you go too fast for me

🌟 ren | 26 | they/them | autistic 🌟 season 2 survivor Support Me on Ko-fi

[mistysblueboxstuff]

companion piece to my earlier Crowley portrait 🥲

#goodomens #GoodOmensFanArt #goodomensspoilers #aziraphale #crowleytx

[plumebeat]

An oldie of mine.

[vanyamire]

A touch of divinity

my gift for @ pedernalesfalls for fandom trumps hate <3 this was so fun to paint!

[kandelyabr55]

[tinhaaaaat]

lots of spare planets up there

nobody would even notice us

[kandelyabr55]

[thedeepmiracleperfection]

To everyone saying "they don't need to kiss to prove they're in love"

Do you understand the implications, especially in today's political climate, of a show that revolves heavily around a queer/queer-coded couple where the only onscreen kiss between said couple is their breakup? Especially one that explores themes of sin, forbidden love, religion, dogma, and high control groups? One where the character associated with hell is the one forcing the kiss and the character associated with Christian heaven (even if heaven in this case is bad) is the one who is not receptive to that affection? A show where the heaven associated character tells the one who kissed him "I forgive you"? One where the main characters have had to hide their relationship for fear of their lives in a storyline that is heavily analogous to the persecution of queer people? Where even in a scene that showed explicitly they were married, the show still would not deign to display physical intimacy between two men? Y'know, some of the most highly stigmatized kind of affection there is?

If they had never kissed at all, I wouldn't mind. But by kissing in season 2 when they broke up, they showed that they were willing to cross that line. They stopped being ambiguous in that moment. They're whole "we're not humans and don't show love like humans" went out the window when the show decided they would in fact engage in an overtly queer act. But the only time there is unambiguous queer affection is when it's used to separate the characters.

If they had never had a full on sex scene between two hetero characters who had just met in season 1, I wouldn't mind. But the show was more comfortable with displaying physical intimacy between a man and a woman that we never saw after season 1 than they were between the two main characters of the show.

If they hadn't had an ending that literally showed their wedding rings, showing that they clearly can and will display a queer couple and also conform to heteronormative standards by having them married at all, then I wouldn't mind. But they went as far as having the characters who famously had a relationship that was open to interpretation and put them in the husband/romantic partner box, but wouldn't dare go as far as physical intimacy?

I know that many people who are not amanormative or allonormative are frustrated that a relationship that was previously ambiguous/up for interpretation was boxed into a romantic label. But now that they have, it says something that they chose to display queer relationships, and they chose to display physical affection, but not both at the same time. It says something even if they didn't intend to. It's just too awfully convenient that the couples who are always subjected to "well you don't need to be physical to be in love" are the queer couples. In a political climate that promotes homophobia and violence against our community, increasingly sex negative and pro-censorship legislation regarding online spaces, and legislation that aims to categorize participating in anything remotely queer in public as a sex crime, I think anyone who looks at a story of romantic love between two masculine presenting people and says it's not necessary to have overt physical acts of affection has lost the plot.

It's a cop out, plain and simple. And queer fans deserved better.

[mrghostrat]

your hair is winter fire, january embers

[aureliusssss]

[theonevoice]

The First Cloud - At Sunset

It was a nice day...

[mefis07]

<3

[vanyamire]

A touch of divinity

my gift for @ pedernalesfalls for fandom trumps hate <3 this was so fun to paint!

[za1ka]

no idea about the context for this scene cuz I haven't watched s2 yet but I imagine this is exactly what happened :)

based on this Columbo gem:

[itsghostyx]

Fangs

[goosetooths]

bro has been hanging on by the skin of his gd teeth for 6000 years. i would assume he is teetering on the razor's edge of a breakdown at any given moment

[duckomartinah]

I might have a soft spot for drawing and painting fabrics and historical clothes, so when @bucky asked me the Ineffable bois as Musketeers I KNEW I would have fun with their commish and I was right :"3 ❤️

[gingerhaole]

Martina never misses, ever. Always stuns. And the white streaks in Crowley's hair!!!

[mentallyart]

Kiss🌹

The author of the original painting is Pruett Carter