fan of dark portents

everything will probably be fine but i have to get really anxious just in case

it's just so crazy how friendships between women r devalued so much that anytime two women in media r close friends u end up w a camp of people who go "i prefer them as platonic friends (so i can more easily ignore the significance of their bond)" & another camp that goes "they aren't friends they're girlfriends (bc i cannot fathom their friendship having any meaning or significance)" it's impossible for these people to truly care about women's inner lives & complexities. meanwhile they r writing veritable essays abt the life-changing ride-or-die bond between two fictional men who r somehow coworkers & best friends & soulmates & confidantes & madly in love w each other & divorced &—

idgaf what your fave dick ship is i sincerely think that man is dying alone

we need to destroy the pale snow bunny femme x dark skin muscular butch sapphic comic industrial complex

sometimes there is not enough donna in the dickroy…

in my head it’s like yes roy loves donna and dick as individual, distinct people. but roy is in love with dick because he has been in love with donna since he was fifteen and at some point unconsciously he started slotting dick into the same space. and then it doesn’t help that i think when dick and roy start something up, there’s a latent feeling that dick is using roy to fulfill a need that has little to do with romantic love. even if mutual romantic love may be lurking ominously in the background. which is exactly what roy’s situation w donna was in titans99. i think they’re both aware of this and it’s constantly shaping how they react to each other. and it’s also why donna’s temporary death has to be the catalyst for their coming together. so any way you slice it (even in a post or pre outsiders moment) donna should be foundational to the dickroy. to me

absolute shame that transphobia has kept people from exploring the narrative & thematic possibilities of transition tbh. it's this very personal journey that is directly linked to somebody's sense of self, has many visual indicators for change, coming of age, etc - how is miserable character transitions as they become more confident not a common trope? well, i know it's because cis people, and even some other trans people, don't see transitioning as the beautiful and normal process it is, but you know what i mean. i hope to see this rectified in the coming years. by 2035 we need at least 10 eggs being published per month