jessica.

29. photographer. lover of all things tv, books, film and art. previously reginahastings.

[hmione]

FRIENDS (1994-2004) 04.07 — The One Where Chandler Crosses The Line

[sunflorally]

find people you feel safe being a burden to. we all have to lean on people sometimes. the point isn’t to never have a problem, to never want to rant, to never need help. the point is to find the ones you can go to with your troubles and know they don’t see you as less.

[sophsun1]

Brooklyn Nine-Nine – 4.07: Mr. Santiago

[andremichaux]

NEW GIRL | 3.22, "Dance"

[rogers-carter]

AGENT CARTER 1.01 “Now is Not The End"

[the-only-useful-lesbian]

I will keep reblogging my men deserve good things post until people stop posting shit like "men are inherently less trustworthy than women" or "men's lives are more expendable than women's" and reblogging it onto my dash. MEN DESERVE GOOD THINGS AND THEY DESERVE TO HAVE LOVE AND CARE AND SOFTNESS

[the-only-useful-lesbian]

I don't care if I get hate or threats over this. Because I know I'm right, and I know men deserve to be loved and appreciated and not treated like walking threats. Some of the best people I know are men, and they have defended me and my identity with everything they can give. One of my male friends nearly fucking died when he got into a fight to defend my womanhood.

But being an ally willing to die shouldn't be a requirement to get love and RESPECT from the people around you. So yeah, I'm here, I'm defending the men in my life because they're not perfect, but they're here. And even if they're not queer, they're trying

[the-only-useful-lesbian]

I'm gonna reblog this every time I see something on my dash negative towards men as a whole

[the-only-useful-lesbian]

These are the tags on the previous reblog, and while I agree with almost everything here, it's the last part I want to focus on. "That would make them a little less murderous I think"

This is exactly what I want to dismantle. Even when people are trying to speak in favor of men, sometimes stuff like this still slips in. No hate to the person who posted these, but it's the idea that men are murderous is part of the reason I made my posts

[robin-buckely]

JOYCE BYERS & ROBIN BUCKLEY 5.02 | Chapter Two: The Vanishing of Holly Wheeler

+ Bonus

[ariamontgomry]

MAIA MITCHELL for Stellar Magazine (February 2026)

[demisexualdiaz]

It's true, I will rescue you.

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

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[nessa007]

Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special (2026)

[laurens-german]

"Life’s a climb. But the view is great."

HANNAH MONTANA: THE MOVIE (2009) dir. Peter Chelsom

[nonbinarystarlord-deactivated20]

whenever i see a post about someone wondering how an  asexual and a sexual can be in a healthy relationship there’s always someone being applauded for saying well asexuals can have sex too or just because someone’s asexual doesn’t mean they won’t have sex but i have never, not once, EVER seen someone say well hey, some sexuals don’t have sex. you can have a full relationship without sex. just throwing it out there

[applesandbannas747]

Everyone in the notes saying polyamory and open relationships are great fixes for this too are missing the point. Ace people can have sex—and, yes, some enjoy sex. Yes, open relationships can be loving and healthy for ace people too. But ultimately you’re saying asexuality needs to be fixed by access to sex somehow. To quote op ‘you can have a full relationship without sex’. Your suggestion to find sex outside of the relationship with an ace partner completely misses that point.

[answrs]

sorry but you’re not hiding this in the tags:

#it may be surprising to learn this. but allos can choose to be celibate. famously there are entire religious orders where this is a thing #and a catholic nun who stays celibate her whole life can in fact still have a very full and meaningful life with important relationships #it’s not the end of the fucking world #there are people who don’t drive too. there are people who have never seen a mountain. there are people who don’t play video games. #human experience is too wide to be like ohh if you never do This One Thing then you are sufferinggg like chill maybe

[littlegirlinvisible]

MILEY CYRUS as HANNAH MONTANA For Variety (2026)

“I didn’t want to do this modern approach to Hannah,” Cyrus says a few days later at a homey, mostly empty café in Silver Lake. “I wanted to keep it preserved. But also, now Hannah wears Gucci,” she says, drawing out the word like “Gew-chee.” “She’s elevated. She’s gotta look a little less Galleria,” Cyrus adds, referencing the Glendale mall where she used to buy some of Hannah’s bedazzled tank tops and skinny jeans. But “Hannah Montana” was about much more than the fashion; it was a multimedia phenomenon that turned Cyrus into one of the most famous child stars in history.

[nessa007]

Miley Cyrus aka Hannah Montana (2011 | 2026)