joe-kerrs

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normal sex couldn't fix them but weird possesive sex could

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and rb for sample size & all that

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Enough of these batships, let's get wild

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I can’t show joker I’m fixing him

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Dad coded

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this couple!

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the demon in me...

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Batjokes 🦇🃏

toxic yaoi moment AGAIN

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a quick rant

idk if I'm the only one but I get really irritated when some dc fans make comments like "oh you ship non-lego/telltale batjokes?? Are u alright? Joker has done so many terrible things to Bruce in other universe's, they cannot be together." Cause look, I absolutely don't have a problem w these universe's: yeah they're cute and family friendly but I want hate. I want real enemies to lovers, I want them both to want to kill each other yet them not doing it because they realise they're each others meaning in life. I want them to fight and I want them to kiss while being covered in blood, I want Joker to do awful, inhuman things and Batman living with burning hatred, yet realising he loves Joker and lying to himself that he can fix him. I want Joker to be miserable, pleading for Batman's agression and Bruce giving in because that's their way of expressing their love (after all hatred and love are the same).

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not gonna lie homos and homies, there's something incredibly, incredibly depressing about Batmanverse and the concept of Batjokes in particular, and it's not the murder murder stab stab death plots.

It's the collective unmentioned canon agreement around these characters never being able to escape the confinements of their narrative.

they get pushed to the very edges of their predefined thresholds, they toe the lines of their stories, they poke it and probe it and sometimes even flirt with the possibility of crossing the bounds of their narratives, but they never break throught the structure. they never go over the line, always sorta of wiggling in place; batjokes in particular is the most enticing and intriguing stagnant 85+ years story i have ever seen.

There are unspoken rules around who Batman is, what he will and will not do, and those rules are rarely questioned, if ever. No matter what he does, he cannot be in love with a man, and he cannot ever love Joker in particular. He cannot experience mental and emotional peace. he cannot kill and he cannot show sincere emotional vulnurability, he cannot experience his love in an open and unashamed way. His narrative thresholds confine him to a socially sanctioned image that is meant to be familiar and tangible to the average straight dude, and it's quite frankly exhausting to witness. Whatever happens to Batman's story, he never arrives at physical emotional or mental peace and on a foundational level his tale never changes, not really. You can almost feel it when he constantly bumps into this unspoken narrative rules and stops in his tracks, each and every goddamn time, for 85+ years. It's like a keyed up nutcracker toy soldier bumping into a wall, stumble back two steps, bump into the walls, stumble back two steps, bumpt into the wall,

As someone who loves stories that love to question their own narrative points and break through them and do something different, staring at Batmanverse comics for too long at a time lowkey feels heartbreaking, nothing ever truly changes in this bitch.

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if half way across ever started updating again i don’t even fucking know what i would do. i would start ascending from reality

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This meme is inaccurate because I actually like all three

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Back from the dead with a new obsession…

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Done did another thang.

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y'all are always complaining about how gay rep has to be perfect and unproblematic like speak for yourself i personally love it when they try to murder each other