#meta post

Attempts to divide us are a distraction from the real issue at hand - the removal of trans rights by conservatives in power.

Imagine calling Patrick Bateman out to his face and telling him the only thing he’s ever truly done is get born into a wealthy family.

That’s it.

Silver spoon in his mouth from the moment he took his first breath. No real achievements, no grit, no substance—just luck dressed up as merit. He’d lose it. That cold, composed mask would crack instantly, and something almost homicidal would flash in his eyes.

“Oh, yeah? You’re so fucking smart now?” he’d sneer, voice low and venomous. “You let me fuck you raw and now you want to lecture me about morals?”

But inside, he’d be raging. Because deep down, he knows you’re right. Your words would scrape against that hollow void he spends every waking moment trying to fill with designer suits, expensive watches, and meaningless status. His ego would be bleeding.

How dare you—a nobody who doesn’t own a Rolex, who doesn’t live in the right building on the Upper East Side—point it out? He’s a Wall Street golden boy. Old money. Powerful. You’re supposed to be nothing but a toy to him.

And yet here you are, standing in front of him, completely sure of who you are… while he has no idea who he is without the money, the clothes, and the reputation.

“You’re so delusional, Patrick,” you’d say softly, almost pitying. “And I really do feel sorry for you.”

That would break him.

His face would flush red, nostrils flaring, a thin sheen of sweat breaking out across his forehead. His voice would drop to a dangerous whisper:

“Say that again.”

You wouldn’t even flinch.

“I feel sorry for you.”

Because you actually mean it.

Harry Lloyd says he thinks jayvik are gayer than 2 gay guys who live in a little cottage together with 4 adopted children, in front of the world, the other VA's, Amanda Overton, and finally god himself

I've been wanting to do a mini breakdown / character analysis of the diner scene with Dex and Julie, as to me it's one of the best examples that displays the full extent of Dex’s characterization and what the range of his mind looks like. Wilson has great facial mannerisms throughout the scene that emphasize on how Dex processes and reacts as a person. It's a fun scene to dissect as a core character introduction that really isn't talked about enough!