it's etiquette, you idiot.

kendall. 29. they/he/she.

[nevver]

Barely breathing, Emma Beatrez

[there-is-no-romeo]

bauhaus. in the middle of baustreet

[shawnnhunter]

i been working on a post-pick your poison buddie fic that explores how we actually got from mother’s boy to DIY to pick your poison as buck starts having new chronic illness symptoms (mainly chronic pain, fevers, and seizures) and how these three eps feed into them becoming Extra Codependent while they navigate a healthcare system that now only treats buck like a drug-seeking addict. and buck genuinely has to rely on the 118 to help him through cravings bc of the chronic pain (but mostly eddie). it has become a beast. and i prefer to finish fics before i start posting. however………. should i start posting it as a wip?

[demisexualdiaz]

@eddiediaznetwork - Eddie Diaz week

Day 2: Competition

[sapphling]

"drug seeking" as a patient label one of the most dogshit stupid concepts of all time. fuuuck everybody look out this guy came in here expecting medical treatment. better watch out in case he goes to a restaurant and starts food seeking

[grapefruiters]

hey um. idk how to say this but. i played ur boyfriend’s motif with a little too many minor chords and now he’s becoming evil. sorry

[ceruleanvulpine]

#LEGITIMATE MDZS PLOT EVENT

[blanketforcas]

he has such a hard life 😔

[hettolandija]

Jensen after every con:

[snaplight-anxiety]

ohohohohohoho love when characters get premature/supernatural gray and white hair………yes please symbolism of the trauma you go through changing you physically.. wearing you out.. brushing with death in ways that prematurely age you……yes…..

[shawnnhunter]

there will come a time in your life that a fucked up media so profoundly changes the horrors inside you and makes you feel less like the trauma you experienced took away everything from you and you will realize that censorship of any kind is just stupid as all hell. you will realize that healing the wounds in yourself and in others is way more important than applying whatever fucked up moral compass people want to creative media because the not doing that is what allows the horrors and everything else to keep festering. bottling everything up and overpathologizing the horrors is what will allow the abuse cycle to be cyclical!!!!! People Need To Be Able to Express Themselves and Feel Emotions In Order to Heal. People Need to Love. And Cry. And Get Angry. And Jerk Off. Let Them

[octaviaabadassblakee]

I need fat female characters in tv whose weight is inconsequential. It means nothing to the story.

She's fat and gets the guy and no one bats an eye.

She's fat and the hottest chick in the sorority and that's normal.

She's fat and an actress and she gets good roles.

She's fat and she's funny and she has character depth and growth.

She's fat and the main character and no one mentions her weight once.

I'm fat and my weight doesn't play a part in my day to day conversations, or plans, or friendships. Why can't I have that on tv?

[paperstorm]

Wait I’m sorry parent/child incest fic?????? Why does that exist? Why do you KNOW that exists?????? What the fuck 🤢

I feel like you can sort of tell how long (or not) someone has existed in fannish spaces by how outraged they get about things like this. Like rings in a tree trunk lol. I've been in so many fandoms. At least one, but often multiple at the same time, since I was a teenager. I've seen just. Everything.

Sex pollen. Mpreg. Incest. Monster fucking. Tentacles. Pairings like Snape/Hermione that would be crazy abusive and illegal if they were real. Wild kinks. The babygirlification of all kinds of villains. So much RPF (the 'I sincerely believe they are secretly a couple' kind and the 'this is fictional but it's fun to imagine they're in love' kind.)

You learn to just scroll past shit you don't like or unfollow people or filter tags. The tldr of fandom is that humans are weird as fuck. And creative, and unhinged, and traumatized, and talented. And amazing. And every single thing that you clutch your pearls about 'well surely someone doesn't want to read/write THAT!' - someone does. Probably lots of people do. And those people are perfectly normal. In their offline lives, they're parents and siblings and they have jobs and friends and they go about their lives and they don't cause any harm. And that's the sticking point. There's this really concerning, frankly highly Evangelical idea that if someone enjoys the wrong kind of fiction, they are obviously a Bad Person. But nothing is that simple, and thought crimes aren't real, and you definitely have some thoughts or ideas that someone else would find fucked up. You don't have to like every kind of fic that exists. I certainly don't. But shaming people for their harmless fantasies about fictional characters is so boring. I saw Goody Proctor enjoying a Toxic Ship! Good for you, I'll alert the pope.

[dykeselfcest]

I understand the urge to comment on recent trends in which people seem to want increasingly sanitized media compared to the recent past, but when you say things like "people used to just shrug and move on when there were books and movies that made them uncomfortable" it's like...well. actually people used to convict artists of obscenity in a court of law.

[guiltfactory]

you're my brother and to some extent my wife

[parkchanwoohoo]

[clytemnestraaa]

u all should reblog this and tell me what song you thought was the deepest shit ever at 11 years old lol. i’ll go first it was dear mister president by the dixie chicks and also what if god was one of us by joan osborne

[911onabcbts]

'The Rookie' To Release Extended Cut Of Episode 810 On Hulu In Rare Move

Fans of the popular ABC police drama 'The Rookie' are getting some extra original content to carry them through the show's hiatus.

can someone tell tim this is an option

[lioncunt]

the very idea that someone could sit down, watch lestat puke while still trying to rationalize the abuse, have a full blown panic attack over it when louis yells that there is no rationalizing this, and then go say it's consensual...that it's not portrayed as abuse...insane...

i also think a lot of people aren't really getting the *point* of louis' reaction. it's extremely harsh and judgmental and completely insensitive to the fact that lestat is being abused, but that is the purpose of it. the entire season is lestat attempting to justify it. this is louis saying that you cannot justify it. there is no rational way to justify that happening. and when lestat has a breakdown over it, they both sort of realize at the same time that this means lestat has been suffering incestuous sexual abuse for 200 fucking years.

it overwhelms lestat, and it clicks for louis. that's when he changes tacts, when he comforts lestat, when he gently tries to help him admit that it's been abuse all along in the bar. it's so realistic, such a necessary sequence.

i think there is unfortunately a knee jerk reaction people have to abuse like this, esp when it's mother/son, where it's just "gross", "weird", or "sick", as louis says. where the child is not taken to be a victim, somehow. i think the show is very honest in having this be louis' initial reaction, until he sees lestat's panic, until he properly thinks it through for a second. and then he gets it, and he feels horrible about what he said. again, it's just all very realistic and bittersweet. everyone involved did an incredible job with this storyline imo.