[elvis-official]

Woah mama just reminding my followers that TERF ideology is fundamentally evil and not welcome anywhere near my blog hummina hummina hummina

[niresenrab]

Woah, Mama. Leave trans kids the fuck alone. Hummina hummina hummina

[elvis-official]

Don't leave them alone. Support them, cherish them, protect them. Alone we die, together we soar

[pumpkinprincess22]

So obviously Jess is a big Fairy Tail fan but how did it take me 10 years to notice that this badass redhead warrior woman and badass blue haired boy who is deeply in love with her

Was probably inspired by them

Now I don't think Dante deserves to be fucked up further by inflicting on him whatever the fuck was going on with Jellal but Nicole as Erza will be informing future writing choices

[i-will-help-you-swim]

Reblog if you think asexuality is a legitimate sexuality.

I'm trying to prove something.

[cmoon-rabbit4-blog]

Reblog if your blog is a safe place for asexuals.

[thedancycaterpillar]

yall are valid. 🖤🩶🤍💜

[cheez-the-clown]

sexuality is a spectrum and everyone is valid <3

[marinosno1fan]

Mr Knightley vs Mr Darcy

So, don’t get me wrong, I love Pride and Prejudice as much as the next person, but can we all stop talking about how much of a dream boat Darcy is and instead look at Austen’s arguably more romantic and better hero, Mr Knightley.

From the beginning of Emma, he is seemingly a kind hearted and charismatic gentleman, who like Darcy, is very wealthy, however he doesn’t flaunt his wealth about; he rarely uses his carriage to take him places and he is incredibly humble in working with Robert Martin.

He is also incredibly accomplished, as seen by his musical talent, and shows so much kindness it’s actually unbelievable. In fact his kindness towards Harriet is exactly the reason that she falls for him. This isn’t to say that he is incapable of sarcasm though and his constant banter with Emma is what makes him so endearing and what makes their love story so interesting. Since this is one of the most compelling reasons for peoples love of Mr Darcy, I wonder why they don’t give Knightley as much recognition. He has all of the sarcasm and banter that Darcy has, combined with true kindness and humility. An example of this would be how unashamed he is to berate Emma for her unkindness towards Miss Bates, ‘that was badly done Emma’, despite his obvious feelings for her at this point.

Let us also not forget the achingly beautiful and romantic speech he gives Emma when confessing his love to her,

“My dearest Emma, for dearest you will always be, whatever the event of this hours conversation, my dearest, most beloved Emma….. I cannot make speeches, Emma. If I loved you less, I might be able to talk about it more. But you know what I am. You hear nothing but truth from me. I have blamed you and lectured you and you have borne it as no other woman in England would have borne it. Bear with the truths I would tell you now, dearest Emma, as well as you have borne with them. The manner, perhaps, may have as little to recommend them. God knows, I have been a very indifferent lover. But you understand me. Yes, you see, you understand my feelings and will return them if you can. At present, I ask only to hear your voice.”

I think that this speech would make me swoon much more than Darcy’s ‘you have bewitched me body and soul’ speech, especially considering how badly his initial proposal went down. He essentially told her that he tried to battle his feelings for her because of her status. Like don’t get me wrong I do definitely think that Darcy is great and has some epic romance speeches, but I just think that Knightley’s takes the cake, especially since he was such a kind and humble person from the beginning.

And yes, I understand the cultural impact of the 2005 hand flex, and we can all agree that it is one of the definitive best romantic gestures ever, but that doesn’t entirely make up for the fact that Knightley is just an overall better character and romantic interest.

Before anyone comes at me though, I would just like to remind you all that this is just an opinion and you can take from this what you want, whether you agree or not.

[marinosno1fan]

In defence of Gleb Vaganov………

Here’s the thing, Gleb is the antagonist of Anastasia the Musical, but can we really say he’s a villain?? Yes, he’s working against Anya’s ideals, yes he is told to retrieve her and kill her if necessary, yes he believes his father ‘did a proud and vital task’ but he never wanted to hurt her. In fact, when we first meet him, Gleb shows kindness to Anya offering her a helping hand and some time to recover from her fear. Then later he is disappointed when he finds out that it is Anya who is claiming that she is the Grand Duchess Anastasia and he invites her to his office to talk it through with her, explaining how dangerous her fantasy is and how it could kill her. He doesn’t want her to get hurt and sings The Neva Flows as a way of trying to convince her not to go along with Dmitry’s schemes. When he is then tasked with hunting her down, he struggles with the conflict of head over heart, even singing ‘my heart and mind at war’ understanding that he has a conflict of interests. It is unknown whether he is in love with Anya or just simply does not want to kill her because she is naive and innocent but his duet part with Dmitry later in Quartet At The Ballet suggests the former, ‘someone holds her safe and warm……’ Finally when face to face with Anya, his earlier question of ‘could I have pulled the trigger, if I’d been told’ in The Neva Flows is answered. In fact he is unable to do what his father did and decides not to shoot Anya, realising that it could do more harm to his cause if he did kill her. His good nature wins out and he lets Anya leave, reporting back to his commander that there never was an Anastasia and that it was simply a rumour.

So to conclude, Gleb is in fact just misunderstood and doing the wrong thing for the right reasons, learning along the way what he should in fact be doing. And we can clearly see that he never once harms anyone in pursuit of Anya as no one else is his target, so he is not a selfish villain intent on causing chaos. He is a misguided soldier following orders and eventually betraying them. In fact it is actually Anya, Dmitry and Vlad that can be blamed as they are breaking the law to begin with. So I suppose what I am trying to say is Gleb is in no way a bad person and that we should all appreciate his character as a loyal and hardworking comrade. And that perhaps the real villain of the show is the girl who tells Gleb about Dmitry’s scheme in the first place.

Thank you for paying attention to my essay!!

[homoquartz]

i feel like we were robbed of jenny processing that she had double the children in her apartment than expected