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akultalkies · 9 months
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Deepika Amin, Hitesh Dave, Mrinal Dutt, Lara Dutta, Pankhuri Gidwani, Neena Gupta, Kanwaljeet Singh, Jia Narigara, Suhail Nayyar, Mohit Raina, Gaurav Sharma, Manmeet Singh Sawhney, Shriya Pilgaonkar, Uday Nene, Samvedna
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halalgirlmeg · 5 months
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Battle of the Hijabs (Under read more because this got longer than I thought and I started ranting about why representation in media fucking sucks atp and why the TV show Quantico is the worst):
Coming in at number 1, getting the gold: LITERALLY ALL THE HIJABIS IN WE ARE LADY PARTS like the variation in hijabs alone is so beautiful I love it, iykyk, Stream Bashir with the Good Beard. Like very real to life with different styles and personalities, don't you just love when shows actually treat hijabis as real human beings
All the hijabis from every version of Skam (except Italy fuck you)
Goldie is like next bc the actress isn't a hijabi but like I feel like they depicted being a hijabi really well for the most part like with her thinking she wanted to take it off and realizing everything about herself was nice it was very complex and well done imo
Qadri's next cause tbh I liked her style and the fact that she wore al Amira hijabs. I know everyone's like oh those are for little girls or they're ugly but tbh it makes sense bc I feel like being that she's training to be a surgeon and it is very convenient cause who's trying to be calling a code and fight with some chiffon or jersey material?? Not me! (They lose points for that one scene cause you mean to tell me she's only going to use her hijab to stop the bleeding and nothing else?? Come again?? She's in a hospital!!)
Next is Adina from The Bold Type, tbh idk how to feel cause she's a lesbian and played by Nikhol Boosheri and I was excited at the time but tbh some of her choices def had me scratching my head and I feel like they could've did a bit more to showcase her identity ykwim
Marjan from 911 Lone Star cause bro what the hell was the praying scene, did y'all talk to one Muslim? Download the Learning to Pray app on your phone I'll send you a link like be SO FR, then them saying her masjid kicked her out bc her hijab accidentally came off (which happens so much in television) like...again did you talk to anyone, I could see backlash yes but I just *sigh* again which Muslims did you talk to like idk about y'all but a stiff tug or strong wind has tested my hijab before like it happens, we cover back up and move on
Bottom 2 but not thee bottom, Nadia from Elite (hear me out cause the bottom of the list will make sense) obviously its so low because she wore hijab and they had some decent commentary at first, and then removed her hijab, and for Guzman ol racist crusty lip ass like, this who you risking it all for??? GIRL??? Like if Vic Mensa asked to see my hair I'd let him see that and much else (I'M KIDDING, I'd marry him first ok, astaghfirullah) no fr like but it's even that like they made it that she's more confident without her hijab people like her more, like it's obviously same old song like hijab is removed and suddenly liberation like they could've showed it in a more tasteful way if they wanted to but what did I expect from Europeans esp Spaniards like
And coming in Dead Last Raina Amin, tbh girl its not even about you...WHO WROTE THIS. Cause I watched it back in the day cause you know representation but like *pauses before I sip my coffee* hold tf on. Like where to even begin, the cop propaganda? What do you have to prove, cause they tried to get me i would've been like get tf off my porch. Like and the FBI? How did they even recruit the twins? The government watchlist? Blair Imani slid up in the masjid to snitch? I mean, what the hell? And this show had so much talent to be so extremely questionable (and that is putting it mildly). But we're discussing the twins rn. Raina specifically. So it doesn't even stop there. Like so much was wrong, so you mean to tell me she's in love with a man who used to be an IOF soldier, who helped them actively target Palestinian women for God knows what (the show implied certain things), like WTF is this, like everyone wants to talk about her removing her hijab and kissing him but like we have bigger fish to fry, that is like at the bottom of the problem list. Like did we see the man they put her with and she still loved him later EYE. And then two more things and then I'll shut up. Okay so they were working for the Government to infiltrate terrorist cells whatever bc they were going to attack American soil. No mention of how terrorist groups like the ones they're depicting mostly target minority sect Muslims and lead to their deaths that usually go unnoticed by anyone who is not them, Iran and Nigeria, if I remember correctly are where a lot of the casualties are from. I hate propaganda cause its the same old shit like we really pushing the agenda huh? And hijab removal scene again worst part cause you know what I hated after this other stuff cause red flags with major red lights and a bullhorn. But there was something where they had to change their look because their twins but like as one person but one is a hijabi, the other is not. So they were like we have to find a middle ground, someone who's easily targeted because they're muslim but also loose (I'm paraphrasing but you see what I'm saying?) Like fuck y'all. Fuck whoever wrote this. Like from head to toe Quantico is like an absolute clusterfuck of everything terrible people do with hijab characters (not to mention the rest of the cast but that would be even longer) but dead last because like maybe some of the others on this list at least tried if they're not terribly misguided but this depiction is like dangerous, it's a reminder why we don't just get all our info from TV and other fictional narratives, we talk to real people and we learn real things because this is absolute bullshit to say the least
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2022 Reading Challenge Report
Creating this spread in my journal has become a highlight of my year. Past efforts are here: 2019, 2020, 2021. Each year I spend a little more time on my mini cover drawings and each year I'm a little happier with how they turned out.
My reading goal for the year was 100 books and I barely made it: 101. I had to really book it to reach my goal (heh, see what I did there)
Some years it's sort of hard to pick my "Best Books", but this year it was relatively easy. Eight books in particular really stood out. I could have just left it at eight, but there were two additional authors that I came across this year that I read several books by and am quite sure I will continue gobbling up their oeuvres as long as I can. (I've never in my life seen that word as a plural—can that be right?) So as a 9th pick, I just named them both: Ashley Herring Blake and Alexis Hall. I read several of Blake's books this year that would have absolutely changed my life if they'd been around when I was a kid/teen and Hall is here because literally everything he writes is fucking hilarious.
The full list with metrics are after the jump:
My top 8 and other stand outs are in bold below
Non-Fiction (23)
Star Child: A Biographical Constellation of Octavia Estelle Butler, Ibi Zoboi
How to Slowly Kill Yourself and Others in America, Kiese Laymon
(gn) The Drawing Lesson, Mark Crilley
The Art of Visual Notetaking: An Interactive Guide to Visual Communication and Sketchnoting, Emily Mills
(gn) Windows on the World, Robert Mailer Anderson, Jon Sack, Zack Anderson
All Boys Aren't Blue, George M. Johnson
Black Widow: A Sad-Funny Journey Through Grief for People Who Normally Avoid Books with Words Like "Journey" in the Title, Leslie Gray Streeter
(gn) WE HEREBY REFUSE: Japanese American Resistance to Wartime Incarceration, Frank Abe, Tamiko Nimura, Matt Sasaki (Illustrator), Ross Ishikawa (Illustrator)
(gn) Wake: The Hidden History of Women-Led Slave Revolts, Rebecca Hall, Hugo Martinez (Illustrator)
(gn) Kid Gloves: Nine Months of Careful Chaos, Lucy Knisley
(gn) Foundations of Chinese Civilization: The Yellow Emperor to the Han Dynasty, Jing Liu
Dopesick: Dealers, Doctors, and the Drug Company that Addicted America, Beth Macy
Unbound: My Story of Liberation and the Birth of the Me Too Movement, Tarana Burke
(gn) Go to Sleep (I Miss You): Cartoons from the Fog of New Parenthood, Lucy Knisley
Notes on Grief, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
(gn) The Black Panther Party: A Graphic Novel History, David F. Walker, Marcus Kwame Anderson (Illustrations)
BLUU Notes: An Anthology of Love, Justice, and Liberation, Takiyah Nur Amin, Mykal Slack, eds.
(gn) Passport, Sophia Glock
Revolution in Our Time: The Black Panther Party's Promise to the People, Kekla Magoon
(pb) Nicky & Vera: A Quiet Hero of the Holocaust and the Children He Rescued, Peter Sís
Refugee High: Coming of Age in America, Elly Fishman
(pb) Afghan Dreams: Young Voices of Afghanistan, Tony O'Brien, Mike Sullivan
(pb) Wishes, Mượn Thị Văn, Victo Ngai (Illustrator)
Fiction (59)
Red at the Bone, Jacqueline Woodson
American Street, Ibi Zoboi
Husband Material, Alexis Hall
Rise to the Sun, Leah Johnson
(gn) The Last Session, vol. 1, Jasmine Walls, Dozerdraws (Illustrations)
The Galaxy, and the Ground Within, Becky Chambers
(gn) The Montague Twins: The Devil's Music, Nathan Page, Drew Shannon (Illustrations)
Record of a Spaceborn Few, Becky Chambers
Something Fabulous, Alexis Hall
Honey Girl, Morgan Rogers
(gn) Fantasmas, Raina Telgemeier
Purple Hibiscus, Chimamanda Ngoni Adichie
The Violence, Delilah S. Dawson
(gn) Coven, Jennifer Dugan, Kit Seaton (Illustrations)
Children of God, Mary Doria Russell (re-read)
Boyfriend Material, Alexis Hall
Skye Falling, Mia McKenzie
Liar & Spy, Rebecca Stead
The Sparrow, Mary Doria Russell (re-read)
A Psalm for the Wild Built, Becky Chambers
(gn) Oddball: Sarah Scribbles #4, Sarah Andersen
Girl Made of Stars, Ashley Herring Blake
Everything, Everything, Nicola Yoon
A Closed and Common Orbit, Becky Chambers
(gn) Slaughter House Five, Ryan North (adaptor), Kurt Vonnegut Jr., Albert Monteys (Illustrations)
Pretend I'm Dead, Jen Beagin
(gn) The Crossover, Kwame Alexander Dawud Anyabwile (Illustrations)
Don't Check Out This Book, Kate Klise, Sarah Klise (Illustrations)
Light From Uncommon Stars, Ryka Aoki
The Mighty Heart of Sunny St. James, Ashley Herring Blake
Hang the Moon, Alexandria Bellefleur
(gn) Alice in Leatherland, Iolanda Zanfardino, Elisa Romboli (Illustrator)
Ivy Aberdeen's Letter to the World, Ashley Herring Blake
Delilah Green Doesn't Care, Ashley Herring Blake
The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls, Anissa Gray
(gn) Across a Field of Starlight, Blue Delliquanti
Ain't Burned All the Bright, Jason Reynolds, Jason Griffin (Illustrator)
Count Your Lucky Stars, Alexandria Bellefleur
I Kissed Shara Wheeler, Casey McQuiston
(gn) The Bride Was a Boy, Chii, Beni Axia Conrad (Translator)
Payback's a Witch, Lana Harper
The School for Good Mothers, Jessamine Chan
(gn) The Sacrifice of Darkness, Roxane Gay, Tracy Lynne Oliver, Rebecca Kirby, James Fenner
Read Between the Lines, Rachel Lacey
The Ex-Girlfriend of My Ex-Girlfriend Is My Girlfriend: Advice on Queer Dating, Love, and Friendship, Maddy Court, Kelsey Wroten (Illustrations)
(gn) A Shadow in RiverClan, Erin Hunter
How to Find a Princess, Alyssa Cole
The Girl in the Well is Me, Karen Rivers
American Spy, Lauren Wilkinson
Stay With Me, Ayọ̀bámi Adébáyọ̀
(gn) Be Gay, Do Comics, Matt Bors, ed.
(gn) Cheer Up: Love and Pompoms, Crystal Frasier, Val Wise (Illustrator)
The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet, Becky Chambers
This Winter, Alice Oseman
The Bookish Life of Nina Hill, Abbi Waxman
(gn) Stone Fruit, Lee Lai
Heartstopper, vol. 4, Alice Oseman
(gn) Squad, Maggie Tokuda-Hall, Lisa Sterle (Illustrator)
(gn) Shadow Life, Hiromi Goto, Ann Xu (Illustrations)
Read with the kids and/or for Homeschool planning (19)
Front Desk, Kelly Yang
The Midwife's Apprentice, Karen Cushman
(pb) Blue: A History of the Color as Deep as the Sea and as Wide as the Sky, Nana Ekua Brew-Hammond, Daniel Minter (Illustrator)
The Wednesday Wars, Gary D. Schmidt
(gn) Twelfth Grade Night, Molly Horton Booth, Stephanie Kate Strohm, Jamie Green (Illustrator)
(gn) The History of Western Art in Comics Part One: From Prehistory to the Renaissance, Marion Augustin, Bruno Heitz (Illustrations)
(gn) Magical History Tour #4: The Crusades, Fabrice Erre, Sylvain Savoia (Illustrator)
A Year Down Yonder, Richard Peck (re-read)
A Long Way from Chicago, Richard Peck (re-read)
The Amber Spyglass, Philip Pullman (re-read)
The Night Diary, Veera Hiranandani
The Subtle Knife, Philip Pullman (re-read)
(pb) Prisoners of Geography, Children's Ed.: Our World Explained in 12 Simple Maps, Tim Marshall
The Great Brain at the Academy, John D. Fitzgerald
(pb) The 1619 Project: Born on the Water, Nikole Hannah-Jones, Renée Watson, Nikkolas Smith (Illustrator)
(pb) Unspeakable: The Tulsa Race Massacre, Carole Boston Weatherford, Floyd Cooper (Illustrator)
The Whale Rider, Witi Ihimaera
(pb) Mr. Watson's Chickens, Jarrett Dapier, Andrea Tsurumi (Illustrator)
The Golden Compass, Philip Pullman (re-read)
(gn) = graphic novel or graphic novel format (pb) = picture book
I read 101 books this year
Authors of color: 40 Black authors: 28 Cis-women, trans & nonbinary authors: 73 Graphic novels: 34 Queer characters: 47 (34 main characters) Audiobooks: 22 Picture books: 8
Read 25 Books by Black Women Authors: Only read 23
I think next year I won't do the Black Women Authors challenge. I hope I will still read as many or at least a significant number of books by Black women, and I think it's a really great idea. I'm going to resist doing it this year, though, because I noticed a crummy impulse in myself as I was keeping track of the books, like I was "getting credit" for reading books in this category and that feels kinda gross. We'll see how I do without striving for a cookie.
I would like to read more picture books in 2023, and maybe be a little choosier about the graphic novels I read. I really love graphic novels, but I read some clunkers this year. I was also pretty light on nonfiction and I'd like to read a little more this year. In any case, I know it will be another great year of reading! See you next year!
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crapolicedolls · 3 months
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let's doll things up
Yo! I've really neglected this blog over the years, so for 2024 I wanted to start posting more again. Odds are I'll be posting up some old photos as well as new ones, and I'll be tagging things to be easier for me to find. (This is a pinned post for the blog.)
#crapolicedolls → tag for all my dolls #crappy talks → tag for random chatter #ask → answered asks #resin comparison → photos from myself and others #submission → submitted posts from you! [ this section will expand as I organize things ]
My Doll Collection:
#aster → DDdy DDH-06 #mary → Doll Leaves Puppet-04 #raina → Fairyland Minifee Rheia [rehomed] #sterling → Ringdoll Jack the Ripper #penelope → 2D Doll Xiao Ai #kireha → Dollfie Dream Hatsune Miku #snowbelle → Angelphilia Marina [rehomed] #apple → SOOM Lami surprise ver. + Dollpamm Loli body #lavinia claire → Unoa Lusis #abel → Granado Enoch #reuben al amin → Dollshe Craft 28M David Kuncci #Super Sonico → Dollfie Dream Uzuki Shimamura + DDdy #vincent → Miracle Doll Vic v.2 + DF-H 65cm body #tristan ilya amir → Miracle Doll Jing v.1 + Doll Chateau A-03 body #crispen → Miracle Doll Jing v.2 + Doll Chateau A-06 body #lapin → Birdcube Lapin #solaria → MYOU Delia sp.
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Flickr Reposts:
a long while back I used this blog to post Dollfie Dreams from Flickr, since there wasn't much love for DDs here. I'm leaving the posts up for head reference and identification. below is a list of tags for all sculpts I reposted.
#DDH 01 #DDH 03 #DDH 04 #DDH 05 #DDH 06 #DDH 07#DDH 08 #DDH 09 #Airy #Akira #Alice #Alna #Aoko #Arle #Asuna #Beatrice #Candy #Chihaya #Cirno #Erica (Fontaine) #Erika (Sendou) #Estel (Freesia) #Feena #Haruka (contains both Niimi and Amami) #Honda (Mio) #Illya #Kanu #Kirika #Konomi #KOSMOS #Lucy #Makoto #Mariko #Marisa #Mashiro #Melty #Miki (Hoshii) #Miku #Millhiore #Mio (Akiyama) #Miu #Moe #MOMO #Nanoha #Nemu #Neris #Nia #Ranka #Ranko #Rin (contains both Shibuya and Tohsaka) #Rina (Ogata) #Rise #Ryoumu #Saber #Sakura #Sakuno #Sakuya #Sasara#Sheryl (Nome) #Sinon #Takane #Tamaki #Uzuki #Yaya #Youmu #Yui #Yuki #Yukiho
VMF50s / Angelphilia
#risa (Type-G) #kana (Type-H) #misa (Type-J) #marina (Type-K)#lena (Type-M) #sayuri (Type-N) #honoka (Type-O)
#smartdoll
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baliportalnews · 9 months
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Wawali Arya Wibawa Hadiri Raimuna Nasional XII Tahun 2023
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BALIPORTALNEWS.COM, JAKARTA - Wakil Wali Kota Denpasar, I Kadek Agus Arya Wibawa yang juga sebagai Ketua Kwarcab Gerakan Pramuka Kota Denpasar menghadiri pembukaan Peringatan Hari Pramuka ke-62 dan Raimuna Nasional (Rainas) XII Tahun 2023 yang dibuka langsung oleh Wakil Presiden RI, Prof. Dr. (H.C) K.H. Ma'ruf Amin di Lapangan Utama Bumi Perkemahan dan Graha Wisata Pramuka (Buperta) Cibubur, Jakarta Timur, pada Senin (14/8/2023). Sebagai Ketua Kwarcab Gerakan Pramuka Kota Denpasar, Wawali Arya Wibawa menyambut baik Peringatan Hari Pramuka ke-62 yang dirangkaikam dengan pelaksamaan Raimuna Nasional (Rainas) XII Tahun 2023 yang juga diikuti oleh kontingen dari Kota Denpasar. Lebih lanjut dikatakannya, tentu sangat perlu diberikan kesempatan belajar seperti ini bagi kaum muda pramuka agar ke depannya mereka dapat mengaplikasikan sikap nasionalisme, kemandirian, gotong-royong, serta membangun sikap pengabdian yang nantinya dapat berguna bagi bangsa dan negara. Dikatakannya, kontingen ini terbentuk dan diasuh oleh tim seleksi dan pembinaan yang ahli dibidangnya. Tim pramuka ini merupakan golongan pramuka penegak yang memiliki kecakapan dan keahlian sehingga dipilih untuk mewakili Denpasar dalam ajang Raimuna Nasional ini. "Selamat berjuang seluruh kontingen Kota Denpasar, ini bukan tentang kemenangan tetapi tentang pengalaman, bukan juga tentang juara tetapi tentang kerja keras. Dengan pengaplikasian tersebut niscaya Raimuna Nasional ini berjalan lancar dan dapat memberikan yang terbaik untuk Kota Denpasar," pungkas Arya Wibawa. Ketua Harian Kwartir Cabang Gerakan Pramuka Kota Denpasar, I Gusti Lanang Jelantik mengatakan, bahwa kaum muda gerakan pramuka yang tergabung dalam satuan pramuka penegak dan pramuka pandega diberi kesempatan mengikuti pendidikan karakter serta sikap nasionalisme melalui sistem pendidikan alam terbuka. Hal ini dilaksanakan guna mengasah kepamampuan, mental dan skill para anggota. "Kaum muda gerakan pramuka diberikan kesempatan untuk merasakan keterhubungan dan pendidikan karakter serta sikap nasionalisme melalui sistem pendidikan alam terbuka," ungkapnya. Lebih lanjut dijelaskan, Kwartir Cabang Denpasar sebagai salah satu kwartir cabang yang aktif turut serta mengambil bagian untuk berpartisipasi dalam kegiatan Raimuna Nasional ini. Peserta yang dilepas yakni 32 orang pramuka penegak, 2 orang pimpinan kontingen, 1 pembina pendamping, 1 tenaga kesehatan, serta tim pendukung.(bpn) Read the full article
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usasportsworld · 1 year
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Ankita Raina enters singles semifinals, doubles final
Ankita Raina enters singles semifinals, doubles final
SOLAPUR Top seed Ankita Raina defeated sixth-ranked Ekaterina Yashina of Russia 7-6(0), 6-3 to reach the semifinals of the Balaji Amines $25,000 ITF women’s tennis tournament at the District Sports Complex on Friday. In the last-four, Ankita will play third seed Anastasia Kulikova of Finland, who downed qualifier Mananchaya Sawangkaew of Thailand in three sets. Qualifier Shrivalli Bhamidipaty’s…
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hiddenwashington · 2 years
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anonymous said : MW from Quantico?
as we currently don’t have any taken characters from quantico, we would love to see anyone you have the muse for, including but not limited to alex parrish, liam o’connor, ryan booth, caleb haas, or nimah and raina amin!
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Muslim women on TV in 2017/18.
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thundergrace · 6 years
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I never fully realize how very VERY different Nimah and Raina are until they're pretending to be one another.
I'm on 2x19 and at this party Raina is pretending to be Nimah and she just freaked me out at how Nimah she was. But seeing the Raina cracks in the facade is what makes it.
Yasmine Al Massri is amazing. She deserved recognition for her portrayal of just ONE of these women, but both?!
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Imagine overhearing Alex talk about her crush on you to her friends, and you overhear the convo.
“You guys they just have the most amazing smile, they’re so sweet and they even make sweats look stylish.” Alex gushed moving to grab the rest of her clothes from her locker.
“Looks like somebodys whipped” Nimah laughed tying her shoes.
“Am not.” Alex shot back
“Hey, if they really make you happy go for it Alex.” Shelby grabbed her arm as reassurance.
“Yeah, we all are.” Raina smiled.
Overhearing their convo you decided to turn the corner “Hey, so what are you guys talking about?” as the rest of the girls seemed to scatter.
“Oh nothing” Alex jumped.
“So Im guessing it has nothing to do with my ragged sweats and smile?” you teased as you leaned against the locker
“No, you look great in everything. I mean -“ Alex fumbled
“Its okay, I like you too.” you laughed at her nervous state
“But, I’ll see you around Parrish. You know where to find me.” You winked leaving her a stuttering mess
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chelsieheartstriker · 6 years
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Raise your hand if you miss Nimah and Raina.
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yourfaveismuslim · 6 years
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Your fave is Muslim: Nimah and Raina Amin (Quantico)
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timandlucy · 7 years
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for @iwasalwaysaromantic (a year late, but still)
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tumblerra · 7 years
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INFP Raina Amin
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rxdscarf · 7 years
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What I want for Quantico S3
- Alex and Ryan just being a normal couple without the angst, the drama, the breaking up, the pining and the keeping secrets from eachother. I want to see them act like the team they truly are/can be because that’s when their dynamic is the best
- Caleb back! I miss my snarky son already
- you can miss me with his brother though, i never really cared about him (though tbf, that was probably mostly because of that storyline between him and shelby. was that really necessary? really?)
- let Shelby and Caleb get back together
- Shelby in Quantico
- give Harry a decent storyline and the love and affection he deserves
- what the fuck do you mean Nimah and Raina won’t be back??
- bring Sebastian back (also with a decent storyline!), let him apologize to Harry for treating him like shit and then let them rebuild something build on trust and mutual respect (because i will go down with this ship, but i need Sebastian to start treating Harry better and to own up to the fact that he fucked things up with him big time)
- Owen and Miranda dating? Please?
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