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thecooler · 1 month
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fightclubgayporn · 10 months
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middle aged women have like a sixth sense when it comes to choosing the worst group of teenagers to call "ladies"
hi if you are trying to get into genuine gender discourse in my notes maybe dont. i didnt mean for this to blow up + this was a throwaway post abt me and my friend in a toy store a year ago. cool thanks
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bazooiegod · 8 months
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her: im coming over you better not be polokus stirring a cauldron when I get there
me:
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ghostbergara · 1 year
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Guys guys look at this handmade Christmas gift I got from my friend😭
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losergendered · 10 months
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why are the mvs for french rap-pop boy bands so deeply bisexual
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pedro-pascal · 4 months
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every film maker should have one thing in mind: will this be a good gif?
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vebokki · 3 months
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simon and baz still live in my brain. now what
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rimeswithpurple · 2 months
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Happy Birthday Baz!
Lemon Swiss Roll Cake with blueberry jam & lavender cream | Unicorn Inlay | Gumpaste Flowers
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@rainbowrowell
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stretch-time · 10 months
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OH SHIT
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REAL
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Three lost boys (found)
“Pan would have never done this,” Hook eventually says. “Tonight would have ended in blood.”
“Disappointed?” Simon asks.
Hook releases a long sigh. It sounds sad. Tired. “Can’t say that I am. I used to be a lost boy myself.”
“You were?” I ask, turning to look at the slumbering kids a short distance away.
“Not that kind,” Hook says with distaste. His voice softens. “A different sort of lost somewhere else.”
Excerpt from Lost Boys, by @mooncello
I am so excited to announce that I'll be adding illustrations to @mooncello's absolutely gorgeous (and highly inspirational) fanfic "Lost Boys." I've been fangirling this story from the first sampling I read on a wipsday post, and getting to illustrate Heath's beautiful prose is an absolute dream.
If you haven't read Chapter 1 yet, now's an excellent time to do so! You can get the full context for the illustration above, and see a higher res version, if you so desire.
Thank you for inviting me to play in your sandbox, Heath! <3
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wundrousarts · 28 days
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Wow, love this still from the animated Nevermoor movie!
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thecooler · 2 months
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I run GSA at the middle school I work at and this is really cool because sometimes I hear children calling my name and giggling, and I turn around and four gay thirteen year olds show me their sketchbooks full of art of various Hazbin Hotel characters and also Adam from the Bible, all of whom are pregnant
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fightclubgayporn · 11 months
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extremely funny to me that the batman 2022 got hundreds of teenage trans guys to watch fast food nation (depressing but effective critique of large scale corporate food production) bc paul dano was in it for like 7 minutes as an emo boy
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bazooiegod · 7 months
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not to get shippy but what if geno doesn't have the ability to kiss mario due to not having a proper mouth but mario doesn't mind. I think mario would be very patient with geno in general and be very understanding that being a wooden puppet means he won't be able to do certain human acts. sometimes they figure out workarounds.
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ghostbergara · 2 years
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Care for some unfinished art?
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You know what, I'm making The Post.
Disability parallels in Carry On and why they matter
We know Simon's wings and tail are a metaphor for his queerness, but what about the disability parallels? The disability parallels in Simon's wings and tail, in Baz's vampirism, in Simon losing his magic.
Simon's wings and tail make life difficult for him. When he wears clothing at all, he has to either accommodate his wings and tail or deal with crushing them under clothing. Crushing them and that extra pressure can hurt like hell and really distract you, but having to constantly worry about accommodating yourself is also a huge pain. It takes a long time--learning to accommodate yourself and your disabilities in a world that just doesn't want to let you.
I'm pro-Simon keeping his wings and tail for this reason.
Baz's vampirism, while a metaphor for queerness, is also a metaphor for chronic illnesses. I don't have a chronic illness myself, so I can't really speak to this one, but it's still important to talk about the parallel. He has dietary accommodations he needs to survive, and not many people around him willing to accommodate that because of fear and prejudice.
As for Baz's leg... Oh, I'm so sick of the abled healing the disabled narrative. Let Baz be disabled. Let him have a fucked-up leg and use a posh cane. Let Simon and Baz be disabled boyfriends together.
Simon's magic is a whole other can of worms to open, but @messofthejess opened it this morning and I'm crawling through the unpleasant sliminess with them.
Simon losing his magic is an important disability parallel. He's had magic his entire life--had magic as a part of his body his entire life, even if he hated it the whole time--and now that part of himself, of his identity, is gone. Who is he without his magic? Who is he when the world he lives in revolves around and caters to people with magic? Who is he when people won't slow down to match the pace he's going at when he can no longer keep up?
Simon has to learn to live without his magic. Because as @ebbpettier said, tape exists. And sometimes wanting to go back to the way things were means you never move forward or grow. Because things will never go back to the way they were, too much has happened. You can never go back. Sometimes growing means letting go.
There are people who will accommodate Simon. He'll find his people. We all will. It'll be rough, it'll be hard, it'll take literal blood and sweat and an ocean of tears, but he'll get there.
These disability parallels are important and I think they should be talked about more.
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