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just another fandom sideblog. | UK, 25+

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Law and Order: SVU: Season 3, Episode 9: Care

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Law & Order 19 x 5: Knock-Off || "Change 'guaranteed' to 'predicated on.' Otherwise, very good, detective."

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The Sad Saint of the East End

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LINUS ROACHE as E.A.D.A MICHAEL CUTTER LAW & ORDER | 18.2 “Darkness” ↳ for @mccoy-kincaid

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Not scared of ghosts, they silly af

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New Beginning, Part 1

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y’all ever see a piece of fan content about your favorite character that is so horrifically different from what you personally believe and you just

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Mike and Alison Cooper in GHOSTS: Series 5

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The Captain & Thomas BBC Ghosts

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"Coward"

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psst, my commissions are open

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Are you okay? Onlookers reported you having some kind of breakdown. People were anxious that you maybe swallowed your tongue.

Yeah, I was dancing.

SHIV ROY in Succession - 3x07, Too Much Birthday

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It’s my seventh year anniversary today! Whoa! Time really moves fast, especially with someone wonderful in your life. Anyway, here’s to many more awesome years with you, immortalii. I’ve chosen to celebrate with our tackiest ship. <3

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whos gonna tell him

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I’ve been indulging in self-care by watching old David-centric episodes and urgh, anything with little Ollie is just horribly tainted now. I hate what they did with him so much. YEAH I still have something to say about this in 2023 bro.

Not only is it painfully tired, reductive and downright inaccurate to blame school shootings on bullying, Ollie was clearly an insightful and empathetic kid. Growing up around his dad’s illness instilled a precocious emotional maturity in him and that glimpse of parentification was always the most interesting thing about him to me.

Ollie doesn’t tell David about a school play he’s in because he doesn’t want his dad to attend and be embarrassed by all the parents gossiping about his bipolar; he recognises that David buying extravagant gifts is the beginning of a manic episode and decides he’s going to “take care” of his dad. And you expect me to buy that they suddenly become completely unable to relate to each other in the space of a few months?

I rarely get annoyed at ludicrous or sensationalist soap twists because it’s like, whatever, I know what I signed up for. But asking us to believe that a child who grew up having to keenly understand and accommodate complicated mental health issues would wind up unable to express his own without murdering people is just insulting. What a horrible, cynical note to end the Hides’ stories on.