FAKE SCIENTIST

INFJ | 23 | LDN

[serenemariee]

Life Currently..

[lovehina019]

[nightmarereverie]

[castleofravens]

was it casual when i helped you piece together your family history regarding your inherited curse and then helped you commune with your dead great aunt and was it casual when we made out the night before your wedding to my brother-in-law and ex boyfriend and was it casual when i called you rach and i have listened to you more than your own fiancé and was it casual when my soon to be ex husband and i removed one of your bones in a seemingly futile attempt to save your life and his bloodline

[kingofthepitt]

who asked for soulmates as the horror concept? wedding as the funeral? wedding as the curse? mother's love bending flow of time to warn her daughter? because girl...do i have a show for you........

[inthemoodforblastt]

One of the most absurdly ironic —but hilarious— moments in Something Very Bad is Going to Happen is when Jules goes from being a complete asshole to Rachel to literally turning into her unasked-for-and-unwanted older brother all because he sees her as the innocent victim of his childhood trauma and convinces himself the universe put her in his path so he can use her to heal that wound. So he basically becomes every girl’s best friend by exposing her fiancé (who is his ACTUAL brother) in front of 100 guests two days before the wedding. Honestly, one of the best subplots in the series and of course is created by women because that's a woman's fantasy lmao

[misshazelevers20]

Me when I'm watching a TV show called " Something very bad is going to happen" and something very bad actually happens:

[sculien]

SOMETHING VERY BAD IS GOING TO HAPPEN 1.01

[hail-dondus]

It looks like they’re dropping a teaser trailer for the new Harry Potter reboot tomorrow

Just a few important and gentle reminders:

🫶🏻 DO NOT WATCH THIS FUCKING SHOW 🫶🏻

If you claim you support human rights - not just trans rights but human rights in general - yet still plan to watch this show, unfollow me. You’re a fucking hypocrite and I don’t want you following me.

Do not watch it even if you’re hate watching it, it still contributes to streaming revenue and views!

The adults in this reboot of the franchise are FULLY accountable for choosing to do this show and accepting a pay cheque over supporting a minority group. Even if they claim they support trans rights, they’re cowards and don’t actually support them at all.

The kids do NOT deserve abuse or hate, whether it’s because you’re comparing them to Dan/Rupert/Emma or because you’re boycotting due to the author’s views. They are literal CHILDREN.

Your nostalgia over a children’s series about kids going to school is NOT more important than trans people being respected and having rights. As long as JKR is still alive, she profits off of this.

[corneredanimal]

i have suffered less than christ but have complained way more abt it

[hiraethid]

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[piwonplaylist]

the coolest girl in ice skating

[samgirard]

↪ alysa liu, out of retirement, wins the first us olympic women's single gold medal since 2002 | women's figure skating: free skate | milano cortina olympics 2026 | 2.19.26

[beauvilliers]

Alysa Liu leaving the ice after her free skate!

OLYMPICS 2026 | February 19, 2026

[cheryls-blossomed]

I cannot begin to stress how important Alysa Liu is to a sport like figure skating. This is a sport that is rife with abuse and that has silenced women and has forced them to do as they’re told in order to win medals. This is a sport where authoritative figures exercise an immense amount of control over athletes from their childhoods.

Alysa left the sport because of burn out. Because of what she went through. When she came back, she said that she’d skate to whatever music that she wanted. That she’d be in charge of her training schedule. That she’d be able to take a very active role in choreographing her programs and choosing her costumes. Her entire comeback has been about her taking authority over her career. She is in charge of her own career, as it should be. As it should always be.

And she is now the Olympic Champion. Her trajectory is proof that an athlete taking control of their training, of their joy, and of their competitive career is absolutely paramount to success in sport.

[brucesterling]