Thomastair For @edwinspaynes

thomastair for @edwinspaynes <3 been meaning to draw them forEVER but 4 years later here they finally are 🙏 i knew i'd get to it eventually

I haven’t even watched the show yet but I was looking forward to it and I‘m so disappointed. Netflix is killing queer and original shows for sport at this point, while literally sinking hundreds of millions of dollars into unnecessary and bland tv trying to get their next flagship.

Currently in the process of convincing my mom to cancel our subscription. I‘ll just get the dvds for dbd and dark.

fuck everyone im jumping out a plane

do you ever think about how matthew fairchild was such a sunshine coded character—a golden boy, floated through school, charmed everyone with his infamous smile; a starry-eyed dreamer who had faith in most things that weren’t himself. and how because of one moment of naivety he lost years of his life to devastating self-sabotage, believing himself worth nothing, deserving of nothing, drinking day by day to numb out the pain—because he believed people could only ever like him when he wasn’t sober, when he wasn’t fully himself. and how despite visibly not being okay, nobody ever really said anything about it until he basically hit rock bottom. and do you ever think about how matthew would’ve given up his love for cordelia in a second if it meant james could be happy, when james wouldn’t do the same? you knew. i told you in the letter. and how he joked and deflected so much to hide how sad he really was, because he believed no one would care enough to see it. i did not know that i looked sad, to you. because i think about it a lot and it makes me very sad

my brother is creating characters for a roleplay and I got him to call the withdrawn bug obsessed guy Ty and the steampunk dude Branwell as a last name, I feel like I just won at a game or sth

jamie darling, what in the main character syndrome are you doing here

The whitewashing of female characters is starting to annoy me. I think I was too dense to notice before or maybe it’s just happening more but it’s so frustrating to come across it in otherwise extremely enjoyable stories. it doesn’t even ruin the characters for me but it makes me stumble so hard and I just keep thinking that it could be done more subtly. I’m literally on my knees for feminist media, the feminist angle is not the problem. just feels like writers get too caught up in restricting narratives cause they’re trying to say something and be nice about it. I don’t want nor do I need nice.