#absolutely crazy work

[aerishey]

when you and your platonic coworker meet for the first time, and the memory keeps replaying in your head like a broken record, helping you through tough times

[phantasmagoricvanillabean]

refusing to acknowledge phan for the relationship that it is in the big 2025 is crazy work. I saw someone on here recently asking for a "community for those that don't ship phan" and called the act of shipping dan and phil "speculating" as if dan himself hasn't said "it was more than just romantic" drawn "d❤️p" on a livestream and likened them to popular romantic ships such as "ineffable husbands" and nick and charlie from heartstopper. look at what dan and phil were texting each other on PUBLIC forums in the early 2000s. rewatch BIG. rewatch "DAN AND PHIL GOING AWAY Q&A" in which they literally tell us they are not qualified to give advice on "getting through a break up." phil lester himself reblogged a shipping war against jedus. they have designed their forever home together. like, at this point, deliberately refusing to acknowledge the well-known and real RELATIONSHIP that dan and phil share borders on homophobia. if this were a straight couple would you really be second guessing whether or not they are together?

this isn't the 2010s anymore; get over yourself

[ephemeralstarss]

there are no two characters that match each other's freak better than wilson and vanessa fisk what do you mean they just walked through their basement past cages full of people that've gone against them to eat dinner in front of the painting they both have an emotional attachment to that's also splatted with blood only to grin at each other while clicking a glass of champagne

[zvahlne]

he wants that amulet so fucking bad

[fairyxcrossing]

jean saying "fuck what i deserve, what about what i want" while grabbing jeremy's chin in the stairwell gotta be one of my top favorite genders.

[loontattoo]

wait haha imagine how much worse it would be for fem ilya . pretty much the spitting image of irina so shes resented for that AND alexei hates her because grigori always says shes more man than him (in my mind palace she still plays hockey and is really really good + grigori has this strange fucked up soft spot for irina that extends to ilya, his youngest and only daughter) ,,, imagine the crashout when grigori eventually calls her irina on accident due to the dementia . or just on accident period . at some point in one of her last ever visits to russia when grigori is really truly gone with only small moments of clarity, alexei pushes ilya into the room and tells her to comfort grigori because he's been upset all morning, so she sinks down into the couch next to him. he turns his head, eyes glossy and gone, and grabs ilya's hand. for a moment she thinks it'll be like in the movies, where the parent apologizes for everything they've ever done wrong in a moment of pre death clarity. instead all grigori croaks out is "irina?" and starts asking ilya about the kids, the house, "ilyas" hockey team, as if she was irina. she doesn't really participate, grigori is talking to a brick wall, because all ilya can focus on is the sick churning in her stomach, feeling like she's about to hurl. eventually he tires himself out and just asks for water. she brings a cup filled to the brim and immediately flees from the house for a few hours. almost hurls her phone into the lake she used to skate on when she was younger when alexei calls. - @suncottage

@suncottage HEY??????

[valdelion]

On 13x02 and it's actually crazy how much Jack is established as similar to Cas and Dean at every turn — being literal, the looks, liking Scooby Doo, copying Dean

[freshapplecider]

the amount of contradictory info coming out of all these podcasts with the Love Island cast is some of the wildest stuff I've seen online in a minute like really and truly it's becoming so clear that everything we saw on the show was edited specifically to skew the audience's perception of Chelley, Olandria, and Huda and different situations throughout the show and it's encouraged racism within its viewership to a degree that's legitimately dangerous