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wildflowers :]

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”bylers not going to be canon” mike’s pocket the entire season:

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Pride sketches with Nick and Charlie! 🏳️‍🌈

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Did Phil really just ask if you could see the glow in the dark butt plug when you open your mouth 💀

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Not sure if this has been done yet but I just spent way too much much time making this

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Who’s over here serving phunt today? 🙋

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LMAO

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Ok I KNOW this was a year ago and I KNOW I have posted about it soooo much but I just never will get over this clip

I have truly made it my life’s mission to remind people that this exists like it’s actually insane

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Does anyone else find it interesting that in two seasons where Mike clearly struggles with internalised anger (homophobia lets be real), there are two otherwise unnecessary scenes where he watches someone try something new and different (Lucas with new coke in S3 and El with hawaiian pizza in S4) and Mike states his immediate distaste for them -- BEFORE he even tries any of them. He calls them "gross" and "blasphemous".

It happened twice. If this happened once then I would have chalked it up to a funny scene just for humour purposes, but he's the only one being put in these situations. Both times, these scenes don't add anything to the story. (Yes I know that the new coke scene is a product placement, but they made Mike the one to refuse it for a reason.) To me, they've been put there by the writers to show that Mike's the type, in these two seasons, to go along with public opinion even if he's never actually tried them.

In the 80s, obviously, the public opinion is that traditional relationships are good, and queer relationships aren't. He's already seen conforming to society's ideas of a man when he expresses that women act on emotion and not logic. He's being affected by public opinion.

The difference between the two scenes is that in S4, he's made to actually try it by Argyle and El, who use the line "Try before you deny" (obviously fucking queercoded). Then he actually decides he likes it, which is off camera, but you can see it in the subtitles that he says "actually it's pretty good".

These scenes, to me, or nothing but foreshadowing. A little nod to go back on and rewatch post-season 5.

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i’m actually so excited for henclair’s reaction to byler and no one talks about it

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I’m graduating in a few days and instead of thinking about what I’m gonna do with my future, I’m just thinking about all the time I will now have to make more Dan and Phil compilations

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He has accepted his fate

They are so adorable I hate them

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happy pride! <3

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They kept mentioning going in a straight line so I thought to myself “this is way too straight for a Dan and Phil video “

As if they heard me, they proceeded to headcannon yoshi as gay, think Luigi is flirting with them, and Dan shouted that he is on Grindr twice

…All in the spam of a couple minutes

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At last, I can finally watch the video

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✨Hecking Transcend✨

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that's so us!!

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