the bitter suite

[thebittersuite77]

[cherrytree79]

Saw this on Pinterest. Made me laugh so I'm sharing it.

[thebittersuite77]

I made this lol

[unknightly-prose]

i know mckay makes harrison watch javadi's tiktoks with her and he's like When your mom's still gay on april 2nd

[refusaloftime]

Cassie who can’t feel anything anymore and Victoria who feels so so much! They should kiss!!

[sammyloomis]

langdon: do you want a hug?

mckay: ??? god no 🤨

also mckay after knowing javadi for less than a day on her first shift ever:

[hucklenberries]

“you wanna hug?” “god, no.”

that’s right because there’s only one person she would wanna hug!!

#rememberwhen

[santospitt]

Victoria Javadi you are the most important girl ever please never die and also make out with McKay so all you problems may disappear god bless

[london-notthecity]

How the Pitt fandom feels when you avoid all discourse and just read about gay sex

[sadmortician]

age gap yuri save me

[just-your-average-shiz-student]

#real subtle there glinda

[deadbeatrevenant2]

Galinda in her corner of the dorm after spending the whole day with Elphaba ✨ (yes, Elphaba is also in the room)

[tvnacity]

nothing had a hold on me like 2000s-2010s usa network procedural dramas had a hold on me…

[thebittersuite77]

Most important musical in history

[thebittersuite77]

[thebittersuite77]

I've recently watched Rent for the first time (and I loved it), but there's one thing I noticed in "Seasons of Love" that felt a bit weird. I don’t know if people will agree with me, but like—there’s that line: "you know that love is a gift from up above." “Up above” usually means something divine, like god, right? The thing is, that line feels kind of out of character for them. The whole movie is about love—how even though they’re poor, have AIDS, and barely have enough money to eat, they still have each other. Their friendship, their love. So it feels weird to say that the only thing they really have—love—is something that comes from god. I might be overthinking this, but it doesn’t really make sense to me. First of all, none of them ever do anything that shows they believe in god (at least not in the sense of relying on him, praying, etc). And the only time he’s even mentioned is in La Vie Bohème—and it’s totally sarcastic, "to sodomy, it's between god and me", so to say that their love comes from God, and not from, like, themselves, idk just doesn’t sit right with me.

I mean, okay, maybe it’s just what fit the song better lyrically—but I can’t stop thinking about it.

[theverycoolestdude]

[thebittersuite77]

born to be Joanne forced to be Mark