um, erm, who?

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hes just taking out the trash

[tanyakennedy1899]

William Clarke with yu's glasses!!

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why is he mewing

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[tanyakennedy1899]

hi garageee heahtnen why didnt mike and will kiss like frank and jeffery in blue velvet? pure homophobia? its okay ig.. :( *cries*

[tanyakennedy1899]

the cards are suppose to help us understand all the dif possiblities that the future could hold and mike and will kissy is not even like. a rare % chance? i dont blieve u.

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WHERE IS the GAY CARD

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Tanya's the kind of girl to smoke a cig while listening to Amy Winehouse

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When a black character is rightfully upset to William who is, as far as he is concerned, is sneakily having some affair with Tanya, then being a snarky, vague asshole who won't tell him where his missing girlfriend is, it's "bullying", and being mean...

But when a white character that makes fun of William's facial expressions to his face multiple times, lashes out at him for that same thing... suddenly the relationship is given complexity and nuance... suddenly, it's interesting...

I just think it's always a little strange when people do the mental gymnastics to find reasons to dislike seeing character interactions that just so happen to involve a black character when it's obvious that the other white characters are not held to the same standards.

I'm not trying to single out any particular person here, because the truth is that this happens in basically every fandom I've ever been in with a black character. People find weird ways to explain away their discomfort with interracial relationships in ways that clearly wouldn't bother them if it happened between two white people. Like, be honest with yourself here. Why does it really bother you?

[whenthedeeppurplefalls]

This right here. I didn’t want to be salty and reply at all, and they have the right to not like a ship, but you really hit the nail on the head. If anything, Mike has every right in the world to be angry with Will. I know he was rude before what happened with Tanya, but like you said, Tanya did the exact same thing Mike did, and that’s better somehow?

[tanyakennedy1899]

I really dislike the use of this word to describe an interracial relationship 😭

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Tumblr Gays all of a sudden when the only option for a gay ship involves a nonwhite character:

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When a black character is rightfully upset to William who is, as far as he is concerned, is sneakily having some affair with Tanya, then being a snarky, vague asshole who won't tell him where his missing girlfriend is, it's "bullying", and being mean...

But when a white character that makes fun of William's facial expressions to his face multiple times, lashes out at him for that same thing... suddenly the relationship is given complexity and nuance... suddenly, it's interesting...

I just think it's always a little strange when people do the mental gymnastics to find reasons to dislike seeing character interactions that just so happen to involve a black character when it's obvious that the other white characters are not held to the same standards.

I'm not trying to single out any particular person here, because the truth is that this happens in basically every fandom I've ever been in with a black character. People find weird ways to explain away their discomfort with interracial relationships in ways that clearly wouldn't bother them if it happened between two white people. Like, be honest with yourself here. Why does it really bother you?

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[tanyakennedy1899]

WHY IS DETECTIVE YU IN JIMMY NEUTRON???

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another self indulgent picmix. there's no moving gifs so I just screenshotted it.

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The Stranger and William

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[Video ID: An image of the google search bar with the text "who started racism" with the results underneath hidden from view. There is a video of a very enthusiastic, loud white guy underneath reacting. He reads the text in search bar out loud, and shouts in a way that peaks the microphone, as he says, "Yo, facts! I always wanted to know who started racism, man!" A guitar riff plays as the search results are revealed to be a stretched out picture of Lila, from Who's Lila. As this is revealed, the guy reacts with a loud "WHAAAAT!?" as his eyes and mouth are agape with shock. End ID.]

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Todd in the Shadows

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Lila (as William) during the interrogation

[Video ID: A woman with a devil filter that gives her glowing red eyes and little devil horns, says with a deep, raspy voice, "Let's just say, the devil made me do it." She raises her eyebrows and gives a smug, mischievious smile. ]