Eilidh

She/Her Queer I have too many interests to list them all but some of my favs rn are Falsettos, Heathers, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The X-Files and Daria “The only true currency in this in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you’re uncool”

[wasteofprinterink]

i feel like this falsettos reunion concert is gonna be the same thing as magical mormon mystery week and everyones gonna go except me and im gonna have the worst fomo ever

[pseudomantis]

[pennydownthelane]

Fox Mulder definitely has this in his apartment

[pennydownthelane]

Pride months only been over for a few hours and I already miss it :(

[cowboyhatesithere]

Daily gratitude

I don’t have kids

I don’t spend money on nicotine

I don’t gamble my money away on sports

I’m not reliant on a chat bot for all my life functions

My books/CDs/DVDs collection is plentiful

[rimonoroni2]

love how heathers was like you cannot fix him. you cannot save his sorry ass. he’s going to blow himself up on the football field and you’re just going to have to live with that, babe!

[johannaslittleworld]

who else is waiting for a falsettos reunion this year !!??

[my-dailydreams]

[tetitasdelimon]

top 5 horror movies

-having a job

-not having a job

-applying for jobs

-the job market

-the concept of working my whole life

[tall]

[zeldaaaaa13]

falsettos fans when it’s time for trina to die every year

[pennydownthelane]

Happy May 27th to all the Falsettos Fans!!!

I hope everyone has a great rewatch and isn’t too devastated

[justatipicallesbian666]

It honestly frustrates me that so many people in the Falsettos fandom describe Whizzer as a “twink” or effeminate just because he cares about his appearance and likes fashion. In the musical itself, he is portrayed as a very attractive and masculine man who loves sports. At no point is he depicted as effeminate—on the contrary, his presence and demeanor are distinctly masculine.

Now, why is it important that Whizzer is masculine? We know Marvin has always been attracted to men, but he also developed a certain aversion to femininity due to the negative experiences he had with women in his life—something that begins to change as he grows as a person. That’s why, when he meets Whizzer, he’s immediately captivated—not only by his beauty but by how much his body and attitude scream “MAN.”

Whizzer’s masculinity triggers deep insecurity in Marvin about his own manhood. He knows that, in many ways, Whizzer is more of a “man” than he is, and that makes him feel inferior—especially because Whizzer is completely comfortable with his sexuality, while Marvin is still struggling. That difference enrages Marvin and is one of the key reasons behind his toxic, macho behavior toward Whizzer: he tries to force Whizzer into the role of “the woman” in the relationship because he can’t handle feeling like the lesser man.

This is exactly why Whizzer can’t be seen as a “femboy.” His masculinity is essential to the emotional dynamics of the story, particularly Marvin’s inner conflict. Seriously—wake up, people.

[snailofchaos]

me while playing any sport with a racket: do you knowwwwwww...

[justatipicallesbian666]

if marvin and cordelia were teenagers in 2009 i just know there’d be a low quality video of them singing together poker face by gaga somewhere on the internet

[pennydownthelane]

I was wearing a zip up hoodie the other day and I pushed up my sleeves. My first thought when I looked in the mirror was omg I look like Marvin.

[thedyingswans]

*checks calendar to make sure I didn’t miss may 27th*

*checks calendar to make sure I didn’t miss may 27th*

*checks calendar to make sure I didn’t miss may 27th*

*checks

[katebushviolin]

im going to become a producer and single-handedly bring back in trousers who wants in