MyFaerytale

[yezicoco]

Time in the spirit world

[hclygifs]

[hclygifs]

Kenjah and RhonniRose Mantilla as Madison Montgomery and Chelsea Hamilton in Beyond the Gates

[carlaconnors]

CORONATION STREET | September 3, 2025

[arkhamaedificium]

Poison ivy (+harley Quinn) lockscreens

Please like or reblog if u use them :)

(Found the art on pinterest, all credits go to the artist. I just edited it)

[kannakomi]

"I'll be fine. I promise..."

Kyalin tends to have me in a chokehold every now and then shfjkdwk-

Technically a WIP, but I don't know if I will finish this and I figured this looks good enough! Actually really proud of it this far ngl ~

[korrajinora-deactivated20240725]

Them 🔥

[elainiisms]

the circle of life

[kowachi]

Winter in Republic City

[retrogamingblog2]

[myfaerytale]

Vanessa: all I want is someone honest and faithful

Emmerdale:

[andrrrgynous-deactivated2025051]

NOVA TWINS on the cover of Upset Magazine 

[thundergrace]

‘King Richard’ Star Aunjanue Ellis Speaks Her Truth About Being Bisexual: ‘I Am Queer — This Is Who I Am’ (EXCLUSIVE)

On March 24, Oscar nominee Aunjanue Ellis stepped onto the golden-hued carpet to accept her honors at the Essence Black Women in Hollywood A

On the flip side of that coin, though, it’s been Black women in the entertainment business who’ve said the most injurious things to her about queerness, with no regard for her sexuality. For reasons Ellis can’t quite put her finger on, people fail to recognize she’s part of the LGBTQ community.

“There is an assumption made of me — a presumption made of me. Is it because I’m a Black woman from Mississippi? Is it because I’m older?” she muses. “I don’t know what the mechanics are that goes into them not processing, or them not just being able to believe that in the same way I am Black, I am queer. This is who I am.”

[lgbtculture]

I want my gay rights now! - Marsha P. Johnson (NYC Pride Parade, 1973)

[mmaryoliver]

[ID: Gifset of black and white footage of Marsha P. Johnson being interviewed. She smiles as she speaks and is standing with two friends or supporters. She says: “Darling, I want my gay rights now! I think it’s about time the gay brothers and sisters got their rights. And especially the women.” /End ID.]

[thequantumranger]

Aaliyah - “Are You That Somebody” (1998)

[thundergrace]

I ASSUME we're gonna fight somebody and then campaign for a pickup on a different network but, for today, I'm just going to be sad alone. Couldn't make anyone understand what it meant to have it, don't think I can make anyone understand what it means to lose it.

[thundergrace]

This post isn't about shipping, I'm just so relieved that the two queer Black women main characters are becoming allies instead of adversaries. The most important thing to Sophie is her job, the most important thing to Ryan is Angelique. This was the perfect avenue to create a divide between these women on opposite sides of a polarizing ideology on justice and policing. But they used that very avenue to bring them closer and closer. They've developed a mutual respect for one another and they trust each other and I'm so happy.