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I think I'm gonna miss you for the rest of my life.
But that's okay!
Yesterday's scene leaves nothing to waste. It shows important information from the moment it begins to the moment it ends. We know where they stand, what they feel, what they hope to achieve with such a sacrifice. It's one of the most beautiful scenes they've given us, but also one of the most painful to watch, because we know there's more pain to come.
For me, Mafin goes a little further than fiction. Fiction can frustrate me when it takes the narrative down a rough road, but it hurts me when I can relate it to reality. When Marta said "no se puede, no se puede", I saw myself when that was reality for me too: when I could not marry the person I loved, when co-adoption was not an option, when I was not a full citizen in my own country. No se podia. Não se podia. Não me deixavam.
When Marta said "no se puede, no se puede", her voice carried the lament of thousands of people around the world who, to this day, face the possibility of imprisonment and death as a response to their love for another human being. Thousands of people who, like her, with tears in their eyes, say: "no se puede" as they embrace the desperation of their loved ones.
For me, Mafin is an educational opportunity. One that, despite our need to be happily portrayed on television, demands the truth so that others can finally understand that we are not so different after all. We all want the same things and there is no harm in fighting so hard for them. I want the people who see the novelita to ask themselves why they make such a hard story for Marta and Fina, I want them to realise that this fiction is a pale shadow of the reality that so many have faced and are facing under authoritarian governments, religious feudalism and the intolerance of everyday life. When the opportunity arises, I want them to take a stand. Because of Mafin they have an obligation to know more and be better.
There was a time - not so far - when I was the one who said "no se puede", and we are approaching a point in history where "no se puede" can easily return. A novelita can't change the world. But it can make a difference. Like the flutter of a simple butterfly's wings...
Hope lies in the little things.
How do you look at the girl you love and tell yourself it's time to walk away
YES, IT REALLY WOULD
Louder for the people in the back!
You either get canceled too soon, or you live long enough to see yourself become Killing Eve
So either way we lose??
WHAT THE F*****????
I remember and will forever remember the day Lexa died, the pain, the crying, it took me months to be able to be okay again, but it will always hurt. 2016 the bury your gays.
Now warrior nun hurts just as bad. It just doesn't make sense, the numbers that we pull, the trending...
Why can't we have something? We are not asking for to much, we don't need or want 1000 shows, just let us have something, just let us live, exist, be happy.
For the queer youth that is hurting because warrior nun was the first time you saw yourself, you are not alone, it will always hurt, but you are not alone!!!
It seems like I've been waiting 84 years for the next episode of NCIS Hawaii
Y'all better pull your weight when it comes to binging Warrior Nun season 2. I can't handle another f/f show getting canceled.
We have had enough of that in the last 2 years.
And before you argue "it's not gay yet", fine. Wait a day for me to binge it all and when I tell you "it's fucking gay now" (because I'm sure it will be), y'all better start watching!
⚠️Be on alert! This is a group effort!!! ⚠️
Group effort!!!!
It's gay, it's cannon!! Netflix let us have this please
Warrior nun season 3 like for yesterday???
Can we all suport that???
No, nop not a chance in hell!!! Not going to see station 19 until someone can say that it is safe, not going down that road again!!!!
#station19 #mayaandcarina #lesbian #really???? #cantlesbiansjustbe happy??
"I’ve had the obvious drunk calls but I haven’t had one in awhile now, word around town is that she has a new boyfriend now, so that’s probably why. And I shouldn’t be bothered really because I knew this was gonna happen eventually, but it’s 3am and a year ago I was pretty convinced that I didn’t love her, now I’m not too sure."
#love #night
"Villanelle is a complex individual who struggles to find love with Eve despite being deprived of it for most of her life. When you present a queer character like this, and at the end of the series instill the idea that all that work and suffering has no payoff other than dying in your partner's arms, that death is still the bleak fate befitting of Villanelle, that Eve (who's gone through many intense battles in pursuit of this relationship) is meant to end the story screaming in agony, alone, watching her dead lover float away after an out-of-nowhere sniper attack...yeah, I'll let you figure out how that affects the queer psyche"
"I was still a teenager when Lexa died, and I can remember so vividly what it felt like to cry myself to sleep that night over a grief most people couldn't understand. It breaks my heart now, a few years into my 20s, to watch people who are the same age cry over what may very well be their Lexa"
“No, I’m not ok. But I haven’t been ok since I was 11, maybe 12. I am still here though. I’m still breathing. For me, sometimes, that will have to be enough.”
— Clementine von Radics
All Rise Love - older woman/older woman LGBT Interest plot
All Rise had a recent episode where Judge Benner, who's significant other left her, finds a new love interest. Well, she walks straight into her. I wholeheartedly expected this to go wrong in several ways; client related, case related, crime related that would negatively impact Lisa Benner. Love Interests can be any or none of them.
Yet, as the episode progressed, the concerns and worries washed away to reveal that Judge Benner is SHY. Incredible. I adore it. CBS continued the LGBT representation streak it started with Instinct to show two older women falling into a relationship and establishing it.
Georgia passed with smooth sailing.
So cute episode ending!
“I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy because they know what it’s like to feel absolutely worthless and they don’t want anyone else to feel like that.”
— Robin Williams (b. 21 July 1951)
supergirl texts | 5/?
A lovestruck Jane Rizzoli is my favorite Rizzoli. ♥
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I miss this