Gwendoline Christie and lesbianism

she/her | late 20s

[nonamxix]

Gwendoline Christie closing the Maison Margiela SS24 couture show

[weemswife]

Gwendoline Christie for Vogue Magazine

https://www.vogue.com/article/john-galliano-maison-margiela-couture-hamish-bowles

[thaliajoy-blog]

Why isn't it more talked about how there's canonically an archmaester who wrote a very, very big Book about women ruling in the aftermath of the Dance. It's a detail that rules so much. A guy literally talking about hundreds of widows ruling parts of Westeros after the war. Why not much talk about Johanna Lannister, born Westerling, Sharis Footly, Lady Tyrell, Samantha Tarly, Elenda Baratheon born Caron, Sabitha Frey, Alys Rivers in her own way...a tide of ruling girls because a bunch of guys weren't cool with a girl ruling & got themselves killed trying to stop it. That's some massive irony.

[dovesintherain]

prettiest lady <3

[graceburnham]

Gwendoline Christie // BUST, 2019

[icedoatmilkmatcha-deactivated20]

behind every successful man in history is a wife he stole ideas from, took advantage of, and likely abused.

[graceburnham]

[jackiietaylor]

KATE SIEGEL as CAMILLE L'ESPANAYE The Fall of the House of Usher

[the-sappho-of-lesbos]

“This makes me homophobic”

“We should bring back homophobia”

“This is why bullying should be allowed”

“ im XYZ but this makes me want to commit a hate crime”

“This is why straight people hate us”

Like hello?? Are you hearing yourself???

[veritablydumb]

Gwendoline Christie as Lucifer Morningstar

[nyxqueen97]

how does one read Arya's story about being a weird little girl in a medieval fantasy setting and not fitting in gender conformity of the times and thinking actually she wants to be all these things not because of complex feelings of girlhood and thinking she's not a lady if she's not good at these things and that she actually admires powerful women who are free of specific expectations and has the power to do what she wants , no its to grow up as a model and beat a made up beef of who's the prettiest child ever and getting things that she specifically doesnt want to be that’s spelled out in the first book of the series y’all obsess about .

how does one read sansa's story about being exploited, preyed upon,molested and groomed specifically because she fits the criteria of being a #Lady in a world that sees girls and women as bargaining chips and tools for politics and take out that actually no she needs to be punished for being “beautiful” and having ideals that are expected of her time period, screw her agency she’s gotta be a housewife or evil at the end with idealism beaten out of her cause no one understands foils for some reason

how does one read BRIENNE'S story about how unfair the world is to women and girls who dont fit beauty standards all the complexity that comes with that and their relationship to womanhood , how because she can’t be a traditional lady she’s become the pinnacle of knightly good that she specifically admires and take away that "actually ugly means bad and beauty means good, i dont get the themes of beauty with the lannisters also"

[pinkpsalm]

The culture is so bad all the songs are made from samples of old songs all the movies are remakes of movies that didn’t need to be remade everyone gets surgery to look the same

[papenathys]

"I want horror lesbians" I say. "Have you seen Bly Manor/Fear Street?" you ask me. Yes I have. I don't want a sweet sapphic love story as a ray of hope in a horror show. I want monstrous women with Hannigram-esque toxic codependency and knife play and blood over their hands. I want women who poison each other and women who haunt each other. I want lesbian monsters and lesbian vampires and lesbian serial killers. I want body horror and grotesque sapphic imagery. I want them sexual and depraved and hungry. Hope this clears it up <3

[mitaffenartigergeschwendigkeit]

[fearwakes]

[graceburnham]

[erinyaya]

thinkin about eating out larissa under her desk at work and seeing how long she can keep it together