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I had the chance to do a tiny bit of personal work woo! I got Andor ladies on the brain

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the way to fix Grease is to make Sandy trans. Danny is head over heels for her but doesn't want to admit to his friends that he's dating her, what, because... she's nice and a little preppy? no. because he's afraid of being socially ostracized for dating a trans woman. Rizzo sings "Look At Me, I'm Sandra Dee" because... why, she resents that Sandy won't put out? she doesn't even know what went down in the summer. that song is about how no performance of femininity is Enough™ femininity for transphobes. the whole story is about people striving for acceptance with one another and discovering that they have to be authentic to who they are. so why is the solution in the original ending of Grease for the supposedly sex-negative Sandy to become a sexpot, like Danny wants? picture the end with a trans girl as Sandy instead: Rizzo & the Pink Ladies finally accept Sandy and demonstrate their acceptance by giving her a makeover, not into the socially acceptable girl mold of Doris Day hyper-femininity, but into a sexually carefree rocker chick who wears PANTS. pants. the solution is not for Sandy to move from one type of gender constraint into another, it's for her to be able to relax how hard she's trying to adhere to the endlessly moving target. it's for her friends to accept her as a woman regardless of how she dresses or whether she passes. give that girl leather pants and a boyfriend who's not afraid to get into them. you're welcome Netflix

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Another bit of the wip! I’m on a roll with the rendering, just trying to keep up motivation…

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Arch City - Various Sketches by Quentin Mabille

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I know Stranger Things explained away the clock clue as signifying the 4 deaths with 4 chimes but you know what? I'm holding onto my theory. They're gonna beat this with time travel. Nancy Wheeler might just flip to the upside down and think "Oh no, there's no guns here because we're too early, it's the night Will went missing, oops" but you wait until Erica Ultimate Powergamer Sinclair hears that you?? discovered?? time travel??? And you didn't think to LEAD with that???? Lady Applejack is about to ruin Vecna's entire life from day ONE. Hope Steve & Robin took notes in that free screening of Back to the Future cause where they're going, they don't need roads but they really do need an actual plan

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Happy pride month to my dad. When I came out as bi to him, this man googled what it ment, look at me and said "ohh. Yeah. You get that from me. You'd have far more siblings of I only shaged women." And went right back to his work emails.

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Chroma V - Yunchul Kim

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Eleanor Guthrie is the “white feminist” character of all time I think, and it’s so interesting that she predates the whole infected “girlboss” term and manages to encapsulate all that the term was supposed to mean without the unnecessary sexism tied to it. Everything Eleanor does, every decision she makes, is entirely reasonable, justified, from her POV, and we all get to see why she makes those decisions. she doesn’t intend harm and she’s entirely unable to comprehend the fact that she IS the villain to so many people, she legitimately does not understand other people as well as she thinks, or why people can’t see her side. She is entirely ignorant of the degrees of oppression, she cannot fathom why she, a rich white woman of an affluent family, has less in common with the other female characters than she thinks, and she cannot comprehend why her black SERVANT wouldn’t trust her completely, and to her he’s nothing more than yet another man who’s betrayed her. to her, everything comes back to the fact that she’s a woman who’s had to survive in a man’s world, but she’s even unaware of how marriage to a traditional english aristocrat would limit her freedom. she believes herself to be much better at strategising and understanding people than she is, and even as she creates more and more enemies and betrays more and more people, and make decisions based on emotion rather than reason, she STILL believe that she’s right, and has the moral high ground, and if only the men around her would listen and the people “below” her in the social hierarchy would listen then everything would work out. she sides with the british empire, believing it to be better for all because it’s better for her, but it isn’t even better for her because her powers are limited by her husband and by her being his wife. this is a ramble but i just think she’s such an interesting character, and that it’s so interesting how the narrative DOES sympathise with her but also gives no quarter in question to whether she’s right in what she does or not. she isn’t, but what she is is understandable. every single character in black sails is a multidimensional human being with their own internal logic driving everything that they do and that’s what makes it so so good

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Ugh this guy?? Again??

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Beanie Babies

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History loves to repeat itself

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Wet Beast Wednesday