#dana terrace deserves the world

[mironkolumity]

No context spoilers

#the owl house #toh #lumity #luz noceda #toh spoilers #amity blight #lumity spoilers #clouds on the horizon #the owl house season 2 #the owl house spoilers #toh s2b #lgbt #Dana terrace #dana terrace deserves the world

[mybitterbisexualarse]

'Us weirdos have to stick together'

Great now I'm crying

#toh #for watching and dreaming #the owl house #luz nozeda #eda clawthorne #king #dana terrace deserves the world

[jjelliacee]

the good witch Luz Noceda

Image description: art of Luz Noceda and her palisman Stringbean from The Owl House. Luz has curly hair and is wearing her Good Witch Azura costume. She's looking over her shoulder towards the viewer with a smile, while Stringbean is coiled around her hand, and has a silly expression. End description.

thank you @anistarrose for the ID!

#luz noceda #luz toh #the owl house #toh #dana terrace #my art #tv art #sweet baby girl who deserves the whole world 🥺

[stas-allen06]

Dana’s new Lumity art is beautiful.

#the owl house #toh amity #amity blight #luz noseda #toh luz #beautiful art #dana terrace #they deserved the fucking world #lumity

[monstrumpuella]

I don't think I have said enough about my appreciation of The Owl House. It's one of the few shows that leaves me truly admiring the crew’s way of storytelling, their care in handling character arcs, and finally laying down hidden lore and mysteries within the world of the Boiling Isles for the viewers to discover. 

All of the characters are wonderful; I especially love to see Luz, Eda, and King slowly but surely grow their little group of misfits into a one of kind loving family!

Then there is Luz Noceda who has to be one of my favorite protagonists and I relate so much to her. She’s someone who has so much heart and cares alot for her family and friends, leading her to often self sacrificing herself many times for them. Luz’s passion for the magical and willing to learn more about the Demon Realm is such a wonder to witness. She sees the weirdness of the Boiling Isle and slowly learns to adapt and become a part of it, making it her home: a place where she can truly feel she belong

#the owl house #dana terrace #luz noceda #she is precious and deserves all the love in the world #my thoughts

[hadesisqueer]

I personally think the TOH ending is great.

Belos got exactly what he deserved, no sympathy at all, and just like Raine said: it was satisfying.

Things weren't perfect right after Belos died. They've spent years rebuilding and fixing the world and figuring out how to make it work again. They've had time to heal.

I'm specially happy with how the kids ended up. Luz got to travel between worlds whenever she wanted, not having to give up neither being a witch or her life with her mom, and she even goes to college at the Boiling Isles at the end. Amity's body type seems closer to Odalia's when she's older, and she looks like she's been adventuring a lot; she looks happier than ever. Gus (who looks amazing, by the way) gets to teach people about his interests. Willow is still playing Flyer Derby and living her best life. And Hunter is now working with Dell as a palisman carver; he even made himself a cute new palisman (named Waffles, according to Dana Terrace on Twitter), while still honoring Flapjack.

Those endings fit them all and I love how happy they all looked. I loved Titan Luz, I loved Camila meeting Eda and King, I loved Darius reuniting with Hunter, that Aladarius moment later, and most of all I loved how everyone (including Tibbles and Boscha lmao) was in that last frame except Odalia. Just perfect.

#the owl house #toh spoilers #the owl house spoilers #luz noceda #edalyn clawthorne #king clawthorne #raine whispers #amity blight #gus porter #willow park #hunter toh #darius deamonne #alador blight #odalia blight #flapjack

[renthony]

Disney thoughts:

You can't make blanket statements about the quality, ethos, or artistry of Disney-owned media, because the Disney company has existed for a literal century, buys up everything they can get their hands on, employs 195,000 people as of 2022 according to Wikipedia, and spans the entire globe.

"Disney" doesn't make things, they just own them, and they buy the rights to more and more media every single day. There are countless people with genuine talent and heart making the media that Disney slaps their label on, and adopting the black-and-white mentality of "Disney = bad, therefore all Disney media = bad" is incredibly reductive and unfair to all the artists that Disney exploits.

Yes, the corporate Disney overlords censor the artists and water down the art, but doesn't that mean we should be supporting the artists even more, and showing them that we see them, their art, their passion even despite the corporation's meddling? There are so, so many artists working for Disney who are active right now on Twitter, talking in depth about the horrors of the company, but begging people to please still support their art, because Disney didn't make the art and the art still deserves to be seen. There are countless artists in a position of, "make it with Disney money or don't ever get to make it at all, because making art is fucking expensive."

Should we throw up our hands and say, sorry, Dana Terrace, you've made a delightfully charming show about a queer Latina witch girl, but it's got the Disney label on it, so fuck you? Fuck Howard Ashman while we're at it, he poured his queer experience into The Little Mermaid, but we can't talk about that because Disney Bad. Domee Shi directed a heart-filled movie about a Chinese-Canadian girl coming into her own and navigating generational trauma? Eh, it's Disney, so obviously it's not authentic, so fuck Turning Red, and fuck Encanto while we're at it! Yeah, representation matters, but Disney Bad!!!

Disney the company is evil. Disney-owned media is case-by-case. Chapek isn't sitting in his office pushing the "make movie" button. For every shitty cash-grab nostalgia-bait remake they churn out, they're still a company that owns half the world and employs countless artists trying like hell to tell genuine stories. You're not obligated to engage with them, you're not required to like them, but the bullshit take of "Disney bad, therefore everything Disney slaps its name on is just as evil" is the most asinine thing I have ever heard.

That's not even getting into their other media divisions, like book publishing or video games. They have their fingers in every single media pie that exists, and you can't solve industry-wide problems with "Disney bad, never engage with anything that has their name on it."

Some fucking nuance, people, I beg you.

#original post

[ghostofcinders]

This morning I'm thinking about Rebecca Sugar, Alex Hirsch, Dana Terrace and tons of others.

I'm thinking about how absurd it is that so many people in animation give us heartfelt gems, wonderful inspiring stories, and want nothing more than sharing their art with the world.

I'm thinking about how companies run them in the ground and spit on their feelings, I'm thinking about these creators must fight like hell to tell their stories while preserving the creativity and inclusivity they care about, and how the battle leaves them exhausted and heartbroken.

I'm thinking they deserve better and that I hate this pattern with every fragment of my being.

And people wonder why Alan Moore is bitter.

#the owl house #gravity falls #steven universe #adventure time #animation

[opinated-user]

Lily just hates women and queer creators. I even remember one of her videos about The Loud House where she praised the works of a straight man for putting an underage lesbian couple in the show simply because "if this straight man could do it what's stopping Sugar from doing it?"

Because that's all it comes down to, right? Her precious underage lesbians. That's the only reason Dana Terrace ever got a pass from her in the first place, but the instant Luz and Amity get over their honeymoon phase and a white boy exists in the show she hates it.

I wish I could say I'm surprised how blatant she is, but she's just perpetually hungry for any lesbian content, and if it comes from a straight man then he deserves all the praise in the world.

her open disdain and disgust with teenage girls specifically is so sickening to see.

#lily orchard

[chaifootsteps]

I'm the accounting anon, I've sent chai stuff I've asked chai not to post but I think I should share my story.

I'm in my late 20's, an old discord friend made me watch the HH pilot, I didn't understand it. I use to be very religious from birth until I was 16 cause of a toxic church I attended. I was angry at the assholes I met at church since they were far older than my parents and the one toxic friend I cut off who enabled and lied to adults. She kept telling them she was catching my worship the devil, idk how or even why? I was very anti religion for a while and for years got stalked and harassed by that friend until she gave up. I've gotten therapy for my trauma and have come to terms with my "spirituality", don't really have a stance on it, I'm like neutral.

I think back to the HH pilot and really wonder, "what's the point of this?" after learning heaven sucks in Viv's helluverse as I've seen people call it. I did not want to watch HB, but decided what the hell after Seeing Stars aired since I saw a lot of crap circulating on it. At first, I liked HB, it was ok, I even really liked Millie as a character. However, as some people have said it, Millie progressively becomes a cardboard cut out as the series progresses and its painful how Viv expects us just to like her.

I heard about the Erin stuff and slid down the rabbit hole after Unhappy Campers. I did not like the stuff I've found, and honestly, I wish more people would speak up like Erin. Even then as a I type, I wish I could investigate further, but I'm at the scope of limitations to what I'm capable of. I'm very happy Ashley and Michel are happy together, that despite the shit that happened, I'm glad they've found each other. I'm happy Gooseworx is getting the love she deserves, I know she wasn't on Viv's shit list, but you never know what will come out later. I find Viv's hate boner for Dana Terrace hilarious and I want go give everyone whose found stuff on that cookies since alot has given me a good laugh. In the end, I'm just a person who wishes I could help the peoples she's harmed, but I'm limited to what I can do. I empathize a lot with Erin and do hope they're doing OK. I remember working full time for shit pay at my old job just to barely afford tuition and how toxic all my bosses were. I even worked on a project with someone who took my concepts and altered them in ways I was pissed off, and I didn't even get credited! We live in a world were assholes get to go to Japan and get to take photos with abused animals, but I do have hope that Viv gets her just desserts for what's she's done to people.

Thank you for this and for all that you do, Accounting Anon!

#Anonymous #actual blog post #accounting anon #vivziepop mention

[braveblackbutterfly]

Farewell to The Owl House: a personal essay (warning: this a long post)

When Steven Universe ended in 2020, I didn’t think I would ever find another animated show that I would grow to love dearly.

And then I found The Owl House a couple of months later.

I started seeing gifs (like this one) and posts about this cartoon on my dashboard, similarly to how I discovered Steven Universe. Eventually, I decided to check it out on Disney Now. I watched the first episode and immediately liked it. So I watched the next episode and the next til I caught up a week before the episode that rocked the world (or at least the fandom’s world).

Enchanting Grom Fright. 

I have seen a few epic moments/episodes in children’s animated shows like Steven Universe and She-Ra. But there was just something about the lumity dance scene and the episode as a whole that just warmed my heart. And when Dana Terrace confirmed that Luz is bi (and later that Amity’s a lesbian), I was over the freaking moon.

Growing up, I never saw much if any (good) representation of bisexual characters in the media. I just assumed people were either gay or straight. I recognized my attraction to boys when I was a kid and immediately assumed I was straight, ignoring any signs that I liked girls too because I liked guys, so I can’t be gay, right?

Right?

It wasn’t until college and meeting one of my roommates who was bi and being introduced to her queer group of friends that I began to realize “yes, people can like men and women, or any genders for that matter.” And I finally allowed myself to ask the question: “do I like women too?” The answer was yes and I began identifying as bisexual (or queer when people act like they can’t understand bisexuality *eye roll*).

So finally seeing a show with a bi protagonist whose also a girl of color and neurodivergent just made me felt seen all these many years later. To know that kids and teens (and yes, adults too) can see a character like themselves or realized that bi people actually exist and are actually you know...people who deserves love and respect.

Luz is one of my favorite characters in the series, and I relate to her a good amount. But I relate to a few other characters too, particularly Amity.

I talked about this in another post I made last year (or was it 2021?) but going to talk about it on here too.

Lost in Language is one of my favorite season 1A episodes, for many different reasons. But mainly because of the progression of Luz and Amity’s relationship (from Amity wanting nothing to do with Luz to admitting she was harsh with her and them hitting the reset button).

I have been an Amity in the past. Not the mean/bitchy attitude Amity back then, coming from a rich or esteemed family. But I was the top student of my class too.

I had to be.

Not because of my parents like in Amity’s case. But because I had no other social standing in middle and high school. Students knew my name because of my high grades, my awards and eventually graduating as salutatorian. Yes, I’m still a tiny bit disappointed about the salutatorian thing. It was a battle between me and another girl throughout our 4 years in school, but she ended up becoming valedictorian.

In middle school, I had a Luz at my school. She kept trying to be my friend, but I wanted nothing to do with her. It always felt like whenever I was around her, something bad would happen. Especially this one incident. I was at my locker, ready to go home when she came by. She was twirling her baton, and it smacked me on my head. I got pissed and told her off. She profusely apologized, but I was too mad to accept her apology, and I left.

Looking back, I know I was too harsh with her. It was just an accident. She didn’t mean for the baton to hit my head. But at the time, I didn’t want her around. So unlike Luz and Amity, we never became friends.

I have slowly but surely grown to not care about being the best student, the best employee, the best child, the best this and that. I am an awesome person because of the person I have grown into, making changes and opening my mind and falling in and out of like/love with my friends (and more than friends). And no one can dictate the path I choose for myself.

I typed all of this to simply say: I love The Owl House.

I sometimes hate admitting it because Steven Universe still means a lot to me, but The Owl House has become my ultimate favorite cartoon of the newer generation (I’m a 90s baby and 90s/early 2000s cartoons still have my heart).

Besides relating to the characters and enjoying both the lighthearted and heartbreaking moments, this show has awakened the creativity in me.

I am a writer...or at least I love writing. But I haven’t done or shared that many projects of mine online. But in 2021, I gave drawing another chance, specifically redrawing screenshots. I liked my work and had the bravery to share my artwork on here, which I still do. I have to admit that my drawing skills have improved throughout the years. I still don’t feel ready to make art inspired by my own ideas. If I did, I would make and post a hundred black racebent Amity/canon Luz fanart. 

And this year, I posted my very first fanfic. I have written fanfics before, but never ever shared them with anybody, especially not for the whole world to read. But again, this show inspired me so much that I just had to start sharing it.

Plus, my creative projects has helped me make some of the best friends I have ever made on here. And I love having their support and supporting them when they share their projects.

I’m not ready to see this amazing show come to end tonight. But I don’t think I will ever truly be ready to say goodbye. I’m going to miss this show. All the laughs, all the cries, all the shipping moments.

Thank you to the creator, the cast, the crew, and everybody who helped make this cartoon come into existence.

Us weirdos will always stick together.

#bbb butterfly #the owl house #toh #luz noceda #amity blight #lumity #bi representation #leeann art #i do not own these gifs

[zeonsart]

Redraw from The Owl House Season 3, Episode 2! This was such a good episode, and I’m not emotionally ready for it to end. I also just need to vent about it, but that’ll be under the cut for those who don’t wanna read about me being angry at Disney

I watched the new episode of the owl house lastnight and I just need to vent… first off. None of this is a reflection on Dana Terrace or the rest of the crew, because they’ve managed to do so much in such a short amount of time and put out what I believe is one of the best shows, animated or otherwise, out there.

But I think that’s just it, seeing what Dana and the rest of the crew have been able to do in essentially 2 1/2 seasons makes me so angry at Disney, because I just think about how much more they could have done if they had more time. Like, they clearly had so much worldbuilding for this beautiful world they created, they had so much story left to tell between Belos, the Collector, the Titans, the human realm. They had so many plans to explore their characters: like willow learning it’s okay to lean on her friends, Hunter navigating his trauma from Belos and learning how to be a kid, and that he’s more than a grimwalker. Amity navigating her relationship with her family, Luz learning to be a witch and trying to decide if she wants to go home or stay in the human realm, Camilla coming to understand her daughter instead of trying to change her. Eda learning to live with his curse. I could honestly go on and on

Like, they’re doing all that with the short amount of time they have left, and don’t get me wrong given the circumstances they’re doing a GREAT job, but I just wish they had more time to tell this story that they clearly put so much time, thought, and love into. I wanna see a whole arc just about willow learning that being strong means leaning on people who love you, I wanna see at least a full episode just about Hunter coming to terms with his trauma and learning how to live as himself, not a grimwalker. I would love a whole season just talking about the story of Belos and his brother. Hell I would even love more filler episodes of what the gang did in the human realm over summer and beach episodes and just them having fun.

Like, these three finale episodes are satisfying as hell, and are doing a great job of touching on all those things, but I will never forgive Disney for cutting this show before it really had a chance to get started. I will never forgive Disney for denying this crew the time they deserved to tell this beautiful and complex story that they clearly worked so hard on. It deserved more.

#owl house #the owl house #owl house season 3 #the owl house season 3 #toh season 3 #toh spoilers #the owl house spoilers #owl house spoilers #toh s3 #toh s3 spoilers #luz #luz toh #luz palisman #string bean #if you reblog please remember to tag spoilers! #myart #zeonsart

[claradoodling]

“Everything is so crazy right now, and I have no idea what my future holds. But it would be so cool if you were in it…”

sappy post under the break!

well everyone. today is the day. the day The Owl House ends. i’m going to miss this show immensely. it has had such a major impact on my life. it’s helped me find myself and feel comfortable with my identity. it’s helped me bond with some of my closest and best friends (you guys know who you are!) and has brought a light to my life that i really needed. i guess i just went to say thank you to Dana Terrace and the rest of the TOH crew for giving me and all the other weirdos in the world such an incredible show! you all deserve so much credit for the amazing show that you’ve made. thank you!

i will probably do more TOH art in the future. i need to keep this show alive somehow haha

also first post on my art blog!! welcome everyone!! i post sometimes but not really lmaoo

#the owl house #toh #the owl house fanart #lumity #lumity fanart #luz noceda #amity blight #my art #clara doodles

[mia-talks-toons]

(S1E3) The Owl House: How Companies Disrespect Animated Shows

A relatively new show to join the ranks of some of Disney’s BEST animated shows, The Owl House was created in 2020 by Dana Terrace, and is the last of the Disney Channel’s serialized cartoon shows (more on that later…). It follows the adventures of Luz Noceda, a regular teen girl, who was magically transported into another world, named the Boiling Isles, full of witches and (friendly) demons and all sorts of neat creatures. There, she trains with her mentor, Eda the Owl Lady (and a demon named King), on how to become a witch and use magic, even though she, as a human, has no natural magical powers of her own. The story is, in my opinion, extremely well done, and I fell in LOVE with every single character. The only issue is that it felt a liiiittle bit too short… And let me tell you why.

While the second season was airing, it was revealed that The Owl House would end prematurely, and the show’s third season, which was already planned out, would be shortened to three specials, instead of the usual 20ish 22-minute episodes a season would have. Many ideas had to be cut, and a lot of character development had to be shortened in the process. A lot of fans were sad, disappointed, and outright outraged, including me! Such an amazing show didn't deserve the short end of the stick. The question on most of the fandom’s mind was “Why?”, and Disney tried to answer.

Dana Terrace (The show’s creator) has gone on record saying that the show didn't fit the Disney "brand". She mentioned the fact that Disney TVA wanted to move away from serialized content, as it’s mostly older kids, teens, and adults who could keep up with those kinds of shows. The Disney Channel wanted to keep their target audience a tad younger, so that meant getting rid of shows with linear storylines and introducing more shows that you could jump into at any episode.

However, many fans have speculated that this was because the show contains a lot of queer themes and characters, and Disney has shown over and over again that even though they may seem progressive, they show many homophobic tendencies. Examples of this are removing gay scenes or characters from their movies when they’re released in homophobic countries, and boasting about their “first gay/lesbian/bi/trans character!!!” while only giving them a blink-and-you-miss-it moment that mentions their identity. Knowing this, it feels like Disney’s intentions were different than they lead us to believe.

No matter what the REAL reason was for the cancellation, I’m still extremely upset. If it’s for the anti-queer reason, it would hurt, as I grew up watching Disney movies and shows, and shortening a show because of characters who are LGBT, just like me, would frankly be offensive. But the other reason would hurt just as much. Animation is constantly referred to as a “children’s genre”, both by the general public and the film industry itself. Anyone older than mid-teens is often discouraged from watching animated shows and movies unless they’re specifically targeted at that demographic. Because of this, a lot of people are missing out on some really great stories and incredible visuals. My own mother made fun of me for preferring the animated Mulan movie to its abysmal 2020 live-action counterpart. I LOVE animation, and I feel like it’s constantly being mistreated by those who are meant to defend it. And that leads to beautiful pieces of art being, well, cancelled and shortened.

But hey, at least The Owl House got to properly end, right? Unlike some other shows…

#TOH #the owl house #animation #cartoons #Youtube

[isgaydisaster]

Some shows, movies, and book recs <3

Got the idea from @ghostgirlinsatin !

Here you have a list of recommendations to watch instead of thinking in st4. Feel free to leave more in the comments!

Shows

Arcane: a great show with 3 main storylines that are intertwined and very complex characters. If you like to discover new societies and their structure, a new world with different but in some way similar rules to us. The rivalry between one and other side. The romance (sapphic romance) that grows between someone from one side and someone from the other. The family love that lives in the hearts of two sisters who will have to go through a lot. The curiosity of two inventors that want to create magic using science. There's a lot : an amazing story, more than well-written characters, beautiful animation... All in 9 episodes, streaming on Netflix. (No, you don't have to know anything about LOL to watch it. It just the background story of some of the characters).

The owl house: it's a Disney kind of show (it's streaming on Disney fr lol) with an amazing plot and characters that grow and learn. It's about a girl named Luz that feels like she doesn't fit in. Her mother wants yo send her to summer camp, but thanks to a fast owl, she ends up in a different dimension. It's very amphibia (there are references of that show in this show)- star vs the forces of evil like. And: there's a lot of representation. Dana Terrace (the creator) has fought a lot to bring this to disney, she's doing an incredible work with this story and she deserves the recognition for it. This story made me feel at home, it really makes my heart warm.

Anne with an e: a classic turned into a show that carried the story so incredibly. Even though netflix f*cking canceled the show (yk, what happens to good shows on netflix), there are 3 marvelous seasons to watch. It's one of the only cases where I find the show better than the book. I love the characters, the representation (and it doesn't feel forced or just for rep), and the focus in feminism. There are a variety of topics that are discussed on the show that are very important and I think it's a good tool to learn very good values.

She-ra and the princesses of power: this one right here is one of my favorites ever. I watch it every time I feel like shit for any reason. My comfort show. It's about a girl named Adora that lives in the Horde, who fights the princesses (again the two sides dynamic yes), and is enjoying her live with her best friend Catra until she gets lost in the woods and discovers something shocking (not a spoiler since is the intro): she's a princess. 5 wonderful seasons of friendship, betrayals, war, pure love, death... I love it more than anything :D (+ a lot of representation although some of it it's not explicit).

The wilds: to be honest I haven't finish it yet but so far (I have 3 episodes left to watch) it's being really good. A group of girls end up in a desert island because of an airplane crash and have to learn how to survive by themselves. In each episode you learn more about one specific but also a bit about the others. The background stories are amazing and the development these characters go through is my favorite thing in the world. We're waiting for the third season now, streaming on Amazon prime video. (+ very good and relatable representation).

Movies

Ladybird: if you have mommy issues, this is your movie. A teenager, wanting to move out of her house and study far away from it. Dreaming with her future, because she doesn't stand her present: she's very much poor. The end is so so so beautiful. I cried like a child, not gonna lie.

The Mitchells vs The machines: another great movie of daddy issues. Well, it's more than that: the story of a girl who wants to go to college so bad (she feels understood there) but when she's traveling with her family to get there, the machine apocalypse begins. A really fun movie to watch in family, with a lesbian main character :)

The fear street trilogy: I'm honestly not a big fan of horror, but these 3 movies got me. What an amazing story, which will keep you up thinking about it and making theories all the time, really good characters, romance (sapphic romance yaaasss), and good horror, not only jumpscares. They're long but not boring, and just talking about them makes me want to watch them again so I will. Link to part one, link to part two and link to part three.

Little women: again with a classic turned into a cinematographic masterpiece. Another movie that made me burst in tears. I love the story a lot, but I'd also like to highlight the incredible job of the cast. I have 2 scenes in mind that left me speechless. The story of an independent woman who returns home and remembers her life there: her adventures with her sisters, the neighbor and her mother. And that makes her wonder about her future too. It gave me the chills like a hundred times.

Turning red: one of my favorite movies of all time. It doesn't matter your age, you're going to love this movie. A teenage girl struggles not with puberty but with BEING A RED PANDA. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, really fun and entertaining. Plus, it teaches good values that stick with you after you watch it. And the characters are really well-written: finally someone portraits female pre-teenagers in a realistic and realatble way (thank you Domee Shi). Give it a try, you won't regret it.

And the whole marvel universe is something I enjoy watching/reading too.

Books

The Percy Jackson series: you have probably heard of it unless you live under a rock. I have read the main series and now I have to read more of this universe because it's huge and amazing. If you like Greek mythology, fantasy and adventure this is your series. Percy Jackson feels dumb in comparison to other children his age, hates her mother's stinky boyfriend and has a best friend with crutches. Would you believe me if I told you all of this is related to the fact that he's a semigod? Well, he is. And now he's accused of stealing Zeus' lightning. That's basically the plot of the first book. Fantastic book and series, honestly. Rick Riordan my king.

Enola Holmes: if you'd like to read a Sherlock Holmes type of story but with the main character being a woman, this is your series. I'm on the third book at the moment and it slaps. I love mystery novels, and if you do too I totally recommend.

Heartstopper-verse: Alice Oseman writes so good her characters. Her comics and books are the best, so if you like queer content in teenager media this is your place.

The girl on the train: really good thriller that keeps you reading all night. With mystery and very complex characters (you will probably hate most or all of them). A girl (can't remember her name right now and I have to go so can't search for it) watches people doing their lives every day when she sits on her couch in the train that takes her to her job. She imagines the names of those people, their jobs, their conversations. And, one day, she sees something weird happen just before everything goes to hell.

The seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo: Some people say it's not that good but this book reached to my core. It's not my favorite or close to it but it's really good. The story and how it's written, the characters and the message you get from the book is exquisite. Chef kiss. It's basically about a famous woman that hires a very confused reporter to write her story. Very moving and real. The supposed "plot-twist" wasn't that shocking for me though.

That's some I think are very good. Let me know what you thing and give me recommendations too if you want please <3

#reading recommendations #movies recommendations #shows recommendations #recommendations #she ra #anne with an e #ladybird #the owl house #arcane #the wilds #the mitchells vs the machines #fear street #little women #turning red #percy jackson #enola holmes #heartstopper #alice oseman #the girl on the train #the seven husbands of evelyn hugo

[watermelon-converse]

I posted 5,224 times in 2022

That's 5,224 more posts than 2021!

682 posts created (13%)

4,542 posts reblogged (87%)

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I tagged 2,533 of my posts in 2022

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#5

Pride Ask Game

its time to introduce ourselves! Put in your name, pronouns, and labels, and tag at least three people you want to know better! 🌈

name: melon

pronouns: she/they/he

gender labels: genderfluid; bigender, transmasc, queer

attraction labels: bisexual, omni, sapphic, queer

relationship labels: ambiarmorous (you dont have to follow the same method of listing that i did btw)

tagging: @gayfrogcoven @queercoded-disney-villain @daughter-of-night @insaneillusionist @pieces0fconsciousness

1,106 notes - Posted June 6, 2022

#4

yeah. you cant escape him

2,078 notes - Posted June 16, 2022

#3

“Join tumblr you’ll never be bored again” yeah well you lied. My mutuals haven’t posted in three minutes smh

2,801 notes - Posted April 12, 2022

#2

Dana Terrace.

Dana Terrace, who works so hard to make sure the LGBTQ+ community feels seen.

Dana Terrace, who fought, so long and hard, for what little she got to do with her show.

Dana Terrace, who tried to keep good faith even when it was hard as hell.

Dana Terrace, who had all of her plans sidetracked just when they were coming true.

Dana Terrace, who up until recently has been doing her own promotional art because Disney isn’t.

Dana Terrace, who does not just sit aside and let people dictate who is and isnt valid and worthy of representation.

Dana Terrace, who trooped though anyway. who is doing what she can. Who is standing up for what she believes in. Who is risking her job by telling the world that she believes in LGBTQ+ kids and adults when no one else will.

Dana, you’re my hero. I don’t think you realize how much this means to us. Or maybe you do; and that’s why you’re working so, so hard. I’m proud of you. You’re a superhero. You deserve to breathe, to let us help. You’re not doing this alone.

But you’ve carried us such a long way. Thank you.

Fans, let’s please do what we can! Dana’s charity auction is TOMORROW and im sorry im late, but lets get this going! Make this viral! Get Dana to see this! Get fans over there at 3 PM EST!!! You have no reason not to reblog this! Reposts are welcome! Get this to Twitter if you need to!

https://mobile.twitter.com/DanaTerrace/status/1502437623905746946

4,899 notes - Posted March 12, 2022

My #1 post of 2022

Most of the tumblr trends are pretty self contained - I don’t go around telling everyone about horse plinko or referencing the live slug reaction too much, or saying “eeby deeby” or anything like that around non-tumblrinas. So why is it that I keep wanting to turn towards everyone I know and say “hey have you seen the 1973 Martin Scorsese film Goncharov yet”

14,507 notes - Posted November 24, 2022

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