every so often, i feel i need to watch some queer content. trans content especially. in the environment i live in, i think i need that affirmation that, despite all the shit we're delt, all the awful laws being proposed and put into action in the us, all the transphobic shit online, that we can still live beautiful lives, do beautiful things.
while it's not the most uplifting show out there, euphoria is easily one of the most authentic representations…
a little over a year ago, i came out to my parents, which i regret more and more every day. my parents initially accepted me, but all for a day as now it seems they've either forgotten. actually, i'd love to say they've forgotten, but they clearly haven't. the disgust they felt that day, that they told me about, i can still see to this day, and i know bringing it up would only make it even worse.
i don't…
My problem with the Burj Khalifa segment is that nothing that follows it could ever be nearly as memorable or tense, even if it involves the threat of nuclear war
Watched during Mamma Mia! rehearsal in the lights booth with the lights crew, with my friend's phone taped to the wall. Truly the way it was intended to be viewed
This is The Force Awakens for people who like Bill Murray
and I like Bill Murray
Look, it's a cheesy, sarcasm-filled Ryan Reynolds comedy. You know if you're going to like or dislike it from that alone
