Apr 4, 2017
YALL IN SEASON TWO WE MIGHT GET TO DEAL WITH THE FALLOUT OF WAVERLY SAYING SHE LOVED NICOLE
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Saudi Arabia
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from Russia
seen from Malaysia
seen from Angola
seen from Russia
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from China
seen from Singapore
YALL IN SEASON TWO WE MIGHT GET TO DEAL WITH THE FALLOUT OF WAVERLY SAYING SHE LOVED NICOLE
*inhales* GECKOS, GECKOS GECKOS GECKOS
me: *wants all the things*
wallet: you may have one thing
me: *buys all the things*
wallet: B I T C H
Guess who hasn’t done any work and will be regretting that very soon
Honestly I know I'm gayer than a rainbow but like sometimes pretty girls just exist and I have to like reaffirm my gayness
honestly i’m pretty sure one of the most unrealistic thing about tv and film today that no one really talks about is the lack of disabled people, especially those who are hard of hearing, deaf, and blind, like i work in a movie theatre and since i’ve started (so like a month) i’ve heard probably ten calls for a closed captioning device, had to call for a closed captioning device, and had to call for an audio narrative device. this is only in the time i’ve been working, so like in 60 hours, not including the first days of training where i didn’t wear a radio. people are hard of hearing. people are deaf. people are blind. WHERE THE FUCK IS THAT IN MEDIA?
Tess Mercer has been through enough shit that I'm pretty sure the supergirl writers don't need to torture Lena Luthor
Neurotypical: cheer up! Today's a new day! Start it off in a good mood!
Me, someone who hasn't been in a good mood in months: a w h a t