sadie adler fan acount tbh

ellabs shipper first cowboy second mash sideblog incoherent ramblings

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[trashybooksforladies]

Drunk History 4.10 - Hamilton, with Alia Shawkat and Aubrey Plaza

[indeliblemarking]

Obsessed with how when a female character isn’t exceedingly feminine/feminine presenting within the text of a show there’s all types of reasons for why that is and why she can actually still be (usually hyper at that) feminine. Surely this is progressive and not indicative of a bigger problem

[esarity11]

happy catradora canon day 🫶🏼 6 years since my favorite lesbians saved the world!!!

[tinagodiva]

📍Bamberg, Germany 🇩🇪

[comradesummers]

fandom misogyny.jpeg

[campmiasmas]

ISA BRIONES as TRINITY SANTOS THE PITT: S02E01 "7:00 A.M."

[kirsssche]

looking disrespectfully

[suchacomet]

LUPE GARCIA THEY COULD LITERALLY NEVER MAKE ME HATE YOUUUUUUUUUHHH

[ot3]

isnt it interesting how lesbians who are into media with male-dominated casts and are deeply invested in platonic or romantic/sexual relationships between male characters are really not any kind of rarity or outlier. but anyone other than lesbians or bi women being really into media with female-dominated casts and being deeply invested in platonic or romantic/sexual relationships between female characters is a rarity or an outlier. it is almost like there are some sort of structural forces that make mens' stories and feelings a matter of public interest and womens' stories and feelings an afterthought. probably not though i guess it's just an inexplicable result of completely legitimate personal taste that is above critique. oh well.

[v-ersacrum]

Thomas Wilmer Dewing, Lady with a lute, 1886

[dailyclassicart]

Wladyslaw Czachorski - "Reverie" (1883)

[whenfatecollides]

Renee O'Connor as Gabrielle in Xena Warrior Princess 5.03 Succession

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[dogpuppy]

[emziess]

Bean Bunny The Muppets Christmas Carol

[cuties-in-codices]

trompe-l'œil

illusions of three-dimensionality (trompe-l'œil) in manuscript illuminatons from a codex containing st. jerome's translation of the chronicon of eusebius of caesarea. produced in padua or venice, c. 1480

source: Geneva, Bibliothèque de Genève, Ms. lat. 49, ff. 10r, 11r, and 13r