your girl is lovely, hubbell

deleting my blog and finding all my old mutuals as various documents because pdfs are the new tumblr

alsoooooo one more thing but I’ve already seen two celebrities/public figures (Chelsea handler and Rosie O’Donnell) talk about how their doctors put them on glp1s without telling them what they were or what the medication was supposed to do. Chelsea handler said her doctor “hands it out to everybody” and Rosie O’Donnell said she had no idea that weight loss was a side effect and called her doctor in a panic because she lost weight so fast she thought it was cancer. NEVER let them distract you from the real enemy: the medical field that has systemically and often fatally dehumanized the fat people in its care for decades and whose obsession with classifying and pathologizing any sort of body it deems deviant has brought us to this moment in time

whenever i see someone lambast a piece of media for portraying a character getting away with bad behavior instead of getting narratively punished, i have to laugh because that’s literally the hays code. it’s not hays-code-esque or hays-code-coded, it’s just straight up the hays code.

it’s actually fine not to treat your audiences like they are six year olds watching dora the explorer even if they act like they are

“He demanded Highgarden” legal precedent for that “he’s a common tavern drunk” they made aegon ii the king “He called the Tyrells upstarts” they’re no more entitled to Highgarden than he is “he beat squires who didn’t call him his titles” completely indistinguishable from any noble “He gave up on titles and declared that the realm should belong to whoever has the biggest dragon” legal precedent for that to the point that this belief IS the basis of the law in Westeros #ULFCAN