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CHAPPELL ROAN - Casual (2023) dir. Hadley Hillel with MIKA LESHA as THE SIREN

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Chappell Roan - Coachella 2024

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happy lesbian visibility week to all my fellow lesbians 🧡🤍🩷

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page 7 of my ivy comic ✿

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Tina watches The Office bloopers on YouTube one time then when writing erotic friend fiction on it accidentally creates the entire Big Mouth/ Human Resources universe

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btw. if you even care

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young bob and linda through the years (very important)

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This is what it's like mourning on this godforsaken site

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Cartoon siblings whose dynamics make me and my brother’s neurodivergent asses feel seen my beloved-

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UNDER THE BANNER OF HEAVEN (2022) 1x01

fries are good for the soul actually 😌

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Bill Taba and Jeb Pyre hug at least once challenge

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Well it wasn't a hug, but that gut punch followed by Bill helping Jeb breathe through his emotions sure was something.

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I love how they let Bill and Jeb butt heads a little this final episode. Like, they’ve had their little moments (especially because Jeb is just so goddamn tense all the time – understandably), but Bill has always diffused the situation or moved them past it. 

But this episode, he really became a lot more confrontational, and I love that. Because Bill is just such a patient, wise, understanding person, so it never came across as mean-spirited or out of control, if that makes sense? 

Like, even though they argued with one another, it never felt like they were at risk of having a falling out. Not once while I was watching their arguments did I think “oh shit, they’re not going to be friends anymore.” And I think that is solely because of the way Bill handles confrontation, and just generally carries himself. 

I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again, and I will not be shutting up about it: Gil Birmingham did an absolutely fantastic job, and Bill Taba was a showstopping character.  

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The Bishop telling Jeb that “it’s a fact, women struggle more with feelings than men” after he’s sat on his couch literally struggling to hold back tears while practically begging him for an answer to ease his mom’s pain…… I am filled with so much rage.

The whole “wOmeN aRe mOrE eMotiOnaL” thing is just… bad enough as it is, because obviously – but it had an extra punch to it in this instance because Jeb is such an emotional person. In fact, we’ve watched him struggle with overwhelming emotion for a whole three episodes at this point. We’ve watched him cry, panic, doubt, struggle, and nearly break over and over again as he watches his community (and his faith) fall apart from the inside out, all while dealing with anxieties about his family – which have been increased tenfold by the murder of a woman and child so close to home.

So when the Bishop looks him in the fucking eyes and essentially tells him “your dementia-suffering mother is just Being Dramatic because she’s a Woman” and “you’re a man so you don’t feel things as strongly as women do, haha thank goodness for that, am I right?” Is just such a slap in the face. 

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Andrew Garfield and Daisy Edgar-Jones Ask Each Other Anything