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Sex Isn't Real And You Can't Have It

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Miles Morales illustration

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again and again (speedpaint)

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Hahaha, what's that?? Oh is that Clark writing Lois's name in the clouds which she took a picture of and framed it and it's in their apartment????

Anyone who says Lois isn't as down bad as her boy doesn't look for the signs.

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Oh-

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Pet monster

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babygirl I'm bothered by noises you wouldn't even hear

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What keeps fucking me up the most about the latest Doctor Who episode (The Well) is not that the midnight entity won and escaped, but how it managed to win. The last time, the midnight entity lost because someone sacrificed themselves to keep it trapped. This time, the entity started killing people by following a couple of made-up rules that would guarantee that sooner or later it would manage to escape the planet. Because moving unto the person that killed it's previous host wasn't a rule, it was a choice, and thus, when the time came, it's ticket out. Finally, the time comes... and the Doctor is there. The only living creature that had met the midnight entity before and sabotaged it's plans is there. And... here is the part that fucks me up... the Doctor does what the Doctor does best, he finds a way to win, but he was so focused on finding a loophole in the rules that he never stopped to think about why the midnight entity had started to follow those rules.

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Another horrifying detail of this episode is that in Midnight the monster was only defeated because one person broke away from the mob it was creating and sacrificed themself to save everyone. The monster lost because it didn't have the full read of the psychological profile of everyone on board

But in this one the monster isn't caught off guard. It knows from a conversation its watching that someone intends to sacrifice themself for everyone

So it lets them do that. And then that person kills themself with a smile on their face, the moment last longer than in midnight. Unlike the travel lady who's name we didn't know, we know this officers name, that she had a story

And she died for nothing. The monster won. The midnight entity got out and it's back on a rampage

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wait. that’s what Midnight was about.

it made everyone turn their backs on each other.

and that’s what made it dangerous.

but now that’s literal. you turn your back on someone and you kill them. you go behind someone’s back and it kills you.

because that’s what it learnt the first time it met the Doctor. the first time it met any other life. it learnt how they turn on each other, how it can gain power by making monsters out of people.

so this is what it became. because of what they did to each other.

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the misandrist fujoshi is the bravest thing a woman can be in our world

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restraining myself from commenting “torchwood did it in 2006” under every video i see saying that there should be more queer shows where being queer is not the plot but just a things that happens to be there

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HUNTR/X 💥

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im both

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some Superman (2025) letterboxd reviews I wanted to share.