#brie replies

[chytilovian-daisy]

your OC Yusei 🤝 my OC Pomegranate always lying about themselves

Do not worry if they ever met he cannot tell when other people are lying either--

[brie-draws]

whats a folder cap? :o

it's a way to customize the look of folders!! Like so:

[secretsofthewilde]

Anytime I see my mutuals interacting on my Wentworth posts I really just am sitting there like

[earthtoharlow]

Giggling and kicking my feet I love you jack harlow 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔

[fleurdeneuf]

If you have not watched Lessons in Chemistry yet, I highly recommend it!

i have not, but i have seen your posts about it, and it looks good! i don't have apple tv but i'll keep it in mind for the future...

fleur's tenth tumblrversary sleepover weekend

[chipmunkfanno1love]

I'm definitely open to Alison Brie playing Amy. 😁 I love Kimiko Glenn and Kristen Bell as options too, but overall I think her voice could work for Amy.

It really depends on which actress has the best chemistry with the SCU cast, especially Ben Schwartz as Sonic.

I need you all to see my dream of having Alison Brie voice Amy Rose

[brightresearchers]

“…” For anyone on Lucas' team :^)

send me a “…” and one of my muse’s pokemon will talk to you.

"I've seen you around a few times. You're a lot older than you look, aren't you? That's a nice human form you've got there, but I don't really understand a Pokémon that would take a more inconvenient form like that."

"I think you're trustworthy enough, but if you're gonna spend a lot of time around Lucas you really should tell him about your true identity."

[bspeaks]

wait i just discovered i hit 100 followers how do i celebrate this achievement????

[nev-valkyriesdottir]

Hi I love your page so much

Omgggg hi! Thank you I love your user name 🤭🤭🤭 you slay btw 💅 absolute queen 👑 I wish you a wonderful day/night/evening/afternoon

[amethystarrows]

other tags that i can immediately think of.

[chytilovian-daisy]

pinokiwo is so silly?? /positive

yes....!!!! yes!!!!!!!!!!! love pinokiwo/uyuni and his sillyness!!!!! such a sweet n fun guy who puts out such great music!!!!

[brie-draws]

in the drawing where himiko and yukio are together, what was your inspiration for yukio's 帯締め?

Hihi!!! The inspiration behind thart sort of look is two fold-- a look reminiscent of guts and to tie it into the spider lily motifs in the outfit!

I tend to like a similar look in his clothes because of both of those things :3 You can see a similar feeling in other looks of his in varying degrees [like below]!

[ninguitar]

꣑ৎ　────　LOVE ON A WIRE !

𝓢YNOPSIS ❛ megan has never, ever wanted anything as bad in her life, until you—an underground singer and songwriter, is unemployed, and the textbook definition of a loser—stroll into her heart and her life. matter of fact, what happens when she accidentally replies to your thirst-traps that were a rebounding joke after a rough break-up, on twitter, and on the official katseye account? ❜

STARRING.　megan skiendiel.　x　songwriter!reader.

CAST.　katseye, aespa, le sserafim, tomorrowxtogether, p1harmony ++ cameos

GENRE.　smau + written, wlw, crack, fluff, uni au, & more.

A/N.　this does not accurately portray any of the idols mentioned, so read with caution🙏 in addition, reader/yn has no race & the photos used do not portray yn. for the lore, the kpop groups mentioned will be based in california rather than south korea 💆‍♀️ ++ PROFANITY, MENTIONS OF DRINKING/DRUGS/SMOKING, & SEXUAL JOKES

NOW IN QUEUE. 　black sheep by metric ft. brie larson, infrunami by steve lacy, all i want is you by miguel ft. j. cole, she plays bass by beabadoobee, i think by tyler the creator, and all mine by brent faiyaz

PROFILES.　xXunicornlovers123Xx　,　aegyo masters

00. elon musk count ur days. 　01. LOSING MY HEARING IN MY LEFT EYE

02. 9ft tall and a feminist btw 　03. beabadoobee notice me pls

04. number one girl 　05. word on the block

06. NOT a WHORE　07. are u deaduzz

08. i want nunu 　09. mbti - fine

10. who dat in the back　11. our song btw

12. two homotrons 　13. #doomedyuri

14. fumble of the century　15. c u girl :3

16. i got that dawg in me　17. team #larayn

18. cool, no doubt.　19. day 1 of mourning my fumble

20. life is swell!　21. 50% SALE

22. flattery only gets you so far　23. happy monday

24. talk to the hand.　25. no balls

26. oh shes prob hitting it rn　27. #NewProfilePic

28. my 2 man　29. megan + yn takeover

30. scratches head　31. beyond cooked

. . . MORE TO BE ADDED

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[secretsofthewilde]

About your post about misogyny in fandoms and shipping spaces, I do 100% agree how a lot of female fans do have internalized misogyny based on how they navigate fandom spaces. It doesn’t have to be extreme like hating all women, but people do have biases where they tend to gravitate to more male-dominated shows or would justify why they hate m/f or f/f bcuz it’s uncomfortable for them to write about the female body due to personal reasons. Which i used to be as a teenager but overtime i learned to come to terms with my own version of feminitity and became more comfortable with writing m/f ships. Sometimes when i see that brought up, im like “okay dont u see there is a problem there? like u discomfort of the female body has some ties to misogyny and u cant just write it off as an excuse for the majority of female fans.” Even the defense of the lack of female characters is also flawed due to the fact that some ppl would desperately two male characters together even tho one character was in two scene for less than 2 minutes yet completely ignore the other female ccharacter that has more interactions with the male lead. You could also throw in racism as this is also always used for WOC and justified as “oh not everything has to be about shipping” when those the same ppl that ship anything and everything in other fandoms

Yes, you are so very right!! And thank you for giving me an excuse to continue to talk about this. (Post anon is referring to is here x)

I tried not to generalise too much in the initial post bc I think there's different reasons and I guess flavours of internal misogyny which contribute to individual fans dismissal of f/f. Your example isn't exactly relatable to my personal experience, but it is one that makes sense to me and is something I assume is the case for many others too (including one of my best friends actually!). For me personally, I knew I was queer around the same time I got into fandom (so quite young), but despite being aware of this I still found myself feeling uncomfortable or even guilty for looking for anything f/f. I think that this was bc there was this ingrained fear that by engaging with female characters in any way I was sexualising them*. Which is ridiculous in retrospect, considering there's no sense of guilt for so many of us to engage with male characters in ways that are actually sexualising them.

Bc of the patriarchal society we live in we tend to see male characters as "neutral" ones (the same way whiteness is considered "neutral"**). By engaging with male characters repeatedly and normalising both the general celebration of them but also the sexualisation or queering of them, we ended up somehow creating an environment where male characters being queerified in fandom is seemingly more neutral than doing so with female characters - by which I mean that we expect to see people in fandom creating and celebrating m/m or m/f ships of male characters in any given fandom regardless of who they are canonically, whereas to do so with female characters is often considered to be unconventional or strange. I mentioned briefly in the post about the projecting of self onto male characters, and I think that's because they offer us a "neutral" character to explore queerness but also just multifaceted characters in general. There's so much more fanworks exploring things like the nature of morality or mental health issues using male characters than there are with female ones. That's because our engagement with female characters is kind of stuck in this area where we can't be neutral with them.

With the way that fandom discourse works nowadays we often analyse our characters as being figures of representation***. This means that even though we are now getting more media with female characters at the front of it, we often view them through the overly critical lens of "how is this representing us?". Even something as shallow as a joke about the character enjoying retail therapy then becomes something that is used as an excuse to tear the character apart, because we don't want to be seeing what we have been taught to view as negative female traits on our screens. Women can be bitchy, they can be jealous, and even evil. We need to learn to recognise that our discomfort in seeing them portrayed as such on our screens isn't always due to being upset about the representation of all women, but rather our discomfort in seeing these traits within ourselves.

*There's something particularly difficult about combating internalised homophobia when you're young and also learning about feminist ideologies where we want women to not be viewed as sex objects. I think this may also be a huge contributing factor for queer fangirls' tendencies to subconsciously project themselves onto male characters.

**'The Matter of Whiteness' by Richard Dyer explains this theory really well and is an academic essay that I highly recommend everyone read. I also think it's a pretty good starting point if you're not familiar with reading academic texts and are interested in intersectionality, racial bias, media analysis etc

***I'm borrowing from Dyer's theory here, which essentially argues that a black character's existence will always be viewed (and judged) as a representation of all black people. In comparison we will watch white characters and view them as their own individual character. To apply this to my above points; we don't question whether it's bad representation for our male lead to enjoy watching action films because we just view that as a character trait of his, whereas we will be critical of the female lead who enjoys watching chick flicks because we will then view her as a shallow representation of women.

[earthtoharlow]

Jack is so funny my favorite forever forever

[sunbecms]

the symbolic gesture of inviting owen back into her home - and therefore, her life - is not lost on brie as she runs a hand through her hair and shuts the door behind him. for a moment, it's almost like they're teenagers again and he's coming over to sneak up to her room with her. but they're not, and there's so much that's fallen in and out of place between them since then. brie tells herself owen's practically a stranger now, even though it doesn't feel that way. ''you look like hell." brie hardly leaves the doorway, just stands there watching him in her space. she can't tell if he's out of place or reclaiming a spot that's rightfully always going to be his. "what happened to you? do you need ice or something?"

" no, " admits with a forced chuckle. really doesn't find the humor in stumbling towards his ex - girlfriend's doorstep and asking to be let in. it's pathetic, probably a new low for him. even so, can't help but feel drawn to her. whenever he's upset, whenever he's on the cusp of losing control, he thinks of her. wishes she was still around to quell those troubled thoughts of his. " but i couldn't think of anywhere else to go at a time like this. " a time where he's all bruised knuckles and teary eyes. she's the only one who has ever brought him any semblance of comfort. " thanks, " murmurs softly, taking a cautious step forth. " i owe you big time. "