bi

[lucylehane]

Lestat when Armand is mentioned

[ladypaperwriterson]

What if you were BLACK and GAY and a PIMP in early 20th century Louisiana, and you FELL IN LOVE with your super hot STALKER, and you got MARRIED, and he wants to CHEAT, but he doesn't want YOU cheating, and you want a DAUGHTER, and she's THE BEST, but she HATES your husband, and she wants you to KILL him and his sidepiece, and so you DO that, but then he HAUNTS you, and then you MISS him, and then you go to PARIS, and you meet MORE gays there, and their leader is HOT, and you FALL FOR HIM TOO, but then your husband comes BACK, and EVERYONE wants your daughter DEAD, and they KILL her, and you completely LOSE it, and you burn EVERYONE, and you get a DIVORCE, and you marry YOUR EX HUSBAND'S EX, and then in the 70s you decide to have someone INTERVIEW you, but you lose it AGAIN, and it all goes to SHIT, and then everything is a BLUR, and then it's 2020, and there's COVID, and you decide you want to be interviewed AGAIN, and you discover your current husband BRAINWASHED YOU, so you get ANOTHER divorce, and you're now TWICE divorced before you're even 150, and you run back to your first ex, but then that fuckass reporter PUBLISHES your interview as a BOOK, and your ex is MAD, and you want him BACK, but he decides to become a ROCKSTAR, THEN WHAT

[rylandsgrace]

Mean Girls (2004) // Conclave (2024)

[ohdorotheabrooke]

the thing about aftersun to me is that the sadness inherent to the movie is not just that calum inevitably kills himself - it’s that this is their happiest time together and it’s still so flawed and banal and gently wrong. the beds aren’t right. calum doesn’t get up to sing with sophie. she’s is on the cusp of growing up and he’s so wounded he can barely stand. and both these things are unutterable. so they don’t talk about it. and what makes me cry is that calum is drowning in this movie but you can see him try and try and try to bridge that gap between them and when he can’t, it’s sophie that is trying. and the fact that this unsure stage of togetherness between a father and a kid is all they ever got to share is what gets me

[screen-studies]

Aftersun (2022) dir. Charlotte Wells

[softestaries]

Violet Bridgerton is truly gods strongest soldier. Every season she tells one of her children they're in love and every season they scoff in her face before causing seven different scandals to reach the same conclusion.

[fabiolajyx]

JAMES BEAUFORT and RUBY BELL

Maxton Hall - S01E03

[dailybridgerton]

Kate and Anthony Bridgerton Bridgerton — Season 3 Trailer

[moonofthenight]

"You can go."

[youngroyalscentral]

YOUNG ROYALS (2021—2024)

[emziess]

Erik would've loved you no matter what. Young Royals, S03E06

[uncleadelheid-will-eat-your-soul]

"It happened a long time ago" -

"I don't think that matters"

[ialwaysknewyouwerepunk]

the loneliness and sadness that creeps into you in a way that only growing up queer can cause. your parents can accept you and still make you feel like an outsider. your parents can love you and still reject parts of you. that old-fashioned kind of love where they think trying to mold you, make you tough, is better for you. or that quiet status quo where you just don't talk. and where everyone is accepted, though some are more than others. generations and generations it's just been easier to let it slide. to let it be. not cause a fuss. but then we sit there with a knot in our chests all our lives wondering how it got there

[dandelionjack]

happy valentine’s day just watched all of us strangers. anyone else here understand grief is love persevering. and love has the power to conjure ghosts, to shape them and give them form and meaning. and happily ever after doesn’t mean forever. it just means time. a little time

[patrice-bergerons]

(how can any parent want that for her child) and (if I'm lonely it's not because I'm gay) and (if you could hear me crying why didn't you come into my room) and (how come no one found me) how come no one found me?

[noctistellae]

you heard of "I love you" "it'll pass" and "I'll go" "and I'll stay", now get ready for "how come no one found me?" "I found you"

[profalseidols]

"I'd always felt lonely, even before. This was a new feeling, like.. a terror, that I'd always be alone now. And then, as I got older, that feeling just solidified. Just a knot, here, all the time. And then losing them, it just got tangled up with all the other stuff about being gay, and just feeling like the future doesn't matter. Does that make sense?"

All of Us Strangers (2023) dir. Andrew Haigh