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The Pitt’s misogyny is interesting, really, because the women have screen time. They’re competent doctors. They are well-written in a general sense, i.e. people with dimension and personality. The misogyny is deeper than any of that, and it’s harder to see: the writers reach for biology when they want to give a woman depth because biology is where they think women’s depth lives. The show casts women — and multiple women of color, in particular — in prominent roles and then gives them stories about their uteruses, their eggs, their panic attacks, their bleeding. All the while, The Pitt gives men stories about what it means to lead and what integrity costs. <...> The show has the same instinct: it can see gender bias when an EMT does it, but it cannot see gender bias when its own writers do it. <...> Each one of these reveals the same default: competence is male, and women who demonstrate it earn his surprise.

© “The Pitt is Weird About Women” by Emmy Writes Sometimes.

happy pride, ft. trinity santos

isa briones is so gorgeous

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Baran Al-Hashimi/Trinity Santos | One-shot | 4k words | Rated E

PTSD | Emotionally Repressed | Under-negotiated Kink | Sadomasochism | Biting

There is something maddening about the way Trinity kisses; wide-open one moment and hesitant the next. It makes Baran want to barrel in, to kick open the door, break its hinges.

When she wringed that sports bra, i was like "what a waste of sweat"

mustve been the wind

Santos is not necessarily loud but she is not afraid to speak up. She's confident and has a strong sense of justice. After only knowing javadi for a little while she was already calling her "crash" and when she suspected child abuse is was halfway ready to go war for that kid. Trinity isn't scared to say what she wants to say.

However, even though trinity is very capable of expressing herself, when she's hurt she gets quiet or angry. Trinity doesn't bust into tears, she doesn't make a scene, you can only tell by watching her face change. Its the small details that make the changes and that's so important for Trinity, she communicates non verbally.