Chronicles of a Thot

An Unserious Blog of Anime and things I love

[silvermoon424]

[zponds]

[primal-slayer]

X-Men: The animated series vs X-Men '97 opening

[escenas-perdidas-db]

Wallpapers 😁😁

Luego la segunda parte.

Saludos y lindo inicio de semana para todos ☺️☺️

[neogohann]

[grymoria]

How to look like a Dragon Ball Z villain

Have Black Nails.

That's it. The rest of your appearance is up to you.

[tani-b-art]

P-Valley, from day one, has given Black queer representation in just about every spectrum! From gay, to lesbian, to bisexual! There's non-binary representation! And in this latest episode (S2E4), they gave us two very intimate and beautiful moments/scenes from two Black femme women and two Black masculine men. I gotta emphasize that these two Black masculine men are tatted up and burly...representation from Black gay men on tv this way is very unexplored.

What was so beautiful about it was each scene showed us how much we need to be there for each other. In sisterhood and brotherhood. As Black women with other Black women and Black men with other Black men. And the tenderness and softness that was expressed through words and contact (touch) was done so, so well.

[anderwater]

What I’m saying is, you scared of the sun. Fact, you scared you is the sun.

P-VALLEY S2.10 “Mississipi Rule”

[anderwater]

Moonlight (2016), dir. Barry Jenkins P-Valley S2E6 ‘Savage’ (2022), dir. Melanie Maryon

[tylerposey]

J. Alphonse Nicholson & John Clarence Stewart Lil Murda & Big Teak - “Demethrius” — P-Valley (2.04)

[poppy-alex]

#disaster rue

[tylerposey]

Dominic Fike as Elliot “Ruminations: Big and Little Bullys” — Euphoria (2.03)

[zanephilips]

EUPHORIA » 2x07 “The Theater and It’s Double”

[the-unhidged-thot]

I know some people have different opinions on this, but I think HBOMAX is getting it right when depicting the black people. Everyone already knows my love for Insecure, but after watching the 2nd season of Love Life, I feel invigorated seeing the character of Marcus Watkins. He is flawed, sensitive, passionate, very intelligent yet all the while still authentically black. I feel the same way about Nya Wallace and Lisa Todd Wexley on “And Just Like That” both are black women in healthy marriages with black husbands. They aren’t angry but have emotion, they have nuance and intellect, yet they are still trying to figure things out. I know some people have said that having black women on A #sexandthecity spinoff is "forced" and im sorry, i just DONT agree.

I love seeing the authentic budding relationship between Charlotte and LTW and their fondness of art and children, and the student/mentor friendship between Nya and Miranda. best of all, these characters are handled with care. Good Job HBO

#Hbomax #sexandthecity #insecurehbo #Lovelife #andjustlikethat

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[nanso]

Rewatching Insecure before it ends and 4x08 is one of the most beautifully shot episodes. Given part of the style of the show is to have a lot of negative space, the fact that Lawrence and Issa are together with clouds and lines filling the space says so much about what they were trying to convey in that particular episode/moment

[sseureki]

Dream Lawrence | Real Lawrence

[the-unhidged-thot]