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Timothy Olyphant as Joel Hammond SANTA CLARITA DIET (2017–2019) cr. by Victor Fresco

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ink plate from last night

the print kind of failed in my eyes, but sometimes the process is the piece

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help me out please ❤️

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seven of nine but make it punk or whatever

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party 4 u / the social network

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New version of this one- I’ve recently read a book I didn’t understand a word of and a good couple of ‘extremely sad but in a good way’ books.

(This is now a T-shirt also) Shop & Instagram

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im gods weakest faggot

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– happy birthday @kermitgasm <3

OSCAR ISAAC as DUKE LETO ATREIDES Dune (2021) | dir. Denis Villeneuve

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tom hardy saying he feels at odds with his status as a male action hero bc he feels "intrinsically feminine" is miles and miles more gender fuckery than anything harry styles has done in his entire career

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the idea that restrooms, locker rooms, etc need to be single-sex spaces in order for women to be safe is patriarchy's way of signalling to men & boys that society doesn't expect them to behave themselves around women. it is directly antifeminist. it would be antifeminist even if trans people did not exist. a feminist society would demand that women should be safe in all spaces even when there are men there.

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I thought I might share one of my new tattoos. A couple years ago, a dear friend and I coined the term “fish bag moment”

A fish bag moment might be sitting all alone in an empty new apartment after coming out and upending your life, or starting a new job in a brand new line of work because it’s closer to your dreams

It’s what happens when you take a leap of faith or make a hard decision for yourself, when the future is so hard to visualize and everything feels scary. You’re just a fish in a bag and you can’t see where you’re going

But you’re on your way to a bigger aquarium

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"It’s unlike anything else, isn’t it? When you see something in a script and you think, ‘Oh my gosh, I’m going to get to express something that’s never been expressed before.’ So even if it’s very vulnerable I’ve never really found it painful to be in pain on screen. I think pain expressed is pain released. It’s a really beautiful thing about our job, particularly in something that’s so personal to me in this story.

But weirdly, when we went to see a screening for the first time after the strike, I did feel very exposed. I think, Paul, you thought this too, in relation to Harry, because obviously we’re physically very exposed in the film—but there were scenes that I didn’t realize were so immersive, and being there in front of 350 people who are watching moments in the film where I really don’t feel like I was acting.

It feels like it was just me, and for that to not only be seen by an audience, but for it to be understood, and for other people to connect with it feels completely magical. When I was younger, I thought that part of me would never be seen, and if it was, it would be rejected."

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All Of Us Strangers (2023) dir. Andrew Haigh

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"I'm sorry..."

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PAUL MESCAL as Harry in All of Us Strangers (2023)

"That’s the bit that scared me. When I saw it for the first time in the audience, I asked Andrew if he remembered me doing that. The most illicit moment is not actually the sex, but my eyes looking up to Andrew when I’m about to go down on him." [x]

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andrew haigh on all of us strangers

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ALL OF US STRANGERS + CLUES INDICATING ADAM'S DEATH IN THE FIRE AT HIS BUILDING