Huh?

this is like super bowl for gay nerds btw

Love the contrast between the Americans’ “Apollo” and the Soviets’ “Sputnik.” You got the Americans naming their rocket after a Greek god trying to communicate the grandness and importance of this rocket. And you got the Soviets naming their rocket “fellow traveler.” Like a friend you go on an  adventure with together. This rocket is our little friend lol 

And they were gay for each other

And they were gay for each other.

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Big fan of characters realizing they don't get to die. They have to live. And grow. And be a person. And deal with shit they thought they'd never have to. And be fucked up about it. I would like more of this. Enough dying for honor or as redemption. It ain't. You're just a corpse. There is no moral value in dirt time.

Actually Captain Jack Harkness is SO important. During a time when we couldn't get a single queer on screen in most shows and even those few we did get ended up dead 90% of the time, he was not only openly bisexual, he was openly bisexual and LITERALLY unable to die.

They buried that gay and he still dug himself up and kept fucking

yeah bro it's a character study. the 2 thousand words of blowjob is vital to the study of the character

Sorry Derek, I cannot reblog it without your tags as they are just... the essence. The extract 🤌

queer is a brick that sometimes you throw and sometimes you use to build something new. queer is a teenage boy crying on the curb, tossed out of his family the same way they toss out rotten food, and queer is the new family he forges with a fierceness he didn't know he had. queer is a girl in love with her best friend and a guy who finally learned the perfect technique for glitter eyeliner and a someone who is standing under a blue clear sky for the first time after decades in cloaked darkness. queer is trying out one name and then another until you feel like yourself. queer is criminal and queer is a sickness. queer is a riot. queer is a quilt so we never forget. queer is meeting eyes with a stranger and seeing them the same way they are seeing you. queer is a jacket that says just drop my body on the steps of the f.d.a. queer is a flag, a pin, a sticker. queer is to be hated and to choose love anyway. queer is accusation and queer is exaltation. queer is the sigh of relief to finally be free. queer is a raunchy joke and a quiet confession and a beloved embrace. queer is to wander without a destination, just looking to see what can be found. queer is resistance. queer is joy. queer is a rainbow, not stripes but colors blending into each other so we’re all the same, even when we’re different. and yeah, maybe queer is a slur, but it’s also a home with a mat on on the front porch that says, you are welcome here.

Embroidered my favorite line from this as a patch

when a girl has a weapon that requires two hands to wield like a sword, chainsaw, or a heavy axe, that’s strap imagery

wow this character from this specific piece of media is so compelling yet so underrated and underutilized at the same time! i adore this character sm that i might even revolve my whole account around them. but that's crazy who would do that

This thumbnail is everything

the court spymaster showing me a letter he intercepted from my least favorite vassal

getting older for me has just been realizing how important it is to check the weather forecast ever day

rain from 4 to 8 today? gotta make sure i tell every person i see

The use of difficulty ratings (easy/medium/hard) rather than levels of firmness (soft/firm/hard) to describe egg yolk viscosity implies the existence of higher difficulties such as "eggs over-legendary" and perhaps even "eggs over-nightmare"

something terrible and monstrous is inside me [being in my 20s]

i think every discussion over 'is (x) real art?' would be a lot simpler and less frustrating to have if there were a general understanding that calling something 'art' is not in itself a compliment, and that many things one might consider mediocre or downright awful still qualify as art regardless of the quality of its content

i think every discussion over 'is (x) real art?' would be a lot simpler and less frustrating to have if there were a general understanding that calling something 'art' is not in itself a compliment, and that many things one might consider mediocre or downright awful still qualify as art regardless of the quality of its content