villain apologist

I love it when the sheer force of her powers is shown. It’s such a shame that they don’t care enough to incorporate these little details anymore.

english isnt my first language btw so when u read my posts in ur head I want u to mispronounce at least one word in it and add a really heavy accent

supercorp + choosing to save each other over the world/themselves

Lena completely breaking down over not being able bring Kara back at that very moment is god tier soulmate level stuff

Next character Katie Mcgrath plays better be loved back by her best friend or I will riot

SuperCat in every episode (31/?) 2x02 - The Last Children of Krypton (2/2)

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Next step 69

viewing queer identities as “this is the label that makes me happy and feels most accurate now” rather than “this is who I am, was, and always will be” will definitely take the pressure off, friends. changing your mind is proof that you have one.

Friendly reminder that your understanding of yourself changes and it’s ok to change your labels to reflect that.

today’s makeup felt very reminiscent of s3 morgana w the eyeliner and all

bitches will say “i’m fine” and then listen to driver’s license by olivia rodrigo on repeat

love being a choice rather than an expectation or unbreakable bond or destiny makes it more powerful than any of those things actually

blood means nothing because blood can betray. blood can hurt you. destiny lies to you. nothing is promised. soul mates? nope. none of us are made to complete anyone but ourselves.

but a choice? there is nothing more powerful. every day i wake up and i choose you. and you choose me. and our impermanence holds power. our decisions hold power. like the very lives we live there is nothing guaranteed about us and we have to fight so hard to protect the little things we hold dear. but there’s a beauty in that isnt there?

i love supercorp’s dynamic because kara would wax poetic about pacifism then lena would just stand next to her with a gun

every day i think about florence welch saying “the song ‘big god’  is about obviously, an unfillable hole in the soul, but mainly about someone not replying to my text.”