I havent pressed that button in a long time

mean lesbians & evil bisexuals we need to unionize

the mandalorian (2019)

why do i need to come out ? if you still think im straight then that's on you

if you ever think your art is bad just remember: it's better than butch hartman's

Lactose intolerant person working at cold stones like a eunuch guarding a harem

⟕ 𝚘𝚗𝚎 𝚐𝚒𝚏𝚜𝚎𝚝 𝚙𝚎𝚛 𝚎𝚙𝚒𝚜𝚘𝚍𝚎 ⟖

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HAPPY 20TH ANNIVERSARY X-MEN! X-Men dir. Bryan Singer (July 14, 2000)

you promised these kids krabby the clown

but all i saw was

cheapy the cheapskate

Everyday I log into this site and people force me to think about Star Wars

Modern Star Wars by @thisuserisangry

Rational brain: Calanthe is a tyrant who has, throughout her reign, maintained her position by brutal and personal oppression and murder of anyone who looked like a threat. This is such an important point that there are several scenes in a very short show dedicated entirely to exposition about her atrocities.

Lesbian brain: 

I love Calanthe as a character because the show really does not hold back in showing that she has done some truly monstrous things, and that one of the features of her reign was the brutal oppression of non-humans (and many magic-users).

And yet, at the same time we’re shown that she is fiercely loving of both her family and her country, is a brilliant leader and politician, and takes her role as queen so seriously that she would rather die than surrender her kingdom. Additionally, in terms of writing, she is depicted with respect and depth.

We don’t get women characters in leadership roles like Calanthe very often. Wicked queens tend to rarely divert from their roles as wicked queens, and even when they’re given motivations, those motivations tend to be fairly stereotypical. Calanthe, though? She has nuance. She’s three-dimensional, and capable of both great good and great evil. She’s human. I love that.