tentativeGeekery

"entity ryan lowkey seemed like it actually wanted naim LOL" yeah bc it's supposed to.. entity ryan panting like a dog, tongue wetting his lips, eyes blown and heavy lidded as it chokes naim, forcing his way into his mouth. how violating is that for naim? to see ryan's face as he's hurt, and have him look like he's getting off on it? the entity isn't just violent it's sexually violent, bc encounters with it are designed to be traumatising. the entity's attacks are sexually charged so that queer kids associate desire with harm, and fear it.

it pains me to say it but the more people talk shit about the women who wear those shorts/leggings with the weird butt seam that looks like it gives you a terminal wedgie, the more compelled I feel to take the women’s side

ohhhhhh my godddddddd you saw someone wearing really tight revealing pants in public? should we throw a party? should we invite goody proctor

and while we’re at it, I’m done worrying about cameltoe. I don’t have time to be pulling and tugging at my clothes all day. if you can see the outline of my pussy you should say thank you and go about your business

you need to be more normal about fwb. no, fwb don’t strip you of your dignity. they are not unhealthy. sexual relationships are not bad. it’s not weird to want them and not romance. friends can fuck. you don’t have to be involved romantically to be intimate with someone. that includes all sorts of physical touch because you are also not normal about platonic non-sexual touch. it’s not weird if friends cuddle, sleep in one bed, hold hands or kiss. friends can be affectionate with each other. it doesn’t mean they are romantically attracted to each other. nor does it mean they will ever be in a romantic relationship. you need to be more normal about touch and sex in general.

should i recreate this naked

Disney is doing crazy things in the japanese mobile game sphere rn

*me explaining the scene in X-Men 2 where Bobby blows ice on Logan's Pepsi to my terminally heterosexual friends*: "so yeah, that was my gay awakening. And people were killed."

That's basically unsimulated man on man fellatio right there 🥵

There was nothing heterosexual about this scene, nothing at ALL!!

The Masc of Amontillado

as an aussie, leviticus (the movie) hit me so fucking hard. the world feels so lived in because i fucking live in it, and obviously the ritual isn’t realistic but everything else felt so so realistic. straya isn’t as conservative as the film presents but there are certainly parts of it (often rural) that can be like that, and i just. yeah.

being queer and raised christian in rural australia it rlly feels like adrian chiarella personally accosted me in the street and said this is for You bitch. Like u dont understand watching that film and hearing ryan whelan open his mouth for the first time was actually a spiritual experience. Calm the fuck down. Fuck you cunt! Roaming the bush hitting sticks on the ground and exploring rusted old mills bc theres fuck else to do, buzzing powerlines, eucalyptus trees and endless fields of dry grass, cockatoos screeching overhead . I dont want it to look like some other dickhead. I want it to look like you being the most romantic line in the entire fucking film.. Like im not taking it away from the non australians so glad yall are resonating with this movie but i need u guys to understand that we dont get this!! european/american/asian queer cinema dominates and though those stories still resonate for australian queers there's forever a degree of seperation. The feelings are ours but the voice and setting is always inherently foreign and prevents a deeper connection. But leviticus??? Australian cinema feels like its still finding its feet in a lot of ways, and to see the unique australian landscape depicted so beautifully in combination with a queer coming of age is honestly not something ive seen before. Leviticus isnt just a queer coming of age horror, its doing something thats never been done before in australian cinema. I'll be the first to admit leviticus is a little rough around the edges technically but that doesnt detract from the fact this film is GENERATIONAL for queer australians, especially those raised religious/from a regional backgrounds. This is my fucking movie in a way no other film has come close to