#chloe gemmel

[phoebedynevors]

There’s n o t h i n g we couldn’t face when we’re together.

[jodiecomersource]

[epifaniacintilante]

My favorite complicated love stories female friendships

My Brilliant Friend (2018-2024)

Nana (2006-2007)

My Mad Fat Diary (2013-2016)

[root-050313]

It's a Jodie thing, apparently.

Chloe Gemmel, My mad fat diary (2013-2015)

Ivy Moxam, Thirteen (2016)

Villanelle, Killing Eve (2018-2022)

[moonflowergayy]

✨sunshine in human form✨

[whatamidoinghere00]

The baddest thing around town 💘

💞Chloe Gemmel💞

[vangoghs-moved]

make me choose → @yennciri asked: allison argent (teen wolf) or chloe gemmel (my mad fat diary)?

[saphiiiic]

Now listen, officially there’s no such thing but I think it’s about time that Jodie Marie Comer is formerly inducted into the wlw content hall of fame for the following reasons:

- The kiss between Chloe and Rae in ‘my mad fat diary’ 

- For playing one of the gayest characters to ever grace television in Villanelle. 99% of the time she’s staring at women or thinking about women. Lest us forget the famous Pamela kiss and we finally got our VILLANEVE kiss. It’s also canon that she took TWO (2) women home who actually thanked her afterwards, I mean. 

- At this point Jodie has kissed three different women on screen, I mean, this deserves a medal of it’s own. 

- Does anything else exist that is as intensely gay as the Bovril Pam monologue? I don’t think so. It transcends gayness. Nothing quite like it has been seen anywhere else. I mean, the levels that Jodie had to go to, truly astonishing. The dialogue, the delivery, the acting. MIND BLOWING. Can it get gayer than “Isn’t it amazing, she said. There’s something quite holy about it” “Thank you for the honour, I said”. 

- Then we come to Jodie reading a letter from Vita Sackville-West to Virginia Woolf. One of the most famous wlw relationships in all of history. But she didn’t just read it, oh no. She said i’m going to deliver you yet another beautifully gay monologue filled with raw emotion which comes from the heart. 

As Jodie’s character Lesley says in ‘her big chance’ acting is really just giving and Jodie has given us SO MUCH. She puts her all into these characters and it’s such a blessing.