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am i fully convinced that this new [error] character will be jonah? no. is it funny that i can somewhat unscramble his name from this? yes
(more theorizing under the cut)
so we found out the gender of the baby and it’s a boy! i suggested the name lucian since i think it’s such a cute name😩 i’m so excited y’all🩷
damn, maybe twenty-three ain't so bad ✨
i find it incredibly interesting (read: predictable) that when i read negative reviews about sharp objects that it’s either too slow, or the ending felt cheap, i see that they’re written by men. in turn, every positive article i’ve seen has been written by a woman — and those reviews take it a step beyond positive, calling the finale “the best hour of television” or praising the show as a masterpiece. and i think there’s something so fascinating about how a show about women’s pain and trauma and the violence they commit against themselves and each other is so easily dismissed by men. we are always invited to stand in a male character’s shoes, to slip into his skin and understand why he rages or kills or cries. but with women, and especially the women of sharp objects, there seems to be no desire to do so. there’s criticism of camille’s journalistic integrity, of how she responds to a lifetime of abuse, of every choice she makes. in a strange way, the reaction to the show has held up a mirror to the work itself: the idea of a violent woman is easily dismissed and written off; she is an anomaly, and one not worth empathizing with. in a world full of television and movie violence, men seem to only care about violence committed against women, not violence women inflict themselves.
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why do i have so many issues with setting ✨ boundaries ✨ lmao
i didn't expect honey boy to speak to so much of my own trauma but it really fucking destroyed me and now i feel so numb holy fuck.. shia labeouf i hear you, i understand and i am so sorry. i hope this film, and this experience has brought you at least a small amount of peace. may we all find a way to tend to our own wounds and be better people than those who raised us ❤
hi i know i’m not particularly active on here anymore but i really would appreciate any advice and/or support i can get right now. my younger brother told me this morning that he is trans (ftm). i don’t think that he’s told the rest of our family yet, maybe only my mum. i’ve been reading up on ways to support him through this, but i was wondering if anyone had some personal advice on how i can maybe help/encourage him as he continues to grapple with this emotionally. he has been having increasingly worse anxiety attacks that keep him home from school, and angry outbursts that mean sometimes people who don’t really deserve it get hurt. i know i am bound to make missteps and mistakes, and i am ready to learn and do whatever it takes but yeah.. i just thought maybe if anyone had something that they had wished their loved ones had done for them when they began transitioning, or something in hindsight you wished you had done for your friend/relative who was transitioning. anything would help, thank you 🖤