#Christmas Kids

[rynnthefangirl]

You'll change your name.

Or change your mind.

And leave this

Fucked up

Place behind.

But I'll know.

I'll know.

[golden-wires]

cute lil south park edit i did

[pearlusha]

this thing went viral on tiktok

[nowyoursoulisforfeit]

Christmas Kids.

[shimmershy]

♫The Christmas kids were nothing but a gift♫

[bunnieswithknives]

I started rewatching YHS with a friend and now my hyperfixation has returned! Like hell yeah bunny boy, destroy the lives of everyone around you!

[lazykiwi]

Here have some angst, thought of doing it as an animation but too tired, no energy

The song is Christmas kids by Rosr

[starbuggers-for-fun]

Told you i'd be back.

[boymeetsworldconfessions]

ABOUT:

These three kids are the kids of Christmas Future Topanga and Christmas Future Jack when Cory dreams about his future if he leaves Topanga. As Topanga wishes, they open their presents on Christmas Eve. As Jack wishes, it is done under an aluminum Christmas tree. This compromise made Cory see the errors of his ways.

Svetlana was a student in Feeny's citizenship class when Eric took over and proctored the test. She is probably from a country somewhere in eastern Europe or Russia.

[echioceras]

hey just so people are aware, the song "christmas kids" by roar is about the actual horrifying abuse that ronnie spector suffered at the hands of phil spector. the song name refers to twins that he adopted on christmas as a "surprise gift" to her and whom he also severely abused, and the lyrics reflect what she went through—not being able to leave the house without a mannequin of phil in her car, phil purchasing a gold coffin with a glass top and telling her that if she ever left him, he would kill her and place her inside, her shoes being confiscated, etc. she eventually had to leave the house barefoot through a broken window with the help of her mother and said that if she didn't leave she knew she was going to die there.

i am all for different interpretations of art, but it feels really disrespectful to me to divorce this song in particular from its original meaning, particularly as it involves the abuse of a black indigenous woman by a white man who had financial power over her as the founder of her music label. i've seen the song going around on every social media platform recently and it just really rubs me the wrong way that people are throwing it around as though the intent behind the song is not to talk about the actual abuse an actual person has faced. it's not about you being trans, it's not about you growing up, it's not about you. it's about ronnie spector and how she and her children suffered.

[booksbonesborderline]

you can change your name

or change your mind

and leave this fucked up place behind

but ill know

ill know

[americassoldierboy]

Elizabeth, my dear! Don’t ever disappear. Do what you want as long as you stay here!

[mardytoast]

chr chr chrism chrismas chr christmas kids the chrima..chrimas kids were nothing but a gif gift

[imacar3]

This song has rotted into my brain