LapsangSouchong52

Justice for Roy Chappell!! ⚾ Time to vote!

So freaking cute!!

Ohhh this is a tough one too! Had to vote for my guy but Tara's alias here is also one of my faves.

The way that Hardison doesn’t even blink and both Tara and Parker have those little shifts that clearly convey “are you fucking kidding”

Gif sets are SO important to me. Yes, please take this scene and break it up into 4 or 6 three second loops that I can study over and over to appreciate the small details of it

one of many reasons why i simply do not care if women’s literature (particularly romance) is merely “wish fulfillment” is that that so-called wish fulfillment is often a solace for women in terrible situations, especially with their male partners. i often think about l.m. montgomery and one of her more obscure romance novels, the blue castle, when it comes to this conversation. castle is pretty much unadulterated fantasy, and the theme of personal emancipation is strong - a young woman, overlooked and downtrodden by her family and the men around her, is diagnosed with a fatal heart disease and decides to make the most of the year she has left. she escapes her family, hangs out with “riff raff”, does and wears what she wants, leaves her church, and marries a man for love despite his terrible reputation. in the end, the woman finds out that she was misdiagnosed and that her husband is actually the son of a millionaire, making all of her dreams come true at once. it does seem ridiculously convenient from an outside perspective; but in light of l.m.’s unhappy marriage to a dour misogynist, her lifelong yearning for a man who wasn’t considered good enough by her family, and the age and culture she lived in valuing a woman’s propriety and respectability above her personal freedom and happiness, it’s not hard to see how the blue castle would have been extremely cathartic to write. i often see this idea of romance novels being the fantasies of unhappy married women posited as something shameful and ridiculous when finding an escape in “unrealistic” dreams is a totally understandable reaction to feeling unfulfilled.

Dude. Nate Ford saying ‘I didn’t kill you. G-d killed you. I just made sure it took’ is deadass mental as fuck

ever since i was a little girl i knew i was doomed to take things too seriously and think about them forever