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armand is my princess whoâs never done anything wrong except for the Unacceptable Act that he did that one time and by one time I mean several times.
Conservative beauty standards are back with a vengeance which means it's especially important to go out this summer with bellies out and bodies unshaved. Also be unapologetically disabled with mobility aids and wearable medical devices and stim toys and ear defenders and all that stuff. You need it. People need to see it. Everyone needs to be reminded that life is unquestioningly more enjoyable when you're not living inside an arbitrary set of rules created by people who are offended by all the wrong things.
Happy pride month to all non-binary people who don't/can't medically transition yes you are allowed to call yourself trans yes you are allowed in trans spaces and if you do choose medical transition you are not "stealing resources" from "actual trans people" because you ARE an actual trans person
the idea that every summer will be as hot if not hotter than this for the rest of my life is unbearable i need to (remembers suicide jokes are bad for my mental health) murder an oil executive

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you have to consciously unlearn racism and continue to watch for it because it will come out without realizing. because so much of society is structured around it. shrugging and going "i dont care" or "i dont know how else to say it" means you are okay with being racist and hurting other people with how much you dont give a shit about them.
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highly recommend everyone watches Leviticus:)
out now, go watch
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Thereâs something Iâd like to say about Oscar Wilde. First of, Wilde used to be my favourite writer throughout my teens and he still holds a special place in my heart. Back when it was still possible, I even went to Paris and placed a rose at his grave. Thatâs how much I adore Wilde. Iâm sure he did some problematic stuff. I actually know he did. He was a Victorian after all. But thereâs this one thing that keeps happening over and over and Iâd like to see it stop. âOh my god, Oscar Wilde was so sexist.â That. That right there. I see this backed up with quotes like, âWomen are a decorative sex. They never have anything to say, but they say it charmingly.â I also see this quote and other sexist quotes attributed directly to Oscar Wilde on websites and such. But please, consider this:
Oscar Wilde never said this. You know who said this? Lord Henry Wotton did. âWho exactly is Lord Henry Wotton?â, you might ask. Well, Lord Henry Wotton is a character from Wildeâs novel The Picture of Dorian Gray, published in 1891. He is an important character and you should really read the novel if you want to know more about this, but the question is: Are we supposed to like Wotton? Many modern readers sure do. They love him. He is portrayed by Colin Firth in the 2009 film adaption and shown to be the real hero of the film (this is very different in the book. Just saying in case you only know the film). Truth is, I think youâre not supposed to like him. He is sexist. He talks about rebelling against society but he never does, just tells his friends to and watches whilst they crash and burn. And he is safe, never risking anything, never stepping out of line. Thereâs a subtle irony to whatever he says and does and I donât think it was lost on Wildeâs fellow Victorians as it is lost on most modern readers.
Lord Henry Wotton, witty Henry Wotton who everyone seems to adore these days with his sexist comments and boasting personality is not supposed to be liked at all. Iâm pretty sure a lot of interpretations of his character tell you exactly that â whatever he says in these books, whatever he does, the advice he gives leads to absolute catastrophe in the end. Lord Henry is not supposed to be taken seriously and actually listened to. And yet I see him quoted all the time and â worse â I see his quotes attributed to Oscar Wilde as though he said these things, as though he really believed them, when in fact he never did. We, as modern readers, read Dorian Gray differently from how Victorians read it. Society changes, itâs perfectly normal. But I think this is well worth knowing before we go: âUgh, Oscar Wilde was such a misogynist.â He was very much not.
I donât want this post to continue on forever, so letâs just look at some stuff: When Oscar Wilde became the editor of the Ladyâs World magazine, he renamed it Womanâs World and instead of just writing about fashion as the magazine did before, he added articles about politics, culture and the likes. Topics that in Victorian England were thought to be too much for a womanâs mind, topics that were not thought of as womenâs topics at all. Wilde, along with his wife Constance, also was an advocate of rational dress â meaning dress that didnât endanger womenâs health and lives. Oscar Wilde lost both his half-sisters when their impractical, wide skirts caught fire during a party and they burned to death, so I guess he knew what he was talking about here.
And Lord Henry Wottonâs quotes? I guess itâs safe to say that Wilde fully intended each and every thing Lord Henry says to be utter rubbish. Victorian England was sexist and Lord Henry Wotton is supposed to be a mirror of that exact society â Wilde however (who never fit in himself) held a mirror up to exactly that society. The whole of Dorian Gray is actually just Wilde saying: âThis is you, this is our society and this is what it does to people.â And Victorians understood that. Thereâs a reason Dorian Gray was harshly criticised after it was published and contrary to popular belief it was not just about the homosexual subtext (which also plays into Wildeâs critique of Victorian society as a whole) but also about how Wilde was not playing by the rules of Victorian society which made the book âimmoralâ in the eyes of many a reader.
So before going and declaring Oscar Wilde a big old misogynist maybe consider this and consider too that the sexist quotes you can find attributed to Wilde were actually said by his characters and meant to criticise the exact thing modern readers accuse Wilde of. Thereâs this lovely quote (this time by Wilde himself) about how Lord Henry Wotton is how people see him, Basil Hallward is how he sees himself and Dorian Gray is what he would like to be â in other ages perhaps. And we still make that mistake today: We take Lord Henry Wotton to be a carbon copy of Oscar Wilde himself when in fact the two are nothing alike. And I think people should know this. Oscar Wilde is often mistaken as some kind of air-headed, shallow hedonist, when in fact he was highly critical of his own society and its morals which led to his spectacular downfall only a few years after Dorian Gray was published.
Iâm pretty sure all of this has been said before and said better than I ever could too but itâs been bothering me lately. I saw Wilde being misquoted and people holding up Lord Henry Wotton as some kind of witty, lovable character a lot lately and this just feels so wrong. I could say so much more but this is already too long so Iâll stop right here. Please note that Iâm no literary critic, Iâm a historian who really loves Wilde and researched him, his works and his significance to Victorian society and social changes a lot. Iâm no literary critic but I know this: Authors and their characters are not the same thing, theyâre not interchangeable. Characters are more like tools writers use to communicate messages. Lord Henry Wotton is not Oscar Wilde. Lord Henry Wotton is Wildeâs tool to criticise Victorian society and I think itâs a shame that so many people keep misreading this.Â

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we WON and LOST big todayâŚ..praying for everyoneâs sanity when s4 comes out. itâs gonna be marginally worse. from every front
âWhy donât you use aiâ idk man beyond the obvious environmental and âthis machine causes psychosis and encourages people to kill themselvesâ thing I think asking the equivalent of a solid D student who is also a pathological liar if they can answer my question/do the work for me seems pretty fucking stupid
Rewatching lupin rn and its so gooooooddd
Heyy I'm back with a new edit!
(This time with a higher quality because i didn't switch to capcut just so i could have subtitles, tbh i don't think anyone needs subtitles for it amyway)
Anyway, this is a birthday gift for my wonderful oomf @blorbotown . They chose the song and I portray their vision of Ivan pov in this edit. Also shout out to my sweetie pie for analysing some lines with me :))
Also if anyone wants an edit to a specific song, tell me in the comments! I may or may not end up doing it đ
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Thank you so much again this is exactly the vision I had with this song and Ivan, you are so beyond talented I'm so unwell about it all still đđđđđđđđ
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Heyy I'm back with a new edit!
(This time with a higher quality because i didn't switch to capcut just so i could have subtitles, tbh i don't think anyone needs subtitles for it amyway)
Anyway, this is a birthday gift for my wonderful oomf @blorbotown . They chose the song and I portray their vision of Ivan pov in this edit. Also shout out to my sweetie pie for analysing some lines with me :))
Also if anyone wants an edit to a specific song, tell me in the comments! I may or may not end up doing it đ

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François Arnaud project (Françoiject) reviews: Just the Queer characters
If youâre entering the Françoinematic Universe via Heated Rivalry, you may be scrolling through this bisexual iconâs lengthy IMDB page and wondering: which ones are queer? Look no further.Â
(Check out my Masterpost of Françoiject reviews here)
This tour of FAâs fruity roles includes the following information:Â
My pithy commentary (free of charge)
đ/ out of five: How explicit is the characterâs queer identity, and how relevant is their identity to the overall story?Â
đ/ out of five: How much sadçois should you be prepared for as it relates to the characterâs sexuality?
This rating system gives away a little more about the characters than my previous reviews, so spoilers ahoy, including spoilers for the on/offscreen death of queer characters (of which there are relatively few!)
A caveat: This list has set out to identify FA roles which are textually queer (Check out my honorable mentions at the bottom for some popular fanon interpretations). Obviously, the way this typically happens on screen is for the character to share intimate/romantic scenes with a same-sex partner or have their same-sex attraction referenced in dialogue, in place of or in addition to scenes or dialogue which reference attraction to other genders. Those are the characters getting included on this list. With that said, it would be a completely legitimate reading to give the queer benefit of the doubt to any FA character that doesnât specifically identify as heterosexual (i.e. all of them). So go forth and interpret as you see fit. This list is just for fun and to celebrate queer rep on screen.
François Arnaud project (Françoiject) reviews: Just the Queer characters
If youâre entering the Françoinematic Universe via Heated Rivalry, you may be scrolling through this bisexual iconâs lengthy IMDB page and wondering: which ones are queer? Look no further.Â
(Check out my Masterpost of Françoiject reviews here)
This tour of FAâs fruity roles includes the following information:Â
My pithy commentary (free of charge)
đ/ out of five: How explicit is the characterâs queer identity, and how relevant is their identity to the overall story?Â
đ/ out of five: How much sadçois should you be prepared for as it relates to the characterâs sexuality?
This rating system gives away a little more about the characters than my previous reviews, so spoilers ahoy, including spoilers for the on/offscreen death of queer characters (of which there are relatively few!)
A caveat: This list has set out to identify FA roles which are textually queer (Check out my honorable mentions at the bottom for some popular fanon interpretations). Obviously, the way this typically happens on screen is for the character to share intimate/romantic scenes with a same-sex partner or have their same-sex attraction referenced in dialogue, in place of or in addition to scenes or dialogue which reference attraction to other genders. Those are the characters getting included on this list. With that said, it would be a completely legitimate reading to give the queer benefit of the doubt to any FA character that doesnât specifically identify as heterosexual (i.e. all of them). So go forth and interpret as you see fit. This list is just for fun and to celebrate queer rep on screen.