Jun 5
happy pride month to all the doomed yuri in the world!!! being a lesbian is a fucking prison (affectionate? derogatory? depends on the mood)!!!
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happy pride month to all the doomed yuri in the world!!! being a lesbian is a fucking prison (affectionate? derogatory? depends on the mood)!!!
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i actually remember the day i accepted i'm a lesbian too vividly. i was fifteen and watching the last episode of the haunting of bly manor and i was fighting the tears away, but the moment it ended, i just couldn't help myself. i wept and i wept and i wept so much, i think to this day i've never cried like that ever.
and then it struck me that i was not crying because the finale was sad. i was crying because i realized the relationship i saw portrayed in that show is what would fulfill me and what i seek. and i already knew i liked girls, but this was the day that i let out all the disgust i had stored about myself, because there was nothing to feel disgusted about. and i cried so much more after that, but this time it was catharsis that i felt.
this is why i'll never stop believing that representation is important. that was my first time seeing characters like me being written and played so tenderly, with so much love and care. and for that i'll forever be grateful, because the love i feel is beautiful and it's real and i wouldn't want to change it for the world.
307 years of desolation, 13 years of sunlight
Summary:
Dani feels the pull of the Lady of the Lake growing stronger with each passing day. She knows there isn't much time left before she's gone. But Jamie isn't ready to let go of her wife.
As a last desperate attempt to change their fate, they return to Bly Manor, hoping the answers buried in the past might finally break the Lady of the Lake’s hold over Dani.
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One of my favorite ghost stories
I thought I was watching a horror show, but eventually I saw a tragic sincere love story.
Dani fought to stay and Jamie waited for years while leaving the door open .
We deserve sunshine .
am I going to watch an Insidious film for the first time in my life and absolutely shit my pants just to see Amelia Eve? you bet
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Finally watched The Haunting of Bly Manor and what gets me most of all (apart from the sapphics, of course 🙂‍↕️) is how human the haunting is. How tragic it all is precisely because at its core, it's something as human as a mother longing to have more time with her daughter (turned into an au pair doing everything in her power to save the children, turned into a woman wanting the love of her life to be safe above all else, turned into desperation, turned into grief). The sacrifice of it all. The innate violence that becomes uncovered once you unravel the intensity of human longing, of human want, of human loneliness, and how they fester in isolation. The forgetting. The love, man, the love at the core of it all.
just saw an edit of damie to nettles i hate everything
I don’t think it’s fair to reduce Bly Manor to “bury your gays.” Yes, Dani dies and it’s heartbreaking, but that reading flattens what the story is actually doing.
This isn’t about punishing queer love…it’s about love itself. About how love can be so real and so alive that it still matters even when it ends in tragedy. Jamie doesn’t “regret” Dani. Those years are the most meaningful part of her life.
To me, it feels like the point is that love doesn’t lose value just because it doesn’t last forever. It shows us also the difference between love and possession/ ownership.
The ending will always stick with me because of tragically beautiful it is.
