touch each other, something passes through them. It's one of the reasons I have a hard time getting massages and stuff. People seem to love massages, I have real difficulty being that close to somebody else's aura– them touching me, because I can feel their vibe passing from them into me. Which can be good, or weird. Somehow that gets all kind of lost in this world we live in today, where it's so pornographic. So in the world of vampires where blood is going from one person into the other –and life: when you're sucking someone's blood, according to Anne Rice, you're seeing their whole life going by, you can see everything they ever did– I think that's a fantastic metaphor.

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