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Sorry everyone, still in Star Wars brainrot 😞 I need more Star Wars friends, you should follow my twitter :3

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Haven’t been active at ALL I’ve had Star Wars brain rot for the past couple months. But happy Valentine’s Day y’all <3

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Do not . Reblog my post. With your fag shit

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samdean & castiel angst ficlet

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Yesterday was my birthday so I made some sleeping boys as a present for myself

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day 6: hats

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~ink~

Barto Week Day FOUR: Granny/Tattoo/Fangs

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Writing the Red Suit Doffy x Rosinante's Wife!Reader and this is pretty much the vibe of the fic.

It's funny to me, okay?

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Went to see Across the Spiderverse Live Orchestra last night

Hyperfixation coming back FULL FORCE

Miguel im coming for that ass.

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KYLE GALLNER as SIMON in Dinner in America (2020)

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well 🧍‍♀️ as a reminder this blog is NOT a safe space for trump supporters but it IS a safe place for women, queers, trans ppl, people of color, undocumented people, and any marginalized group.

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This the Blue Florida of prosperity Reblog for 4 years of good luck

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Enjoy that extra hour

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Skyler was so based for "I fucked Ted"

Not cuz Ted is cool. Ted sucks. But anything that inflicts psychic damage on Walt is good

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HOW THE FUCK HAVE I NEVER HEARD OF DINNER IN AMERICA???????

I don’t have the words to describe how much I love this movie, and how much it means to me as an autistic person.

I know it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but it was so unapologetically weird and cringe and the most perfect imperfect piece of media I’ve ever seen. When I first saw the clip on tik tok that convinced me to watch it, I knew I was going to identify with Patty. But I wasn’t prepared for how hard her character and the way she was treated (the good and the bad) was going to hit me. It brought up a lot of feelings I wasn’t prepared for, but ultimately helped improve how I view myself, the people who care about me, and my autism.

I watched this movie with my girlfriend (who’s gonna add her thoughts later), and it helped convey a lot of feelings I’ve had towards myself for a very long time. It helped her understand aspects of me a better than she did before. This movie truly brought us closer and impacted us in a way neither of us were expecting.

Emily Skeggs is a phenomenal actress who did a perfect job at portraying an AFAB person with autism, at moments i forgot I was watching a person acting. The director Adam Rehmeier did a phenomenal job portraying how autistic people can be treated by our families, and by strangers. How we can be treated as if we’re “subhuman”.

I could go on about every little detail of this unconventional love story. Dinner in America is going to stick with me for a very, very long time. I’ve never been able to pick a definite number one favorite of anything, especially media. But Dinner in America is going to be my answer every single time.

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