#christian nerd

[animepopheart]

If an anime makes you happy or guts you or makes you feel deeply in some other manner, don’t dismiss it. Our feelings are often the doorway to prayer, reflection, and ultimately, growth.

[discocactusblogs]

For my Christian nerds

[allthingslinguistic]

please i need you to watch this deadpan german linguistics professor making an incredibly catchy nerd pop song and dancing it's been stuck in my head all day

[villainous-homosexual]

This former atheist nerd allowed Jesus Christ into his heart and the LORD fixed him(brainwashed him). Now he is a GOD fearing and patriotic nerd who attends Mass every Sunday.

Perhaps if he continues to be a good and obedient Christian boy, Jesus Christ will give him a husband.💪✝️🇺🇸

[thesecretingredientislove]

Beware of the pipeline but it's my special interests as I went from she/her to he/him because why not?

[maybe-boys-do-love]

Aof Noppharnach motifs in the Ticket to Heaven Trailer:

1996/1997 makes its return! 1997 is the year P'Med died (and is that P'Med's walkman!?) and the year Torfun was born. It's also the year the Asian financial crisis began in Thailand and it's the year HAART for HIV AIDS was introduced in Thailand. 1996 is the year the first HAART studies were published and the multi-drug therapy was introduced.

Christian topics. Christmas has appeared in several Aof works. In Last Twilight, Day gets notified and rushed to the hospital over an available eye transplant; the transplant fails. In Moonlight Chicken, it's on Christmas that Li Ming takes Heart to connect with the deaf community but it's also when Alan, Jim, and Wen get into a physical fight that leaves Wen injured. And in Bad Buddy, Pran is interrupted in the middle of the Christmas concert and forced to transfer schools because his parents have observed him getting along too well with Pat. I think it's fair to say that Aof does not think Christianity is exactly beneficial to the gay experience.

The swimming pool. Listen, water and underwater shots are used across BLs and queer teen media (Skam and Booksmart, anyone?). And Aof doesn't have this as a motif in many works. BUT! The way he uses it in Dark Blue Kiss and Moonlight Chicken is super important because it subverts the way other series use it. In other shows, the water, whether underwater at a pool or at the beach, is private and away from society. It's a place to explore without commitment. In Dark Blue Kiss, it's a public pool and serves as the culmination of Kao's coming out! He kisses Pete for the first time unafraid of if they are seen and then they submerge while they kiss beneath the surface indicating that whether people see them or not, whether Kao made his love public or not, their love is still real and there deeper than what is seen and what is stated. Moonlight Chicken has Heart and Li Ming at the water's edge while visiting Li Ming's mom where the latter repairs his relationship with her while still choosing to stay with his guncle.

Faith. At the core of almost all of Aof's series is faith beyond the tangible world. We've got a gay ghost that only Thun can see in HCTM. We've got recurring motifs of flight, ascension, and separations (by death and by distance) in ATOTS. Last Twilight is almost vulgar with its theme of faith not by sight. Bad Buddy has its fake-out break-up ending and its antecedent in the beginning where the boys pretend to not know one another despite their former close ties; in other words, love that can't be seen or shared persisting despite. I could go on. Aof himself has stated explicitly that he always aims for his series to convey hope. And as any former Bible school child, like me and apparently Aof!?, might tell you, "These three remain: faith, hope, and love. And above all these is love." Be still my romantic Christian-raised heart.

The autobiography of it all! When Aof takes screenwriting credit, he seems to signal that the series includes aspects of his own life, which is why the year is significant, or why Moonlight Chicken's age-gap romance reflects Aof's own life-partner, etc.

[flowersandfashion]

how have we regressed so much as a society where gawain and the green knight is way more queer in the 14th century poem than the 2021 film. where is the lord and lady bertilak bisexual polycule? the milf morgan le fay/guinevere toxic yuri?

[queeringclassiclit]

The Green Knight

from Arthurian Legend (Sir Gawain and the Green Knight)

submitted by anon

[laurearte]

🙌👏🥇🏆🤩💯👏 TOUT LE MONDE DIT BRAVO ZUSHI 👏💯🥇🏆🤩

[ladyxgaga]

WELCOME TO MAYHEM

The #MAYHEMERA is here and Lady Gaga is actively promoting her 7th studio album across several magazines and publications

Do not get lost in the MAYHEM, I got you covered!

Dive into this collection of several interviews where Gaga shares details on the album's creation process, Coachella, her personal life, LGBTQIA+ rights and much more

Las Culturistas

NRJ France

HugoDécrypte

W Magazine

Entertainment Tonight

Extratv

Access Hollywood

Good Morning America

Black Girl Nerds

Vogue Magazine

Stereogum

Rolling Stone

Billboard

Consequence

Spotify (join the waiting room)

Them

Entertainment Weekly

Love you all xx

[clownboybebop]

*speaking from a place of anger* im gonna kill *remembers suicide jokes are bad for me and the ppl around me* *remembers u r around me* *remembers im mad at u* remembers that “me” is a thing u like* myself

[discocactusblogs]

For my Christian nerds, here's a breakdown of Biblical parallels in the Lantern Corps.

Key verses: Galations 5:13-26; Psalms 46:1-3; Romans 12:9-15 Life: John 14:6; Romans 6:23; John 3:16; John 10:10; Romans 5:15-21; Romans 6:11-14; John 11:25-26

Hope: John 15:13; Deuteronomy 31:6; Psalm 39:7; Jeremiah 17:7-8; Daniel 3:17-18; Romans 5:1-5; Romans 8:24-25; Romans 15:13;

Willpower (perseverance): 1 Peter 5:8-9; 2 Corinthians 4:16-18; 2 Corinthians 4:8-9; Galations 6:9-10; Romans 8:18;

Mercy: Luke 6:35-36; Ephesians 2:1-7; Luke 10:25-37; Romans 11:30-32;

Love: 1 Corinthians 13:4-8; 1 John 4:16-21; Romans 5:4-5; Romans 5:8; Matthew 5:43-47; Luke 6:27-35;

Death: Romans 6:23; Romans 5:12; Romans 8:6-8; Genesis 2:15-17; 1 Corinthians 15:56;

Rage: Proverbs 29:22; Ephesians 4:26-31; Colossians 3:8;

Fear: 2 Timothy 1:7; 1 John 4:18; Proverbs 28:1;

Greed: 1 Timothy 6:9-10; James 5:1-6; Luke 12:15;

Edit: Oddly enough, all of these are the foundations for a good superhero.

[pissmoon]

I am seriously unfollowing people who talk about something nutty christian far right does and their major concern is that 'its not real christianity' and jesus/bible said x instead of y. So ur fine with theocracy as long as its 'the right' interpretation of the bible or what. Is it a fucking bible study group you jesus freaks

[bugwolfsstuff]

I really wish we knew more about Laufey in Norse myth

Because like

HOW DOES SHE FEEL ABOUT WHATS HAPPENING TO HER SON? WHAT WILL HAPPEN?

Like does she mourn him for what has been done? Scorn and pretend he doesnt exist because of what he will do?

WHAT DOES SHE FEEL?

The fact that Loki uses her name instead of Farbauti's interests the fuck out of me

[sexiestwerewolf]

tbh I kinda wonder why Ninjago fans don't make the way that Ninjago citizens worship the FSM as more traditionally East Asian since the culture is based off of that region and instead most of them joke about how they worship the FSM in a more Christian way

[nerds-yearbook]

The series finale for babylon 5 aired on November 25, 1998. It had been filmed the previous season when they weren't sure if there was going to be a season 5. When season 5 was green lit, this episode was held back and a new season 4 finale was made. The episode took place 20 years after the events in the regular series and went from December 28, 2280 through January 20, 2281. It dealt with the decommissioning of the Babylon 5 station (creator J Michael Straczynski played the worker turning off the station) and the second death of John Sheridan. Before his body gave out, Sheridan met with friends and visited Babylon 5 before it was set to be destroyed. Mysteriously, Sheridan's body vanished from the starship he had taken his final journey on. ("Sleeping in Light", Babylon 5, TV Event)