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"I hate Naim for snitching on Ryan.", "I hate Hunter for throwing rocks at Ryan."

You do realise that the only reason Naim "snitched" was because he thought that Ryan was in an abusive relationship with Hunter and thought that he could trust the adults around him. He didn't know that they'd literally exorcise them.

And the reason Hunter had an abusive relationship with Ryan was because that's all he knew. They lived in a homophobic religious small town, where people must have also been really misogynistic and it instilled in him that's how love is supposed to be like. He shouldn't have been abusive, but that's all he knew. If you wanna blame anyone, blame the adults that did this to them.

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Browsing through #leviticus on insta and WHY TF ARE THERE HOMOPHOBIC RELIGIOUS PEOPLE MAKING REELS ABOUT HOW THEIR HOMOPHOBIA IS SO GREAT!!??? I just wanna see edits about the movie.

I really wanna see a nice edit of them on Fable by Gigi Perez.

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Boys Gone Wild! Forget Will & Grace: Gay men are in lust with Johnny Knoxville and the skater punks of Jackass by Carl Swanson (2002)

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These two fan-made posters for Call Me by Your Name feel like variations on the same memory: sun-faded landscapes, flowers, fruit, hesitant touch, and the particular warmth of an Italian summer. Their collage-like style suits a film built from fragments—glances, gestures, places, and emotions that remain vivid long after the story ends.

They feel less like conventional movie posters and more like pages from a personal visual diary: romantic, nostalgic, and slightly dreamlike.

Fan-made artwork inspired by Call Me by Your Name. Second poster created by Almiron Design (@almirondesign).