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boobsthief · 4 months
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fadedday · 10 months
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Daniel Sea photo of Melva
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yourdailyqueer · 11 months
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Daniel Sea
Gender: Transgender non binary (he/they)
Sexuality: Queer
DOB: 26 July 1977  
Ethnicity: White - American
Occupation: Actor, musician, performance artist
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hekkso · 3 months
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wrongspacetime · 1 year
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The L Word: Generation Q (2019-) 3.04 | Last to Know
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fwirbanks · 1 year
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The L Word (03x09) - Latecomer
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autostraddle · 1 year
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Leo and I were super into having this intergenerational queer connection. We wanted it to feel like this really affectionate, connecting moment where Max is encouraging and moved by Micah. This is how it is for queer people. We are each other’s family and sometimes pretty quickly you can have these bonds. That was really special. And also to show Max in this beautiful relationship with their partner which we didn’t see a lot of it in the past. I was very happy with the casting of Armand Fields and the way it felt with us all on set with Em. Everyone was so committed to this moment. At one point, Armand said, “Welcome back to your franchise” as if it’s Marvel or something. And I realized so much of what I experienced in the past was trying to prove I was a part of something because they always tried to make it very clear that I wasn’t really a cast member because I wasn’t a woman. But these people — Em, Nova, Armand, Jillian, Leo — they all just made it really clear that they were happy I was back. It was a dream.
Daniel Sea via Daniel Sea on Max's Return to "The L Word: Generation Q" | Autostraddle
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I think the final they give to Tess was seriously humiliating. It was beyond hard to watch and not only for her also for Shane's character. The absolute indiference of her was absolutely nosense. I think all the forced words of apologies they speaked in regards to Max turn to end certainly and terribly watered down by it. What's your impression on this?
Oh anon, I definitely have thoughts. Honestly I'm really disheartened by it. And that's definitely not a strong enough word. I get she's an addict and behaviour like this from an addict isn't rare and it was hinted last season that when she's drunk she gets really messy but the fact that they chose to have her act like this on what is more than likely her last episode as tess? It's a disservice to her character and development to be honest. it means no redemption for her. And gives so much fuel to the army of tess haters that already exist. It's painting her as the toxic person they all see her as. the lack of care her character has been handled with is horrible. I'm liking how finley is developing in terms of her character growth but I hate how tess went the opposite way, so quickly. jamie's the only transfemme actress on the show and to see her character treated the worst in terms of character growth? hmmmm it's very telling.
And if they've killed her off I'm gonna be SO p*ssed. there's only two trans actors on the show and I think it's very distasteful to kill one off.
for all we know, jamie may have wanted to leave but the way in which they've gone about her exit (if it is her exit) is awful.
and in terms of max? complete bs. that apology was needed but not done well. the fact that they had SHANE, the one character who was accepting of him in the og apologize tells you how little the writers actually care. that was definitely about damage control
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fivedollarradio · 1 year
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Within the framework of a groundbreaking show about lesbians in Los Angeles, Max, the first recurring transmasculine character on TV, offered possibility for trans futures while also bearing the brunt of transphobia from the writers room and from the press. Sensationalized storylines were common, and Max was often presented as the antithesis of the corporate, femme-centric main characters; he was even bullied by them. At times reduced to a caricature of the pitfalls of masculinity and unfounded anxieties about trans and genderqueer life, Max shouldered the burden of representing not just trans men, but also butches, gender non-conforming people, and rural and working-class queer communities.
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genevieveetguy · 2 years
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It's just like the 60's. Only with less hope.
Shortbus, John Cameron Mitchell (2006)
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kirkwallhellmouth · 1 year
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earhartsease · 2 years
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Daniel Sea post top surgery 💚💛🧡❤️💜
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bishicat · 9 months
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tired old man reads the morning paper
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detailedart · 2 years
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Details, part III: “Arabesque” series, contemporary. Painter: Daniel Abel.
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oldschoolfrp · 7 months
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An aquatic troll, or scrag, pops up to say hi. (Daniel Horne -- his name is carved into the side of the boat, but we knew it was him when we saw a monster with an oversized mouth full of crazy teeth, Dragon 133, May 1988)
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