Heard my roommate watching something and it said:
“My wife is the cutest guy in the world.”
And that’s how I aspire to be referred to as
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Heedo: Protecting girlfriend?
Well, I miss Heerim so much. Though my mind has given them a break for a while.
But let’s come to the point.
Just a silly observation of how Heedo subtly takes Yurim into her arms, just to reaffirm her protection in their embrace.
Just have a look at this gif below.
The way she’s lifted up by Heedo in a subtle way. I can go crazy.
My observation is supported by the fact that Yurim is smaller than Heedo. Her face would clearly be at the height of Heedo’s neck.
Note how Heedo’s knees are slightly bent. This is to give tiny Yurim enough support. You could also argue that this is just the angle of the shot and the way the team responsible likes to make Yurim look almost as tall as Heedo, which she clearly isn’t.
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Gonna stop them hearts💖
So Heartstopper😍
If you have followed me from an early beginning you would probably be aware that when I started posting on tumblr I couldn't stop fan girling over the show.
It literally controlled my every waking moment, my every breath. Luckly..., it still does. This show was so important to me. It's characters, it's plot, it's sweet story that kept and kept on giving. A seemingly tired troupe at first glance, a nerd falls in love with the school jock.
Typical, I muttered. When one of my besties told me the graphic novel was literally tailor-made for me, I scoffed at her and sternly I refused to watch it. Maybe it was 'cause at the time I wasn't fully comfortable with being gay, and I feared following just another queer narrative aimed at teens to which I couldn't relate. Or maybe it was just my internalized homophobia still having a strong hold over me. Yet when Nextflix announced the show I was tempted, but cautious. They had only just ruined my favorite franchise of possibly all times Winx Club with its subpar adaptation of Fate (if it can even be called an adaptation), so I had my fair share of mixed emotions.
However, reluctently, I decided to give in and watch an episode. Just to see what the whole deal was about. And man, did it hit me. I had never seen such a show before, except maybe Owl House, but that didn't count as its primary audience were children not young adults and teens.
The characters were not overly sexualized or reduced to walking gay stereotypes. The boys were allowed to develop feelings slowly, progressively and most importantly naturally, and the tired old troupe was practically given new life under the careful watch of its writer, Alice Oseman.
This show impacted me in so many ways. I squealed, rather loudly I might add, I chorkled, I cried and I blushed along with the characters. Never until that point, had I seen a love story I related to more, or that I craved as much.
I thought I was weird for wanting to take romance slow, for wanting to know people in a time where the gay community in general was so focused on rushing and speeding through one night stands. I was told I was weird...
I believed I was old fashioned, a prude of centuries past, but then along came Heartstoppers to show me that hey, there is nothing wrong with wanting more from romance. Falling in love is a process, and despite what most media geared towards young adults says, it is fine going at your own speed and seeing the flower buds bloom one at a time. There is nothing wrong with learning about yourself at a different time than your other peers. After all, we all move at different speeds.
And besides, the right person for you will wait, and will love you for who you are. It all takes a bit of patience and communication💖
This is why I drew this piece. I wanted to feel closer to the show that gave me so much, to the show that literally won't stop giving. It was a challenge drawing this piece, and it was stressful, but in the end, seeing what came out of it was trully wonderful.
It was a celebration of Nick and Charlie, of Heartstoppers, and ultimately, of the beauty of human nature and love 💖❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
If you followed along all the way to the end, sorry for me gettin sappy and blabbery but thank you for reading.
I hope Heartstopper touched you as much as it did me, and that it continues to help you along the way😇😊😇
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me: my back hurts
my mom: then stop sitting in that weird position it’s gotta be bad for your spine
me, knowing damn well she’s right: …no…
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