And I’d choose you; in a hundred lifetimes, in a hundred worlds, in any version of reality, I’d find you and I’d choose you.
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And I’d choose you; in a hundred lifetimes, in a hundred worlds, in any version of reality, I’d find you and I’d choose you.
En lo bueno, en lo malo y en lo puto peor.
i’m not gonna run away. I know I want to be with you and I don’t need anything other than you.
I love you. And, I don’t know… I mean, it’s the first time I’ve said that to someone. And… it doesn’t matter that you don’t love me anymore, okay? I just wanted to tell you. At least once.
I’ve just rewatched skam españa’s last clip (”You’re scaring me”), where Joana confesses to Cris that she has BPD on her own terms, and something has irked me so much reading the comments, something that it’s to be expected yet such a telling sign at the same time: the section is full of people screaming at Cris, angry and frustrated that she did not answer, that she stood there, that she didn’t sweep Joana off her feet immediately —specially in her case, where there isn’t any previous link to mental illness so she doesn’t have a bad experience that clouds or biases her judgement, almost to the point of even calling her a bad or uncaring person. And let me tell you: this is not true. Because Cris knows things about MI. They are just all wrong, and misguided, because there’s no true and honest representation in media for young people at all. People with this kind of mental illnesses (depression has a little more rep, for these two it’s almost non-existent) are often relegated to secondary characters; writers make plot-twists out of their situation, a source to milk drama from, but they’re never the focal point. It’s never their story we delve in, their life we try to unravel. We constantly consume their stories as dramatic turning points, a hardship for the main character to deal with, so the only thing that gets through is the charicature of the concept of the MI itself, but never the full experience, the full truth. And you can’t blame Cris for her actions, because that reaction is a real as it gets —she isn’t educated and she’s scared and she doesn’t know what to do, because everything feels strange and dark and like the floor is suddenly melting beneath her feet.
Cris’ reaction is one of the billion of the ways in which the stygmatization of mental illness at a social level manifests, without giving it a chance to be explained, to be understood in all of its scope. And we could blame Cris, sure, for her reaction. But there’s a thing we can actually do collectively that would do way more good: do better. Demand better. And it should start here, in this skam community, so open and safe. It should start with making justice for these stories, press for actual truthful and honest representation, to stop accepting them just as background. To tell them, bring light to them when no else does.
I don’t even care which one —Eliott, Nico, Joana. I truly don’t care. We need an Even season. We need to live through the experience of a mentally ill person breathing, dealing with stuff, their thoughts, ideas, crisis, their suicidal ideation, their psychiatric sessions, the medication and their relationship with it, their coping mechanisms, their pain, their happiness, their daily life. Euthymic periods in bipolar where everything’s stable, to which point BPD conditions the way you think and feel and how the slightest emotional cut can turn into a full-on hemorrhage until there’s screams and tears and the pain, specially the pain they go through. Because the people they’re with suffer, and it’s hard, really hard sometimes, and I wouldn’t be writing this if I hadn’t experienced this myself, but they suffer too. They suffer not only the MI, but the emotional guilt of burdening others with it, and things do get rough. But they’re also beautiful, and tender, and that story deserves to be told —specially in our context, where no one out there is telling them, no one is educating the younger audiences. Even was never just a romantic counterpart, or a plot-twist. And we should fight for a season that proves just how important and fundamental his story is to try and make society understand, so there’s no more Joanas that are left with no answer just because society taught us nothing but misconceptions and fear, even when we were actually ready and willing to listen.
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This is part 2 from my shitty animated remake of Crisana from Skam España season 2, it’s their first literature class, hope y'all enjoy it lol 🤷
Here’s part 1:
I literally only made this for me and my frd's enjoyment but since she kept insisting on me to post it, i guess i'd comply 🤷 So...here, enj
I literally only made this for me and my frd’s enjoyment but since she kept insisting on me to post it, i guess i’d comply 🤷
So…here, enjoy my shitty animated remake of the first Crisana encounter as a distraction from hell week
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Casey + sitting like an absolute Gay™
captain marvel is a reflection of the female experience. having a mentor telling you that you are only there because he allows it, that you have to control your emotions and that “what is giving can be taken away” is a female experience. seeing Carol setting herself free from that man and discovering that not only he was lying, but that he was restraining her because he knew that she was stronger than him is so fucking powerful to women because we can relate to it on a deep level
so I don’t give a shit if men can’t relate to captain marvel. this movie isn’t for you.
and i can see it, i can see it now
Edie & Thea: A Very Long Engagement dir. Susan Muska and Gréta Ólafsdottir (2009)
Derry Girls is the most chaotic show and everyone should binge it on Netflix! I was asked to gif this but honestly gifs do not do this scene justice, so I decided to upload it as a video instead.
y’all ever want a pretty girl to just.. boss u around a little bit
Just say you’re a bottom and go
2017 better be nice to my mom
2018 better be nice to my mom
2019 better be nice to my mom
may I offer this steven smooch as a blessing for sweet things to come your way in 2019