just found out they’re doing a beetlejuice sequel with jenna ortega playing lydia deetz’s daughter. i want to claw my eyes out this sounds like shitty fanfic
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How do I unsubscribe from everything (Taylor's Version)?
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Eddie *waking up*: Did I die?
Eddie *sees Buck sleeping next to him*: Is this heaven?
Taylor *knocking on the door*: Buck, open up, it's Taylor
Eddie: Oh, god, it's hell.
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For all the ppl writing fics for Fontaine characters, just know that mon is male possessive for my, but can also be used to indicate gender less as masculine is the default. Ma would be the feminine version.
Also in the case of (most) terms of endearment ex chéri (this is the most common one I’ve seen so far) add an e to indicate feminine. So ma chérie vs mon cheri
As for amour because I know I’ll be seeing that as well, that one stays mon amour don’t ask me why French is bull shit okay
Actual French speakers please feel free to correct me, my only credits are three years of French classes :)
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“you don’t get to tell me about sad” says the girlie completely and absolutely avoiding the fact that thousands of people are DEVASTATED bc their families, lives, and homes are being fucking destroyed, murdered and tortured. but she wont acknowledge any of that sadness….
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sorry i literally cannot stop thinking abt that post that's like "tboy music is soft ukulele indie bugs and tgirl music is mean and loud and abrasive" cuz i legitimately cannot think of any music that fits those stereotypes except cavetown and against me!... which granted are arguably the two most widely known trans artists/bands but like. come on. tell me you don't actually listen to trans music without telling me you don't actually listen to trans music. two single examples does not make a pattern even if it follows patriarchal and transphobic stereotypes my friend. broaden your horizons and move beyond "trans men are soft uwu babies and trans women are mean and scary"...... i promise you there is a beautiful world out there of transgender music and transgender people breaking stereotypes.
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I just discovered your blog and I wanted to check. Does Dick/Babs count as batcest to you?
This is actually such an good question.
I think what you're actually asking is that if I would or do generally block people who ship Dickbabs and the answer is No. They weren't raised or are treated as siblings in the source material nor were ever referred by each other or by other people as such. So no dickbabs shippers are fine, I won't block them nor do I count as batcest.
Now if you're asking me personally, If I find the vibe around them weird, as someone who was also raised with the children of my parents' friends who pretty much lived in my house (yes like Dick and Babs) the answer is yes. Yes I do find it weird.
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also still thinking about the fact that airk has tried so hard to be what he thinks a good man should be and that that’s basically the opposite of madmartigan (which, ouch)
and that he’s tried so hard to resist the evil of the city and the crone because he knew something wasn’t right and he only gave up after being physically broken down and almost dying of thirst multiple times
and if elora and kit can’t save him after all of that I’m going to be so mad
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I cannot adequately express how delighted I am to learn that Yasha has literally always been ready to rumble. So many post-canon portrayals of yasha focus on an idyllic reversion to some unknown or forgotten point in her life where she was soft, or they assume that zuala was/made her soft and - actually no, she's been a sack of knuckles and the living embodiment of the fight emoji since she was what, five? Grass cloak, bare feet, will bite if provoked and also maybe if not provoked. Believes she's destined for greatness, no worries about whether she's worthy, of course she is, get out of the way. I unironically love this for her.
Soft, shy angel kiddo forced to grow up too fast had its place as headcanons went, no doubt. It would've been just as fun. But I'm thrilled that the earliest portrayal we have of Yasha, as a little kid, is just all systems go I'm Gonna Kick Your Ass. Spitting blood and absolutely indomitable, confident she knows what her life is leading to and sprinting for it.
It also provides a starker contrast to the aimless, softer version we meet in the show, after the trauma and memory loss and the time spent with Molly. He was always supportive of even her more murderous qualities and having a better understanding of who he might have glimpsed on her worst days just makes me appreciate their friendship even more. So much of her story is just finding balance and learning how to direct her own strength so nobody else can use her.
There's this perception of Yasha that she's been yearning for softness for so long and it never fit her, but now it's even clearer. She wants the CHOICE to be soft, now that she knows what that feels like - now that she understands what it is to feel safe. But no part of her has ever been incongruent with violence or distasteful of her abilities. She revels in her strength, she values the things she can do with her power, and she's found herself in a place where she can have it all. Forcing her into the box of soft passivity post-canon does her just as many favors as her being forced into the brutal violence box for so long. The point is the choice - for both. Some part of her will always be ready to throw down, no questions asked, and she didn't spend all that time learning how to find her own will and re-embrace her terrifying strength just to give it up. She has the option to rest, and resting is all she's asked for. A break. A breather, time to soak in this new way of living. But she's unapologetically wired for and good at absolutely beating things into a pulp, and a better grasp on when that's appropriate does not cancel out her pride in doing so.
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