Hi, my name is Anika. 36 years old. Literature Graduate. Professional Hobbit. Wannabe Writer. Multi-Fandom Disaster. Book Hoarder. Catholic. Aro/Ace. Japan and Scotland Enthusiast. Autistic + Deaf/HoH.
When you're listening to the very first Bibi Blocksberg Hörspiel ever made ("Hexen gibt es doch" from 1980), and there's this exchange:
Narrator: "And only women can become witches. It's always been that way."
Barbara Blocksberg: "And it's always going to stay that way, Boris."
Boris Blocksberg: "But mom, if you magic me into a girl, then I could become a witch, right?"
Barbara: "No Boris, then you'd only look like a girl. But your soul would be a boy, and you still couldn't do magic."
So here we have the very first Bibi Blocksberg episode ever, from 1980(!!!), explicitly making a difference between physical sex and "what gender your soul is", and clarifying that the latter is what matters for their "only women can do magic" rule.
ah yes they call me “No Queue” Jones because I post everything I reblog at once with no breaks in between and then vanish into the night for extended periods of inactivity
"i didn't like it" and "I think it wasn't well written" are different. i can personally dislike things that are not bad and i am being so brave about it
and is your shame helpful? is it inspiring goodness and change? or is it keeping you frozen in time unable to move on and be everything you have expanded to be?
no cause what do you mean the necklace scene was not planned out for days and shot with precise intention and it only happened cause walker thought staring at grover the whole time was awkward?? what do you mean he didnt realize he did that until he rewatched it?? how can that be instinct to you my brother in zeus you are 13