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hot gfs doing hot gf shit (stealing from the empire)(again)

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I had a rough day. Bartender, one glass of the characters kissing, please

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I just watched the first episode if the Paper Girls series based on the Brian K Vaugh and Cliff Chiang comic book series (I love the colors of it so much). It only got one season but based on the first ep, so far so good. It occurred to me I don’t usually (ever?) see girl-led, girl-ensemble action sci-fi. It was so refreshing! And so cool to see characters of different backgrounds interacting. A Jewish girl, a Chinese girl with an immigrant mom, a poor (probably gay if they end up following the comics) girl, a black nerd girl. Her nerdiness is done so endearingly I love it.

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I still have thoughts about Cinta, but I'm not ready to discuss them with the greater SW discourse because y'all know how fans can be, yeah?

BUT I have found comfort in imagining Vel, widowed and sad on Yavin, and Kleya, the mother of the Rebellion who thought she was on a suicide run and survived, finding solace in each other.

From this:

To this:

They'll be married within a year.

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the most fun a girl can have is finding parallels, noticing patterns, making connections, contemplating

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HEAR YE HEAR YE, THE LESBIAN CANNIBAL SHOW “YELLOWJACKETS” HAS BEEN RENEWED FOR A SEASON FOUR

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Stupider things have been done in the name of lesbianism. Don't forget that.

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Is season 3 of Yellowjackets misleading 🤔

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Season 4 here we come!!! What are you hoping to see next season? Shauna go to therapy? Tai’s vengeance arc?

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The flashback of Ai stealing Oom’s school uniform is a fascinating mix of perspectives and emotions.

From Ai’s POV, Oom’s little smile reads as smug, as if she’s bragging about her academic success and grandmother’s favor.

t looking deeper, Oom’s smile feels more like quiet joy. She thinks Ai is admiring her uniform and, by extension, her accomplishments. For a moment, Oom might believe her big sister is proud of her. Instead, Ai’s actions come from jealousy, not admiration.

The power dynamic is subtly reflected in Ai appearing taller in this scene, symbolizing her momentary dominance, yet the emotional weight of her actions lingers.

The promise Ai makes to Oom, to repay her in any way she chooses or bark like a dog in front of a temple, is both comedic and tragic, highlighting Ai’s guilt and the complicated bond between these sisters that lasts for years.

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Japanese GL WLW 2 season queens!!

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We don't talk enough about how brilliantly shot Pluto the Series is. Just the first episode alone is a masterpiece.

This staircase scene is pure cinematic brilliance. The use of the rule of thirds and depth of field creates a visually stunning shot that deserves to be hung in the Louvre.

The positioning of the staircase leading May directly to Ai is a perfect metaphor for the journey May has been on for years....

A path that ends with Ai.

The push-in shots on Ai add an emotional layer, drawing the audience into her perspective and making this moment feel deeply personal. A masterclass in storytelling through visuals.

Then, the choreography of their interaction is not only marvelous, it mirrors the characters paths to each other. Starting with May who walks in a straight-line to Ai (direct path to get what she wants). While Ai circles May (indirect path) out of curiosity.

These two have been "orbiting" each other for years, never fully seen by the other (just like Pluto) until they finally collide.

And nothing was ever the same again, including me for having seen this incredible series.

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One of the major themes in Us the Series is letting go of the past to move forward into the future.

In ep 2, Dokrak has a conversation with Pam where Pam is trying to get Dokrak to open up about her family issues

Instead of getting into it, Dokrak says “we have good days and bad days. That’s life”.

Later that same evening, Dokrak is alone in her room thinking about a bad day where her father kicked her out of the house, and she starts crying, but then reminds herself “It’s just a bad day” aka this will pass and you will move forward.

This is important because literally everyone else in the show struggles with this lesson that Dokrak mastered and she is a guiding light for many characters, including Pam, on their journey to let go of the past and heal.

Similarly, Grandama Bua helps Pam master this lesson.

In Ep 3, Pam was in her feels about her parents when Bua comes into remind her that missing them is not a bad thing but don’t let yourself dwell in that sadness.

Thanks to these two incredible women, Pam does process the past, heal, and move forward to find alternative sources of happiness in her life.

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PSA- When you see this house in a Thai GL series… it’s a bad omen

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Heartstopper movie 👀👀👀👀

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Dokrak really ate all that candy on purpose before going to the DENTIST aka her crush because it gave her an excuse to see Dr. Pam AND because she likes it when Pam scolds her.

What I'm saying is, Dokrak is such a lesbian who knows how to get what she wants