#mean girls reference lol

[sunkissedfawn]

i finally saw oppenheimer yesterday, and on the way to the theater and in the lobby there were a bunch of people dressed to the nines in pink, and that’s when it hit me, "omg… today's wednesday... on wednesday’s we wear pink..."

[anominous-user]

ellie^2

original cgs

[liamlawsonlesbian]

F1A is really fun, and I think can be beneficial to the future of women in racing, especially if it promotes racing as a viable career for women/if women follow in Marta’s footsteps by using it as a stepping stone to higher level competition/if it helps women gain sponsors & access to team infrastructure they would otherwise be denied.

(It also could potentially be a problem if women get shunted to F1A when they could be competing at a higher level, but I don’t want to borrow trouble.)

One thing I’m not sure I’ve seen anyone point out, though, is there are currently two F1 teams that have signed girls in karting to their junior teams: Mercedes (Luna Fluxa) and Williams (Sara Matsui). This seems to signal a real belief in a future where women have more prominence in motorsport generally and F1 in particular.

[steelthroat]

I was thinking about the fact that it's very funny that my parents had more problems with me being atheist than with me being queer.

Like:

"Sure hon, you have a weird perception of your gender and you could possibly bring home women, men or everything in-between... fine, love is love we will take you to the pride and stuff ^w^. BUT WHAT ABOUT JESUS CHRIST HUH?????"

And when I say they had 'more problems' I mean they were like "ow... so you won't come to church on Sundays with us anymore? At least the holidays?🥺"

like idk it's so funny to me

[daz4i]

holy shit ao3 updates come in hebrew now. but. since hebrew has gendered second person (like. male/female "you", with the male usually considered the default unless talking to a group of entirely or at least almost entirely ppl who use like. female form of speech for themselves). the translation team made a conscious effort to write everything in aforementioned female "you" and this is lowkey jarring to see ngl

[sysig]

Horse girl arc (Patreon)

[spineless-lobster]

“I was a possessed person. I spent about 80% of my time talking about BBC Ghosts, and the other 20% of the time, I was praying for someone else to bring it up so I could talk about it more. I could hear people getting bored with me, but I couldn’t stop.”

[eldritch-thrumming]

sorry about the blood in your mouth (i wish it was mine) (M, COMPLETE, 10/10 [36k+])

Max had read every one of Eddie’s novels and every one of his screenplays. In every single one of them, in every universe that Eddie could think up, she watched as Eddie fell in love with Steve, over and over and over again. They had different names, different professions, there were different, wild, fantastical circumstances, but it was always them. In every version of reality, they found each other. It was time they found each other again in this version and Max was going to help them do it, even if it killed her.

OR: It's 1997, ten years after Eddie and Steve leave Hawkins. Eddie, a novelist/screenwriter, Max, Hollywood's shiniest scream queen, and Dustin, the hottest indie horror director in the business, reunite to make a movie and they're bringing the Party along with them to the middle of nowhere to do it.

(i saw @cheatghost do the penguin cover generator so i bought army pants and flip flops)

[cillianhead]

going to concert tonight with sexy men in the band, wearing cute slutty black dress again finally and big platform demonias I LOVE BEING A GIRL!

[the-somwthing]

I’ve seen transfem Etho headcanons so much lately that I feel like in the past month or so I’ve heard Etho referred to as she/her more than he/him. In like casual conversation.

[blog--witch]

Okay!!!!!!!!! I watched GO2!!!!!!!!! I’m once again feeling insane

[summerendroll]

im thinking about tehanu again

[subparticlesupercollider]

so funny when you can tell cis people straight up do not process a single thing you tell them about your gender ESPECIALLY when it’s a very vulnerable discussion

[metropolitianmania]

when will ppl remember that pronouns don’t equate gender so he/him lesbians can exist

[icedteaandoldlace]

Do you like Glee? Well, Up Here is NOTHING LIKE IT. So if you love Glee and find it to be genuinely good, avoid Up Here like the plague. :) But if you're tired of rewatching a show loaded with wasted potential and infuriating storylines that just makes you feel dead inside, and want a new, fun musical series to get invested in, go give Up Here a whirl!

Some key differences:

Up Here's characters are full-fledged adults, not high schoolers

No covers—it's got all original music, written by the same people who did Book of Mormon and Frozen

None of the characters are aspiring singers or actors, so no annoying audition storylines; they just sing because it's a musical

The characters learn from their mistakes! And apologize! And change! And grow!

Cheating is frowned upon, and the cheating character gets no redemption

The leading man can actually fucking sing (I will not be taking death threats at this time)

The leading lady doesn't make you want to kill yourself every time she's onscreen, and is someone you can actually root for even though she's made some poor decisions

It manages to tackle some serious topics without being either preachy, dancing around the subject, or horrifically, offensively Wrong

Every single person sings WITH FEELING

Actions? Having? CONSEQUENCES???? Why, yes!!

The central romance is messy as hell without being toxic, because yes it is possible (they're also v cute)

No cheap shots at the characters' appearances to give the cast new and unnecessary insecurities

Sex positive (like for real, not just pretend)

Being a bully is depicted as a bad thing (LIKE FOR REAL, NOT JUST PRETEND)

Situations of miscommunication/lack of communication/dishonesty are resolved quickly

CONSENT

The score is instrumental, none of that a cappella Flight of the Bumblebee crap

One of these shows has a realistic or at least believable take on the rent situation in New York, and I'll let you guess which one.

Anyways, watch Up Here on Hulu! The show that leaves you feeling like you've been to therapy, instead of leaving you needing therapy. Give it more views to help us get a second season!

[xxgeriarttlxx]

Help , i don't know what am i doing

kokichi ouma as a regina george ....yes