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"I am a leaf on the wind.” Salem, 28, (he/they), no minors, protect trans futures lol i've had this blog for 10 years and we're still here 💀 Fuck ICE, BLM, Free Palestine 🍉

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The other day i was getting rizzd the fuck upp by the crunchy latino cashier at trader joes. Just having a blast. Then the whole vibe changed when my card declined .

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but i believe aang can save the world

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interesting kink assortment on the dash

[gayvampyr]

if you want to dress gay but aren’t sure how, you need to focus more on finding clothes you actually like and that make you feel good when you look in the mirror. develop your style independently of what you think looks gayest and trust the homosexuality will follow. it goes where confidence and self acceptance are

[churchrummagesale]

Small town summer - a strange little half abandoned rural town in North Carolina captured on a broken point and shoot camera

[smokinghorse]

just had a really good mango it was so good that i had to illustrate how it made me feel afterwards.

[catstrat]

op’s tags are so fucking important to me

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[dreamlogic]

asked one of my coworkers how she's doing today and she goes "could be better, could be worse," and another coworker nearby who was eavesdropping chimes in with "could be a lil bit o' alligator curse!" i have no idea what he meant by that but i do know that it has been immediately added to the lexicon.

[hiveswap]

Not now, kitten, m- da- m- your parental figure is in the middle of a gender crisis

[kakinkead]

Jensen Ackles :NashCon 2012 Sunday panel. The guys graciously gave up their Super Bowl weekend to spend with us fans when the con date was changed from I believe May to February.

[bruce-wayne]

You know what the worst part of being dead is? You’re stuck. Nowhere to go. No way to change. That’s the real torture, if you got to know. Watching your brother take for granted everything you lost and pissing it all away.

Klaus and Ben Hargreeves in The Umbrella Academy (2019–)

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I’ll never forget the first time I saw “I, Mudd,” because this scene made me tear up a little.

Despite everything I already knew about these characters, I completely bought that Uhura was succumbing to temptation and turning on the crew—and that Kirk was going to shame her for it before coming up with another brilliant escape plan—because let’s be real, we’ve seen that happen a million times in a million shows, whether they broadcast in 1966 or yesterday. I was thinking, Damn, I thought this show was different, but here we are again. And I was feeling crestfallen, disappointed, but mostly exhausted, because it’s tiring to live in a world full of pop culture in which even the strongest female characters might at any moment betray everyone for a chance at youth and beauty.

And so the revelation that in fact she was saving Kirk’s life (and everyone else’s), meant so much to me—because not only is it another amazing Uhura power move, it also highlights the fact that her character didn’t happen by accident. Nichols, Roddenberry et al. knew what they were up against. They knew the stereotypes and sexism bought into by other pop culture (and audiences), and in this scene they actively played against those expectations to say, Not on this show, folks. 

I know TOS was far from perfect in the way it dealt with gender and race, but damn, I follow several television shows today that could learn something from this scene.

[prokopetz]

The thing I really like about it is that it’s a double subversion.

First there’s the obvious one, the one you expect: the weak-minded woman betraying her male companions for personal gain. This is handily avoided when Uhura’s “betrayal” turns out to be a ruse.

However, there’s another layer to it: the obligatory ham-handed Aesop wherein the woman’s male companions believe her betrayal to be genuine, only to be upbraided for their sexist mistrust. Even today, that’s how we expect this sort of scene to play out - but Star Trek subverts that one, too, by revealing that Kirk was in on the scam, and never doubted Uhura’s loyalty even for a moment.

The mere act of not hanging a lampshade on Uhura’s refusal to conform to the expected tropes is what legitimises it. Sometimes, what’s omitted can speak as loudly as what’s put on display.

[deitycyla]

Name a more iconic duo 🌹

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[everydaylouie]

cat game

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