[catchymemes]

[sylverfox]

I really thought that I'd be alright

Another day on my own

Without seeing your eyes

I thought

[bombshellssonly]

#mood @thebsimone2

[becherdireinen]

Loving you changed my life.

Losing you did the same.

[soulful-guy-deactivated20251026]

[humanismo-nostalgico]

Yo, cada año que cumplo un año. Jaja.

[thehavenmh]

[sweetcherryblossomswrites]

[sleepy-bebby]

[world-aesthetics]

[velvetys]

Goodnight to every scared person

[kermitgasm]

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I tried my best to use the audio from videos available to make a better sounding version of all i wanted (just because some of the videos look like they were filmed on a D.S.). Hope you like it. ❤️

[palamedes-top-nerd-facts]

[sylverfox]

I just need a quiet place where I can scream how I love you

[cykelops]

jason momoa couldn’t get a job after game of thrones because people thought he couldn’t speak English because his character was scripted not to say much holy christ racism never sleeps. the layers of it.

[circumpolarvampire]

@visibilityofcolor

[visibilityofcolor]

I saw that. And apparently, he and his family were like starving because they had no money. That’s really shocking and upsetting. It also makes me think about how other actors of color who were type cast to play the dothraki and unsullied probably didn’t get jobs and shit like that either. The portrayal of the dothraki was incredibly racist but like its also important to realize now how that racism literally affected the actors and actresses off screen. And of course the white Co stars probably didn’t say shit

[allhailweegee]

OP is correct, there are several sources on the matter. [Here is the interview.]

And here’s another source that includes a reaction to him “being able to speak English”. (x)

[ofcabbagezandkingz]

Can a neurologist look into how racism damages people’s brain cells or something because-

[winjennster]

Did they miss his whole ass well developed character on Stargate:Atlantis??? Wtf

[nowthisnews]

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[socialjusticeinamerica]