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[dustykneed]

survival is an act of rebellion. jim loves you SO MUCH. i hope this finds all of us who need it today. please stay alive so we can make it out together. sending so much love and strength

[cronchy-baguette]

a world where we can meet

[scribz-ag24]

heartbreaking, the boring twink is the more self-aware, responsible adult among the dark world leaders. he didn't threaten to kill any kids.

[is-that-sand-in-my-waffles]

me whenever characters achieve "secret third thing" levels of friendship:

[purelovemechanism]

my hxh meta masterpost:

gon: gon, shounen tropes, and abuse (reblog 1) (reblog 2), gon’s life was always awful, how 1999 enhances gon’s CSA trauma, gon’s morality, gon’s view of himself, the significance of kite’s reincarnation, pitou/gon parallels, gon does not want to be infantilized

killua: killua saves himself, how 1999 enhances killua’s internal struggle, killua is the opposite of doomed, the CSA implications of killua’s home life, “he’s the best friend i’ve ever had”, your life or his, an analysis of “heal tsubone’s hand!”

kurapika: kurapika’s honor, kurapika is not a motherly shyboy, the kurta genocide, succession war predictions

killugon: is killua angry with gon?, since it means nothing to you, gon and killua’s different responses to authority, gon as animal & killua as machine, killugon and envy or lack thereof, gon would never sacrifice killua actually, killugon’s lack of touch, merukomu/killugon parallels, who’s the girl, killugon’s respective masculinities, some post separation thoughts, killua gives gon his life back, the angst is about the care, puppy love

freecss family: mito defense, ging sucks, ging REALLY sucks, mito & ging, ging & kite, what's up with noko?, gon's mother

misc: my thoughts on chrollo, the cour four’s thematic resonance, the broad corruption of hxh’s world, nanika is transness itself, a bisky appreciation post, hxh 1999 supremacy, nobunaga doesn’t even pretend to be noble, why does pouf act like that, some brief pariston remarks, kacho and fugetsu predictions, menthuthuyoupi

webweaving: kurapika & gon (1), kurapika & gon (2), merukomu/killugon parallels, what is it that the child has to teach?, let's hide in the forest with mama, nettles, willoughby tucker

[halothanic]

happy october, enjoy some ashes from one of my fav movies ever ❤️

[autolabrum]

Favorite First Watches of November

Whoops! Late this month, forgot to do this until today.

Barton Fink (1991) dir. Coen Brothers

Rear Window (1954) dir. Alfred Hitchcock

Cemetery of Splendor (2015) dir. Apichatpong Weerasethakul

If I Had Legs I'd Kick You (2025) dir. Mary Bronstein

It Was Just An Accident (2025) dir. Jafar Panahi

Penda's Fen (1974) dir. Alan Clarke

Another great month! These are approximately in order but don't hold me to that. Had to leave out a couple but these six were pretty clear. And, this month I'm visiting home, where I will have access to a car that can drive me to all sorts of indie movie theaters! Hurrah!

[fawnpalmer]

Nine movies to watch if you're excited for Divinity (!!)

Watching the trailer last night sent me absolutely buzzing because 1. it's Larian. I cannot understate how badly I need to disappear into one of their worlds again and 2. as I sat there I thought "someone involved in this has seen The Wickerman about two dozen times". So, I thought I'd spread a little folk horror cheer to tide us all over until we get more info about the game.

The Wickerman (1973) dir. Robin Hardy This movie is about a cult that you kind of want to join. You’re so bought in, it seems so cool, but by the end [SPOILERS] when the flames are licking up the wicker man and Howie is screaming and crying out to God and the goat is bleating and the chickens are shrieking you have to take a step back and go “oh shit, maybe that was…bad actually.” Wickerman walked so Midsommar could run.

2. The Wickerman (2006) dir. Neil LaBute The 1973 version's inferior but much funnier cousin. This Nic Cage remake is so stupid and so fun and you can actually watch it over and over because Cage chewing the scenery to a rotten pulp makes his eventual death go down a little easier. 

3. Midsommar (2019) dir. Ari Aster The obvious choice to get hype for a game with flower crowns and horrible burning deaths. An opiated Swedish lullaby where the sun never sets and the yonic energy never ceases. The movie that made a whole generation of women realize they're susceptible to cults.

4. Men (2022) dir. Alex Garland A flick about that grieving urge to go hide away alone in the countryside and why you SHOULDN'T do that. The landscape is lush and beautiful, the central cabin cozy and secluded, the town quiet and full of....men? What starts as a weird encounter with the cabin's owner ends with protagonist Harper arming herself against an army of nude men all wearing the same face.

5. It Follows (2014) dir. David Robert Mitchell An early Maika Monroe (think Longlegs) entry that isn't really folk horror but does embody some of my favorite folk horror tropes i.e. a shapeshifting antagonist with unclear motives and weird, sort of uncomfortable sex.

6. Woodshock (2017) dir. Kate and Laura Mulleavy Kirsten Dunst goes crazy with grief (and off a powerful, hallucinogenic strain of weed) and takes her death wish to the local woods where the trees speak and murder starts to ring in the undergrowth.

7. Enys Men (2022) dir. Mark Jenkin Another Woman Alone in the Wilderness movie but this one with an ornithological twist. The unnamed Volunteer becomes obsessed with a strange flower that unfurls into a Cornish folktale about past and future selves and places set against a backdrop of creeping, coastal lichen.

8. Fréwaka (2024) dir. Aislinn Clarke Part Irish folktale, part doomed sapphic romance, Gaeilge-language movie Fréwaka is a dizzying depiction of epigenetics and the way female trauma can soak into the very roots of a place. So good my friend and I bought horseshoe necklaces immediately after we watched.

9. Penda's Fen (1974) dir. Alan Clarke Technically an episode from a BBC anthology and not a film, but packs enough punch that you'd be forgiven for forgetting. Set in the lonely, English countryside, a young vicar's son struggling with his sexuality travels across hallucinogenic wetlands encountering the ghosts of Britain's past.

[danganronpafakes]

Jataro: Do they call it HRT cuz you change yourself to be more true to your HeaRT? Chiaki: … They call it HRT cuz it means hormone replacement the— Hifumi: Yes, HRT stands for HeaRT. It's nice, isn't it?

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[reyookah]

”Welcome to the Internet, Transvestite” (1/3)

Link to (2/3) + Link to (3/3)

[zhenovlisko]

have a good day i need to work um yes

[elierlick]

1921: four trans activists had their conversation interrupted by photographer Willie Römer. He took this shot outside Magnus Hirschfeld's Institute for Sexual Science 12 years before Nazis stormed the facility and burned its books. The picture is among the most captivating I've colorized/restored from the pre-war era. You can see each subject's expression so clearly. Gwendolyn Ann Smith, the founder of Trans Day of Remembrance, wrote about the photo a few years ago: https://www.ebar.com/story.php?ch=news&sc=news&id=263408

[skullingwaydraws]

Halloween 🎃

[kaogens]

more transgender psycho 100 im no longer art blocked

[romb-thankyoub]

Everything about this... yes... absolutely yes... I completely agree...

[loquaciouscat]

All the 🏳️‍🌈❓ images i have collected so far. Enjoy my precious collection:

[tyuucas]

decisions decisions

[tobyisave]

I just think his childhood must have been a little lonely