illy | 23
they/them
lesbianism and shenanigans
- call me illy or pigeon, i don’t rlly care which
- i post abt 911 + hockey (fictional and real) stuff but also like a billion other things so don’t get too used to it
- my art tag is “myart” so check that out ig
- i have a youtube channel and sometimes i stream on twitch
- ummm almost everything is on a queue
- i block suuuuper liberally it’s nothing personal i promise
- don’t be a dick thx
see i just don’t think mlm ships work with good luck babe because i think that song operates on both the axes of being gay but ALSO being a woman. “when you wake up next to him in the middle of the night / with your head in your hands you’re nothing more than his wife” is such a harrowing line because women are socially only defined in their relations to men instead of as their own people especially after marriage (taking his last name, changing your prefix, the physical cost and emotional labor of having children…); women often become relegated to wives and mothers whereas men are afforded agency and personhood outside of their marriages. the line from the song doesn’t work for mlm couples because men are very rarely nothing more than a woman’s husband no matter how “suffocating” men make marriage seem
elle fanning for who what wear
shot by szilveszter makó, styled by lauren eggersten
caitlyn kiramman truly is THE character to ever exist. she’s 80% legs. her ex is a ginger who tried to execute her in front of the whole city. she has a spit kink. her father-in-law is a furry. her sister-in-law killed her mom. she’s british. she’s a brat. she can orgasm in 12 seconds. her mother figure is a noxian warlord. her girlfriend fucked her in a prison cell. she’s unhinged. she’s a decorated officer. she forged the signature of her childhood friend to free an ex-con. she led her city into war for her girlfriend. she wears an eyepatch the color of her hair. she’s a freak. all of this is true.
The fear of abandonment isn’t just about people leaving, it’s the gut-wrenching belief that you aren’t worth staying for.
So there’s no one serious? Nope. Not even Jane? You’ve been texting for years. I thought maybe it was serious.
how it all feels lately
MEGAN FOX and AMANDA SEYFRIED as JENNIFER CHECK and NEEDY LESNICKI
JENNIFER’S BODY (2009) dir. Karyn Kusama