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I think having your baby fall asleep on your chest is the best feeling in the world
I think having your baby fall asleep on your chest is the best feeling in the world
Your Favorite Of My Favorite Shows
thank you @providing-leverage for the tag!
Rules: make a poll with 10 of your favorite shows, they can just be 10 shows you loved watching or your top tv shows of all time, then tag 10 people
Which is your favourite?
Supernatural
Deadloch
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Stranger Things
911
Heartstopper
The Good Place
Heated Rivalry
Our Flag Means Death
A League of Their Own
Some of these I have not caught up with because I'm mad at them (*cough* 911) or I didn't love the ending or are just sort of a stretch to call an all time favourite, but lowkey I was struggling to come up with ten shows I love 😭 so I was mostly just counting anything that has made me feel insane at some point! I feel like I'm missing something obvious maybe but idk what!!
tagging @ginwicche @socialist-vampire @alarming-prism @friendlyneighborhoodlesbian13 @justjamespotterr @lavenderleahy @morethanfantasy @yellowraincoat and anyone else who wants to do this!!
I know for a fact I have more media literacy than a horse
we gotta get back into revolving bookcases i'm begging
truly we allow the pinnacles of human achievement to wither and collapse into ashes in the wind
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when you accept a family member
For those who were wondering this is the destiel controversial answer
Listen to Destiel purcon 10 by Tess #np on #SoundCloud
For those who would like to read a transcript, you can find it under the cut.
Q: Misha said a couple of times that, as seasons went on, that you both kind of played into the romantic undercurrent of your relationship a bit more. I was wondering, for you, Jensen, was there a moment where you started to see more of the validity in Destiel, or was it after you were informed about the confession, or before, or how did that happen really?
Jensen: Did Jensen ever see validity in Destiel?
Q: Yes.
Jensen: No.
Misha: What do you mean by that question exactly?
Q: When were you like, oh, well maybe I had kind of played into it at some point, or maybe when you were watching the series and you were like, oh I can see that people, that a lot of people actually see this romantic story playing out.
Jensen: Yeah look, I don’t, I’m not condemning that notion, I mean for those fans and that kind of fanfiction, that- great! Like that’s, it inspired people to create their own kind of fiction. The operative word in that fanfiction is fiction. And so, and I mean, look, it wasn’t just, the- I- the writers were paying attention, the producers were paying attention, we knew it was building (?) out there. Like it was, that was, that was never the story that I was, that I was telling with Dean. There was, the love that existed between Dean and Cas was a brotherhood. And, I mean there’s fanfiction about Sam and Dean being romantic ? [audience groans]
Q: Let’s not equate that.
Jensen: But it’s the same, it, I mean, you know, [audience shouts ‘nooooo’] ? it is fanfiction, right? The wincest, there’s a name for it.
Misha: I think that over the years, the existence of that, like, subnarrative in the fandom was definitely something that the writers picked up on. And it was definitely alluded to, like there were winks and nods in the script over the years, for sure. But the actual, like, romantic pivot, the non-brotherly love that Cas felt for Dean, it was expressed in that last scene, was something that was conceived of in the last season. Like, that was Bob Berens script, it was Bob Berens very clear, like, what if we actually had Cas realize that this was what was going on? But, I never thought that that was gonna be a part of the, an actual part of the show, until Bob Berens, like, came up with that story and those words, which were very different from the sort of like wink and nod stuff that had happened before. So that was I think also kind of like, kind of like Dean’s death at the end, which was the unexpected twist. I think certainly for me, that was the unexpected twist, like I was like, whoa, we’re really, we’re really gonna do this? And by the way, for me, that was incredibly gratifying thing. I was like, this is so brave and bold and awesome, to have this character, who’s been in this like very traditional, kind of like macho show be able to say to the main character of the show ‘I love you’ in an I love you way, and have that, that like, be accepted. Like, Dean didn’t, wasn’t like whoa whoa whoa, dude, whoa back off. You were like, it was like this incredibly, I think like inclusive and amazing little moment where it was like, that is okay, you know what I mean? And for that to be okay, for that context in that show, I think- gay representation, it was like really awesome to so many people. So I was like, so happy that Bob took us in that direction, and I’m so happy to be able to do it, but it was also not, like I think a lot of fans think like, oh they were cooking this up all along, this is what, this was what the undercurrent was all the time.
Q: For some writers maybe.
Misha: Well maybe, but it was never, that was never conveyed to us, and my expectation was that, that isn’t how it’s gonna end. I did not think that that’s where Cas was going. And when it happened, it was the unexpected twist as far as I was concerned.
Q: Yes, and as you said a couple of years ago, there was love in Dean’s eyes.
Misha (stuttering): Dean was expressing not, like a reciprocated romantic love, that is very, like that is very clear. He didn’t say I love you too, the same way
Q: He didn’t need to.
Misha: But it was like, that’s my perception of how Dean expressed-
Jensen: That’s why I said what I said about Destiel, cause that’s the inclusive of two characters, when really it was one character. And in order to have the two character in that name, you would need reciprocation. And Dean was not reciprocating that, but he was accepting that. And that’s the difference.
Misha: And we talked about it before we filmed it, and it was like a, like a loving acceptance, and that is, I think, also just like, that’s such a beautiful thing, because that could so easily not have been how that landed.
Jensen: Absolutely.
Misha: How that was even played. You could have played that in a different way, right? And that would’ve told a totally different story. So, um, I think it was like, I think it was very brave of the show to do it, and I’m very glad that my character’s swan song told that story, and I think there was a big fan backlash, like why didn’t Dean reciprocate? And I was like, that’s not the point. I mean I remember getting, like, angry at and having fights with fans because it was like, that’s not the point, the point is that Cas got to express his truth! And that it was accepted! Which is a fucking beautiful thing! You know? Anyway…
Jensen: You know it’s interesting, cause I thought I played that moment as like more familial situation, like, you know, somebody was coming out to their parents, or their family. And it’s like, it’s like you come out, in my head, it was like, come out to your father. All you want is for him to be like accepting of that. You don’t want him to then go, you know what, I am too, you know what I mean? So I thought that was an important moment for both characters to be like, Cas had his moment but then also had Dean be like, I understand and I accept you. And I think that was the powerful moment. It wasn’t the ‘Oh he didn’t reciprocate it’, and this has been the underlying thing all along, cause it wasn’t, I never played that in 15 seasons. But Misha’s right and in the Dean’s story it would’ve been very easy for Dean to just be like ‘Oh, what?’ and that’s not what we did.
Misha: And there’s like, without ?, a reciprocated, like romantic love kind of response. There is love in that! Like, like you would to a family member, and that was like, I don’t know, for me that was the most poignant possible resolution there. Because if Dean had been like, yeah me too, I wouldn’t have, no one would, I wouldn’t have believed that,
Jensen: I wouldn’t have believed-
Misha: For me. We knew that character for 15 years, and that’s not, that wasn’t Dean. But it was believable, very believable for Cas. ? Like that character had become also Castiel’s whole tether to humanity and in the whole human family. So it was like that really deep, important bond there for him. It’s interesting to unpack.
Jensen: Yeah, it’s really interesting to unpack again in front of the entire audience.
If they Do do a reboot. The hillywood girls and osric should play team free will. Send tweet.
This is the Only way now
uh oh
"etymologynerd" is at it again and this time i do feel i have to say something. the disability advocates have it covered on addressing the impact, but there's also a serious problem with the linguistics.
in a video shared on may 16, adam aleksic begins by saying: "i think we have to accept the fact that the 'r-word' [retard/retarded] is permanently coming back and it's functionally changed meanings to no longer directly refer to disabled people."
this first sentence alone betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of language change in several points.
this word never went away. what we're seeing now is an attempt at re-normalization by people who sense that they will not be socially punished by openly using this term.
we actually don't have to "accept" its return to mainstream use. for decades, disability advocates have worked to inform the public of the harm caused by casual use of this term. the harm has not disappeared, and neither will this advocacy and its impacts.
now i'm just mad. how tf does it NOT refer to disabled people? the entire point of a pejorative term is that it negatively invokes comparison to a person, group, etc. the assertion that the r-word has changed meanings is categorically false. at most, its primary context has changed from clinical to casually pejorative, but the insult fundamentally rests upon the original reference.
he goes on to refer to the "euphemism treadmill," another concept he misrepresents by extending the metaphor to say that terms which have been sufficiently distanced from their original reference are no longer pejorative. to quote: "...once we sufficiently distance a word from its historical usage, it stops taking on the same offensive power and just becomes colloquial instead."
which... what? what the fuck is he talking about? the words he uses as examples – idiot, imbecile, and moron – are definitely still offensive, if perhaps less impactful. "just becomes colloquial instead" is a nonsense phrase. are offensive words not colloquial? the only english word that comes to mind as having changed so much in definition as to no longer be offensive is "nice," which has been shifting in meaning for more than 700 years and was never a weaponized clinical term.
he ends by saying, "it is undeniably true that the people who are afraid to say the r-word right now are going to get old and die out, while younger generations keep saying it with no knowledge of where it came from." again, fundamentally misunderstanding language change in society over time. it rests on the assumption that we're all going to start or re-start using this slur and never have a conversation about its harms, which just completely ignores both the abovementioned disability advocacy and the fact that people tell each other not to use offensive words. you think i'm just not gonna teach my kids that using slurs is bad??
the whole video is devoid of both empathy and an understanding of long-term semantic change.
tl;dr etymologynerd is wrong, we do NOT "have to accept that the 'r-word' is coming back," and we all need to read more crip linguistics.
after continuing to stew about this during my lunch break, i'd also like to point out that framing this sort of thing as "inevitable" is some fascist bullshit.
don't fall for it.
LORD HELP ME I ACCIDENTALLY DELETED THE REBLOG. anyway,
this is to apologize for using the phrase "devoid of empathy." it was a bad choice on my part because i framed the lack of empathy as malicious, which dehumanizes and demonizes people who lack empathy as part of their neurotype.
if i'd thought through those implications, i should have said something like "the video is devoid of care or respect for the disabled community."
Now with the knowledge that tumblr is full of American Doctor Who fans I come to give you a present,
ALL Doctor Who episodes, both new who and old who are on Internet Archive!
Along with copies of various Doctor Who books and magazines as well as ALL the Torchwood magazines and both yearbooks!!
Here’s the link to all the episodes:
The Doctor, a mysterious traveller in space and time, travels in his ship, the TARDIS. The TARDIS can take him and his companions anywhere i
Everyone pray for zuko, he's simply starving 😔
When eye contact is their love language
3 seasons in and the total staring counter is almost at 45 minutes
Everyone pray for zuko, he's simply starving 😔
Is Dean canonically straight?
Yes
No
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ironically, putting the word illiterate on the shelf. at least until people stop using it to shit on other fans for not entirely subscribing to their hyper-specific meta
same goes for media illiterate btw