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after social distancing is over everyone is gonna be so touch starved every contact with another human will be like the hand flex scene in pride and prejudice (2005)
social norms after the pandemic are going to be like: "did you hear? miss Katherine brushed hands with the starbucks barista the other day when getting her morning coffee. quite the scandal if you ask me, exposing herself in such a manner… and with gloveless hands!“
2020 does NOT pass the fucking vibe check what in the fuck is this
one of the main reasons why sansa stark and amy march are still despised for their childhood mistakes despite their development into strong, compassionate young women is because they remain feminine and draw their strength from femininity. they care about finding romance and still wish to marry, despite believing no one could love them for them. people believe that they didn’t suffer enough for being naive and bratty as children despite Sansa going through a significant amount of abuse and the fact that they both grew up and learnt from their mistakes.
Overall, people hate that they don’t grow up to reject all that stuff they dreamed of as little girls and that they didn’t become strong and independent by rejecting their femininity but instead using it to their advantage without being sexualised and finding strength in it.
the kind of people that hate Amy March are the same kind of people that hate Sansa Stark and honestly you don’t really need either of those kind of people in your life.
Best judge of character is a dog. I’ve found that to be true. Knives Out (2019) dir. Rian Johnson
GUYS the 80s are back!!!!
Star Wars, high waisted jeans, over sized sweaters, flannels, horrible republican government, conflict with Russia, the ever impending threat of Nuclear Anihilation, scrunchies,
synthpop, bomber jackets, a tyrannical mad woman runs the uk, incompetent child runs the us, the entire worlds in an economic crisis, doctor who
is this we didn’t start the fire
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hey everyone who said emma watson couldn’t play meg march because she “doesn’t have the range”… what’s it like to have your ass well and truly handed to you?!?
Everyone’s talking about how great little women is and I think they’d all like Anne with an E
The 3 horniest moments in film history
Queen Clarisse dancing with Joe - Princess Diaries (2001)
Laurie unbuttoning Amy’s apron - Little Women (2019)
Darcy’s Hand Flex™ - Pride & Prejudice (2005)
Sansa Stark and Amy March, two of literary canon’s most despised women, who work within the conventions of “traditional” femininity instead of rebelling against it (as is the norm for any heroine to be qualifiable as strong and/or badass), lovers of art and pretty things in life, flawed, humane dreamers with castles in the sky and stars in their eyes, who like their dresses and jewels, who work hard to be recognised as proper ladies, who dream of beauty even in the bleakest of situations, who squabble and are selfish, who sometimes dare to prioritize their little impulses over their families and end up being shamed for it decades afterwards, who pine for those same families when alone several miles away in a foreign land, who remain graceful in the face of trouble, who love in their soft, fierce ways, whom readers and critics alike have reduced to the “evil, spoiled, wishy washy sister” to contrast with the more easily popular tomboyish sibling, thus ignoring their beautiful character development, refusing to acknowledge that people have different ways of adjusting to society’s norms, …….. Just know that my love for these two ladies is frightening. I’ll be their champion in trial by combat. I’ll send them all the lemon cakes and strawberries they want. I’ll cheer for them if no one else will.
♪ You think the only people who are people Are the people who look and think like you But if you walk the footsteps of a stranger You’ll learn things you never knew you never knew ♪
Pocahontas (1995) dir. Mike Gabriel and Eric Goldberg
The reason I want the girls at Queens so much portrayed is because I can’t even remember seeing a show about women in college during a period drama. Like, I know Dracula with Johnathan Rhys Meyers had Mina Murray attending college and working for a doctor but its not something that is commonly discussed in period dramas. Its certainly a rarely touched on historical subject. Like, Yale University didn’t even start admitting women until the 1960s and now all I want is a show about young victorian/edwardian women fucking shit up in the elitist, college system.
anne with an e: has a diverse cast of wonderful characters where the teenagers are actually teenagers, addresses sensitive themes in a respectful but not sugarcoated manner, has gorgeous cinematography & soul & charm,,,
netflix:
netflix: anyway, here’s the 100th season of our favourite CW shows featuring 28 year old teenagers and storylines that have been rehashed a billion times!
