this same species is also trained to identify tuberculosis in samples by smell, meaning they can test for TB at a rapid rate with a high accuracy :)

I really dont care for most lgbt representation in media. I’m straight myself so obviously my disconnect with it has to do with the fact that I dont hold the same experiences. But honestly it feels like people these days latch onto anything an author simply claims is gay representation. And other times I feel pieces are just not written or executed well enough for me to think it’s a genuine conveyance of the queer perspective. You can say I don’t get it, but… well, Call me by your name was very well written. I thought it was beautiful. However only on paper. I found chalamet acted sort of cardboard in too many instances (not all, but enough for me to find the film just okay). You can say I dont get it but

The favourite… oh my God the favourite, directed by yorgos lanthimos was absoluetly riveting. Yes the characters are gay and yes rachel weisz wearing men’s attire is heaven-sent dyke representation. But what made it so good was the fact that that wasn’t the point of the film. Thank fucking God. It felt like if emma and rachel were men and olivia’s character was straight, their love for eachother wouldn’t have seemed any less passionate. I could RELATE to Olivia’s character, anne, despite the fact that I love men not women because I too have felt that only another person’s love could complete me. I could RELATE to Rachel’s character because sometimes I too have trouble showing my love in a warm manner without seeming cold. I sometimes fear showing vulnerability.

I could relate to those characters because they were humans.

CALLING ALL LESBIANS!!!! 

I am really REALLY curious about the content of sarah’s letter to anne. I was able to get some of the stuff but not everything, can you guys help out?