𝐌𝐑. 𝐌𝐎𝐎𝐍𝐘.

i  have  been  feeling  𝐁𝐈𝐓  𝐎𝐅𝐅-𝐂𝐎𝐋𝐎𝐔𝐑.               𝐑. 𝐉.  𝐋𝐔𝐏𝐈𝐍.  

[lupzn]

hey, i hope you’re all hydrated and happy; here’s a reminder that i am currently hiatus/inactive on all blogs except for @afonollosa.

[sabrinaacarpenters]

#i watch vikings: valhalla for the plot #the plot:

bonus:

[tatumriley]

Oliver Jackson-Cohen as Peter Quint in The Haunting of Bly Manor - “The Altar of the Dead”

[lupzn]

i miss remus

[lupzn]

my money heist brainrot 

[lupzn]

how did i miss the fact that the professor and berlin are brothers for two seasons

[lupzn]

happy period <3

woof woof

[lupzn]

jaime lorente tho 👀

[lupzn]

WOMEN

[lupzn]

am i an old lady for not knowing what wire is and does

[winterswake]

Oliver Jackson-Cohen in THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR “The Two Faces: Part One”

[lupzn]

We are starting up on a serious note, buckle your seatbelts. As Joanne has stated on various occasions (etc. here) she wrote Remus’ lycanthropy intending for it to be an overarching HIV- and AIDS metaphor. In that light a few very serious questions can be raised. Representing a stigmatized illness in a highly sympathetic character? Awesome. There are however two key-issues here. One being Joanne once again proving herself to be homophobic by one) writing Remus as straight 2) writing Remus as ashamed and 3) not acknowledging the fact that what she is really insinuating is that Remus was raped by Greyback at eight years old. If she really wanted to shed a positive, informative light on people with sexually/blood-transmitted diseases she should not have done so by associating it with child rape. She should not have Remus nearly neglecting his family because he’s afraid that the disease has been carried onto his son which only further stigmatizes the disease. She literally wanted Remus to suffer as much as possible despite claiming that he’s one of her favorite characters in the whole series. What she could have done was write Remus as a proud (gay or bisexual) man; not a man who was ashamed of himself and not a man who was locked up in a magically-sealed house every full moon and told by his elders to hide his dangerous lycanthropy. 

[derangedrhythms]

Elaine Feinstein, Talking to the Dead; from 'Another Anniversary'

[artandchocolate]

Franz Kafka - Diaries

[lupzn]

but david and patrick in schitt’s creek mwah

[lupzn]

what if we got some kisses maybe

[lupzn]

remus is in that grey area of screaming im a virgin and at the same time being unbearably attractive and sexy.

[lupzn]

but he’ll be undeniably great in bed once you get him there