#cw sgt hatred

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Me after drinking a singular can of Monster during the FNAF movie (i have heart problems)

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again & again & again

full version

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vb season 6 themed redraws, unfortunately i dont know the original artists...

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Yeah...

EDIT: i put a content warning! sorry for hatred boob jumpscare

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gary/henchman 21 and sgt hatred from venture bros are kismesis?

Henchman 21 and Sgt. Hatred from The Venture Bros are kismeses!

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@giftober 2022 | day 11: vehicles

The Venture Bros. Season 4, Episode 14 "Assisted Suicide"

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                                  By David Artavia - April 19 2019

Tyler Blackburn is ready to be free. It’s a bright morning in Los Angeles, and the anticipation is palpable as he speaks candidly on life, acting, and self-discovery. The young actor knows that today is an important milestone for him, yet he can’t help but feel vulnerable during these emotional few minutes.

It isn’t hard to fall in love with Blackburn, whose breakthrough role as Caleb Rivers in ABC Family’s Pretty Little Liars solidified him as one of Hollywood’s brightest talents — earning the actor three Teen Choice Awards (two for Best Male TV Star and one for Best Chemistry, which he shared with PLL costar Ashley Benson) and a considerable number of young fans.

Blackburn’s fandom runs deep and heavy among teen audiences. His starring role in the CW’s Roswell, New Mexico as gay war veteran and amputee Sgt. Alex Manes continues to push boundaries while highlighting issues seldom seen on-screen — like PTSD, immigration, and queer love. Finding the character was cathartic, and in many ways Alex’s inner struggle mirrors the actor’s own.

While growing up in L.A., Blackburn says he resisted coming to terms with his identity. A self-confessed “late bloomer,” he was picked on for being effeminate — times he describes as dark periods in his life, when “self-hatred and shame” overpowered him on a daily basis.  

“I got bullied a lot by other boys, and I just felt like my soul was slowly being taken from me,” he reflects. “I ended up eating lunch in my biology classroom in 10th grade, and I had no one to talk to. You form a shell around yourself for protection. And you start to make decisions based off of things outside of what you want and who you are. I stopped doing so many of the things that I loved doing because it felt safer. That right there is the outcome of oppression. When you literally have to mute who you are in order to feel safe. That’s soul-crushing.”

But the young star is done caring about what people think. Now he’s building a new kind of role fueled with the intention to be “as happy as possible, as free as possible” and is choosing to own his space after years of avoiding the truth.

“I'm queer,” he proclaims. “I've identified as bisexual since a teenager.” His voice cracks as years of secrets and dodging media questions about his sexuality falls by the wayside. “I just want to feel powerful in my own skin, and my own mind, and in my own heart.”

Embracing the scope of who he was took time and effort. While he had a couple of long-term relationships with women in his early 20s, Blackburn wasn’t entirely fulfilled by them, and he says he always had an “underlying curiosity” about men. But as is the case for many bisexuals, he battled social pressure to remain binary (either gay or straight). Deep down, he knew he was neither.

“I heard so many things from within the queer community about bisexuality being a cop-out or bullshit or the easy way out or something, and that always stuck with me because I felt the pressure from all sides to have [my sexuality] figured out,” he shares. “And I think for the longest time, I suppressed more of my attraction to men. It wasn’t until my late 20s, towards the end of Pretty Little Liars, that I really allowed myself to go there and not just wonder about it or lust over it, but experience that vulnerability and experience the emotional aspect of what it is to be bisexual.”

Blackburn’s role in Roswell, New Mexico came at a perfect time in his life. “I knew this guy in and out,” he says of discovering Sgt. Alex Manes. “I understood feeling oppressed. I understood having issues with my father [wanting to feel] accepted by him. I understood wanting something but being afraid to have it. I understood self-doubt.”

Someone else who understood was the show’s creator, Carina Adly MacKenzie, who Blackburn came out to while shooting the pilot. Not only did she accept him with open arms, but she made a point to nurture Blackburn’s storyline with immense compassion and fortitude.

For Blackburn, the path toward self-discovery is visible both on-screen and off. Even more prominent is the awareness that he no longer needs to be placed in a box.

“Just because you decide ‘I am this thing’ doesn’t mean you immediately feel like you fit into that thing,” he explains. “That’s another part of the journey that I still don’t always know how to navigate, but I’m feeling more courageous and fortified to explore.”

Fans of Roswell, New Mexico have been supportive of Blackburn and costar Michael Vlamis’s on-screen relationship. Michael Guerin (Vlamis) is bisexual on the show while Alex Manes is gay, but one specific scene stands out: Alex and Michael wake up in bed together and Michael puts his hand on Alex’s leg and caresses it downward, eventually touching where his limb ends — a moving act that many amputees can relate to but rarely see on-screen. The fact that Alex is gay also speaks to the roaring debate on LGBTQ people serving in the military.

“It’s little things like that, that made me realize, ‘Wow, this is a big responsibility,’” he reflects, adding that he’s wasting no time on making other people comfortable.

“I’m so tired of caring so much. I just want to live my truth and feel OK with experiencing love and experiencing self-love,” he says. “Yes, there is an element of, I want to feel like it’s OK to hold my boyfriend’s hand as I’m walking down the street, and not worry. Is someone going to look and be like, ‘Whoa, is that guy from that show? I didn’t know that [he was queer.]’ I want to own my space now.”

In every way, Blackburn is exactly where he should be — the here and now.

“Now we’re at a place where fluidity is spoken about in such a beautiful way that it doesn’t make me feel as pressured to have it figured out,” he says. “My goal above everything is to feel as happy as possible. As free as possible. I don’t just mean happy, like, ‘I’m laughing all day, every day.’ That’s actually insane. That’s impossible. What I mean is, I want to feel free.”

~ The Advocate

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[sergeanthatredbignaturals]

I’m gonna be real with you all

Every time i see a scene in the Venture Bro’s that looks like Sergeant Hatred is going to leave the cast at least semi-permanent i like to think about all the Sgt. Hatred haters that got exited as they though he was leaving the cast

Like the end of season 3, the start of season 5, Venture Libre, the start of season 6, the people who hoped he wouldn’t return in the next seasons, only for him to be there, only for him to show up again

Like how are you bitches actively going out of your way to ignore his character arc?? I’ve seen people say they hate him more than Jonas Venture Senior

HUH???

“Least favourite character: sgt hatred” you dislike this man more than the driving antagonist of the entire show are you shitting me 💀💀💀💀

Like there are characters i fucking hate, that I’ll actually get crucified by the fandom if i say aloud, (mainly because I’m part of the same system as him ((also if someone i like doesn’t like you i hate you more than anyone in the whole world ever will so there’s that too))) but i don’t throw a fit online that he came back into the show (i was very annoyed but the only people that’ll ever hear that are headmates 💀)

It’s the fact that he has a TW and a CW LMFAO

Are you really making it as a character if you don’t end up on someone’s DNI/ end up with a CW (insert name) tag tbh

Anyways, final note; Hatred haters stay loosing and ill stay giggling at you all hate posting

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Shoutout to my friend for the last clip, they have podophobia (however you spell it) as in a fear of feet, hence the foot censorship, and their notification at the end (i put in way to much effort into getting it in here)

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Sergeant Hatred is STILL Transgender (with more proof)

Season 5, Episode 2 (Venture Libre)

Transcript:

S: “Crazy is spendin’ your whole life pretendin’ to be somethin’ you’re not. I’m a freak Doc, a monster! I can’t hack it in the straight world… I wanna spend my Autumn years in a place where I’ll be accepted!”

What more do i even need to say??

I know that the whole mini-monologue was s’post to be ‘bout him being an ex-nonce ‘n’ all, but that sounds like a fatass analogy for being trangsender to me

Honorable mentions:

Hatred adapts to having tits way faster than any cis guy, he just immediately gets used to ‘em

Who other than a transmasc would pick the name (Sergeant) Hatred to go by? Let’s be real here. Arson, spoon, Rat, the name Hatred hardly stands out there

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Sergeant Hatred is TRANSGENDER!!! (with proof)

Season 5, Episode 1 (What Colour is Your Cleansuit)

Transcript:

M: “What is your name, outlander”

S: “Eat me!”

M: “Hey don’t tempt me delicious. What is your name!”

S: “Hatred! I’m Sergeant Hatred!”

M: “That is your slave name! What is your name!”

S: “My name is Sergeant Hatred!”

-skip-

S: “Courtney”

D: “Courtney?”

S: “Yeah, my grandmother- if you tell anyone it’s Courtney, i will kill you!”

What this means:

He was named after his GRANDMOTHER, what more do i have to say??

He was willing to endure serious amounts of pain to avoid admitting what his name is

He utterly detests his name

He literally has a deadname. His legal name is Courtney, and he hates that, going to the extent of threatening the people who just found out.

(Part 2 of this will be out after i eat dinner, uuh i just found out i can’t add the other video i have for this so that will be posted asap)

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Me omw to continue my Sergeant Hatred kinktober shit because I’m mentally ill (one of my favourite Hatred posters on here posted about my work and it motivated me to continue it)

Currently one page into this ‼️‼️‼️

Two pages to go

(I physically wrote out day 5 because it’s easier for me to do creative writing on actual paper, the downside is the larger feeling of shame, and the knowledge that anyone could find the down bad book at any time)

I’m so normal

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have a h8red