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I write, read, and reblog. She/her aroace

[weirdmageddon]

THE DELETED SCENE WHERE FORD SPITS INTO BILLS EYE AND THEN HE LICKS IT ??!!

[thebookofbill]

Happy Pride Month to Bill and Ford specifically

[thebookofbill]

Happy Pride Month to Bill and Ford again

[catnippackets]

actually it would be incredibly funny if humans existed somewhere else in the universe. we meet aliens and they're just more humans except with a completely different history and language structure and politics because another planet out there evolved the same way ours did. there's no new science to learn it's all just anthropology

[shadowedf3ver]

ah yes. my personal favourite moment from the book: the first time Rocky realises Grace is the most intelligent idiot he’s ever met

“I return to the tunnel to tell Rocky about how smart I am.” ,,,, bro could only call you bad because he simply didn’t have the words to describe ur silliness grace let’s not hype ourselves up too soon.

[noxneedstherapy]

i don’t think a lot of people understand how important it is to me that Ryland Grace, the main character from a popular book and movie, being commonly headcanoned as aroace with little to no romance involved. his relation to rocky as a companion and best friend is the relationship that people talk about the most. the power of friendship saved the day with no unnecessary b-plot romance. local man loved humanity and his alien best friend so much he saved both of their galaxies and planets. that’s so awesome, sometimes i’d never thought i’d see something like this

[cotton-glass]

wiggles<3

[forestkatart]

Ryland Grace is the first character that I’ve seen with more good faith aroace headcanons in a fandom than ships, this is so amazing.

[tswwwit]

BEHOLD! It is Finished.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/7023922/chapters/221802876

After many long years of lying around, the Poltergeist fic is complete! If you've been waiting for it to get out of the WIP stage to read it, now's your chance.

Well, technically finished. I think this needs an epilogue to really round it out, but STILL!

Thanks to everyone who's stuck with it on this journey, and thanks for reading!

[mrsmarymorstan]

Re-watching Stargate from the beginning. And one thing I am struck by, is how beautiful O'Neill's masculinity is displayed.

There's no denying that he is a masculine person. The ultimate ideal of what a man is. He's played by Richard Dean Anderson, the man semi-responsible for the term "MacGuyver" being part of our everyday lexicon.

But as a man, he doesn't fit the modern ideal of masculinity. He doesn't have a six pack. He's of average height. He's in his 40s, with greying hair and wrinkles. You don't get to be a Colonel in the Air Force and stay a fresh faced 20-something. Overall, he just looks like some guy you'd see down the pub. Not making a podcast on how men need to be dominant.

On the surface O'Neill appears to be emotionally unavailable who uses his humour as a defence mechanism. This is partly true, but it's not the whole story. His humour is a defence mechanism to stop himself from being overwhelmed by everything that has happened to him as a career soldier.

When it comes to those under his command, he's compassionate. He asks for advice and ideas from his team before offering anything of his own. He LISTENS and pays attention!! He's willing to offer hugs when needed. He's good with kids, giving an adorable shiba Inu to a girl in mourning to provide her with emotional support and joy. His advice is often to try to be friendly and smile. He never tells anyone to suck it up and get over it, and if he does tell someone to put their feelings aside it's so they can focus on saving lives.

He sends Daniel a tissue box as a message that he needs contact, rather than an intrusive probe.

Episode SIX we also see him (well, a crystal that had taken over his form) sitting in a ball, clutching the pillow of his dead son, crying his eyes out. You would NEVER see that in a modern day drama that early on.

This was made in 1997, and yet I am left with the intense feeling that we need to have more characters like Jack O'Neill around today. We need more men who want to emulate his version of masculinity. The kind who attends his doctors appointments, listens to what she has to say, and will follow her orders as a medical professional.

We need more men whose character is partly defined by his complete lack of knowledge. He regularly says "I don't know about this so I'm going to ask Captain Samantha Carter about it."

God I love this man.

[shol-va]

[tahthetrickster]

[tswwwit]

Do you have any plans to dapple into the poltergiest au again?

I'm sorry, but I really don't.

The fic's just too old. Picking it up again at this point is too big an ask; I got stuck and couldn't work my way out of it.

I hope you still enjoyed what you read anyway!

✨APRIL FOOLS!!!✨

I've ALREADY written more Poltergeist AU!

THAT'S the big project I was working on!!

AND you can read the latest update RIGHT NOW!!!

https://archiveofourown.org/works/7023922/chapters/216355161

The next two chapters will go up as I finish editing them. I hope you all enjoy!

[tiernablue]

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[apotipoy]

[sandwichedbread]

REWATCHING GRAVITY FALLS AND I CAN DO WHAT I WANT

woke vertice destroyed by facts and logic

[dragon-in-a-fez]

can't remember the episode but I'm thinking about this bit in early Stargate where Daniel says something in Ancient Egyptian and another archeologist questions his pronunciation, he says "oh well I recently had the opportunity to hear the language spoken aloud—" and Jack is just off to the side like

[jaronofthebored]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU CAN ACTUALLY CHOOSE WHAT MIIS CALL YOU!!!!!!!!!

my liege........

[dreamtydraw]

YOU CAN CHOOSE GENDER, PRONOUNS, ATTRACTION AND WEDDING OUTFIT SEPARATELY GUYS. IT KEEPS GETTING MORE QUEER