#dylan larkin

[beauvilliers]

OLYMPICS 2026 | USA vs. Sweden | February 18, 2026

[vanityfaire]

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WHO UP TEAMING THEY TEAM???!!

spiritual successor to this post AND!! updated w/larks

[buttercupjosh]

Sums up my thoughts exactly

[mattymartin]

↳ NICO HISCHIER VERSUS DYLAN LARKIN | NJD v. DET | 11.24.25

[imperatorrrrr]

https://x.com/i/status/2025712499329249358

fucking amazing

video here for posterity.

they are SHITFACED.

Quinn is absolutely gone with the wind and you’re so right anon…Jack is trying so hard to be Not Drunk™️

god damnit. I don’t WANT to be endeared about Team USA but Jack and Quinn keep on doing this.

Drunk Quinn is exactly how I imagined him. Further perpetuating the eldest daughter comparison.

[100layersofdaddyissues]

Let it be known that every man in that locker room would sell you out for a corn chip.

You’re on tumblr, the hell-site for freaks not fascist sympathisers.

They’re not going to pick you. Grow a fucking backbone.

[keis-korner]

Alright everyone, this is a very bad quality picture but here it is.

Confirmed to be at the White House: Charlie McAvoy, Connor Hellebuyck, Dylan Larkin, Zach Werenski, Jack Eichel, Noah Hanifin, Auston Matthews, J.T. Miller, Matt Boldy, Jeremy Swayman, Brady Tkachuk, Vincent Trocheck, Jake Sanderson (thank you @jiminy-crickets for confirming), Jaccob Slavin, Jack Hughes, Tage Thompson, Matthew Tkachuk, and I assume the two at the top are Quinn Hughes and Brock Faber

Absent: Brock Nelson, Jake Guentzel (worth noting he is still a known MAGA), Kyle Connor, Jake Oettinger (thank you @pumpkinrootbeer for confirming), Jackson Lacombe

Do what you will with this knowledge.

Edit: Thank you @ferrari-mclaren-18 for the picture!

[snoopyreadstoday]

We need to have an honest conversation about who we choose to celebrate, because clearly some people aren't having it.

Writing fanfiction, romanticizing, building entire creative universes around men who actively support harmful politics is not "just harmless fun." I'm sorry, but it isn't. The "separating art from the artist" argument is tired and, frankly, it's a deflection. You don't get to pour your creativity and attention into someone's cultural image and then claim zero responsibility for what that contributes to.

And before anyone says it, being outside the U.S. does not exempt you. Doing it for free does not exempt you. Distance is a privilege, not an absolution. The people being harmed by these systems don't get to opt out because they're far away, so neither do you.

The fandoms has never been apolitical, no matter how badly some of us want it to be. The figures we romanticize, the stories we center, the humanity we choose to extend, all of it makes a statement. All of it has weight. Pretending otherwise is just comfortable. It's not true.

Our creativity is genuinely powerful. We know this. That's why it matters who we direct it toward. Choosing to humanize and uplift men who actively undermine the dignity of marginalized people is a choice, and it has consequences regardless of your intentions.

We can do better. We should want to.

Our stories shape the world we live in — choose to create with integrity, not complicity.